24/7 Tow Truck in Dungog 

Yes, vehicles with deployed airbags can be safely towed, but they require careful handling. Airbags deploying typically indicate a moderate to severe collision, which may result in frame damage, leaking fluids, or compromised suspension. A flatbed tow is usually the safest method to prevent further harm. Emergency responders often assist with vehicle positioning if it’s in a hazardous spot. Towing operators trained in post-accident recovery will also clean debris and take steps to prevent more damage during transport to a repairer or holding yard.

Yes, towing a limousine or stretch vehicle requires a flatbed or extended-length tilt tray due to its size and low clearance. These vehicles can’t be towed using traditional hook or wheel-lift methods because of their elongated chassis and potential for undercarriage scraping. Operators use low-angle loading ramps and soft straps to ensure a smooth and damage-free load. Because of the vehicle's unique handling and length, scheduling ahead and clearly describing the vehicle is essential. Special event companies often use these services regularly.

Yes, food trucks and mobile vending trailers can be towed or relocated by towing companies equipped for commercial vehicle transport. These vehicles often have sensitive equipment, internal storage, and may require power disconnection before towing. If the unit is self-powered, it may be towed like a normal vehicle; if it’s a trailer, it must be roadworthy or lifted onto a flatbed. Informing the towing company of the unit’s contents, height, and power systems ensures proper safety protocols and insurance coverage during transport.