24/7 Tow Truck in Wallsend

Yes, caravans can be towed, but it requires specialised equipment and expertise. Towing a broken-down caravan involves more than just hooking it to a vehicle—it must be secured properly to avoid sway, structural damage, or detachment. Many towing services have flatbeds or heavy-duty tow vehicles specifically designed for caravans. It's important to notify the provider that it's a caravan so they send the right equipment. Towing regulations for caravans may also differ, including size and weight restrictions, so always use a certified professional.

Towing typically refers to transporting a vehicle that is immobile but not necessarily stuck or damaged, such as after a breakdown. Recovery involves retrieving a vehicle from a difficult or dangerous position—like being bogged in mud, down an embankment, or involved in a crash. Recovery may require winching, heavy machinery, or special equipment, depending on the situation. Recovery is often more complex, time-consuming, and costly than standard towing and is generally performed by experienced operators with specific training and gear.

Yes, but towing heavy machinery requires specialised equipment such as tilt trays, low loaders, or float trailers. It also requires operators trained in securing and transporting oversized or high-mass loads. Proper tie-down methods, weight distribution, and compliance with road transport laws are crucial. Attempting to tow or transport heavy machinery without the right gear can be dangerous and illegal. For safety and liability reasons, always engage professional heavy haulage or machinery transport services with insurance and compliance credentials.