24/7 Tow Truck in Singleton 

Yes, but only certain cars are suitable for flat towing (also known as “dinghy towing” or “four-down towing”). Many modern vehicles with automatic transmissions or electronic drivetrains aren’t designed to be towed with all wheels on the ground. You’ll need to consult your owner’s manual and possibly install a tow bar, braking system, and lighting kit. Alternatively, you can use a trailer or tow dolly. Towing a car incorrectly behind an RV can cause transmission or driveline damage, so professional advice is highly recommended.

If your car is towed without your knowledge, check nearby signage to determine the towing company and contact your local council or police non-emergency line. You’ll likely need to pay a release fee and present photo ID and vehicle registration to retrieve your vehicle. If you believe the tow was unlawful, document the scene and consider appealing through your local transport or consumer protection authority. Unauthorized tows can be challenged, especially if signage was unclear or towing procedures weren’t followed legally.

ATVs, UTVs, and side-by-sides are typically transported using flatbed tow trucks, enclosed trailers, or tilt trays. The operator secures them using wheel chocks and heavy-duty straps, ensuring no movement during transit. These vehicles are often towed from off-road locations or between rural properties, farms, or trails. Because they are not road-legal, they must be transported rather than driven. If the ATV is damaged or flipped, recovery may require a winch or additional crew. Always disclose the terrain and condition of the vehicle.