24/7 Tow Truck in Maryland 

Salvage towing is used when a vehicle or equipment needs to be retrieved from a difficult or hazardous location—such as after an accident, flood, fire, or off-road incident. These jobs often involve wrecked, submerged, overturned, or severely damaged vehicles. Special recovery gear like cranes, winches, air cushions, and off-road rigs are used. Salvage towing requires a skilled team that can work in challenging environments while prioritising safety. It’s often more expensive than regular towing due to the complexity and risk involved.

Off-road recovery of a 4WD requires experienced operators and equipment like winches, snatch straps, recovery boards, and heavy-duty 4WD tow vehicles. Terrain plays a big role—vehicles stuck in sand, mud, or water require different approaches. The goal is to extract the vehicle without causing further damage. Access can also be a problem, so recovery may take longer and cost more than a standard tow. It’s important to notify the tow company about the terrain and condition of the vehicle beforehand.

Tilt tray trucks have a flatbed that tilts and slides back to ground level. The vehicle is either driven or winched onto the tray, then the bed is tilted back to a level position. This method ensures the entire vehicle is off the ground, reducing the risk of drivetrain damage or tire wear during transport. It's especially ideal for vehicles with all-wheel or rear-wheel drive, luxury cars, and vehicles with low clearance. It's one of the safest and most versatile towing methods available.