Alpha Auto Towing does Medium-Duty Towing
Medium-duty towing focuses on towing vehicles that are larger and heavier than standard cars but not as large as heavy-duty vehicles like semi-trucks or buses. These vehicles require specific towing equipment, such as medium-duty tow trucks with enhanced towing capacity, to safely transport them. Here’s a breakdown of what we tow in medium-duty towing:
Delivery Trucks and Box Trucks
- Delivery trucks, such as those used by businesses for local deliveries or moving companies, are common in medium-duty towing. These trucks may require towing when they break down, get stuck, or are involved in accidents.
 
Utility Trucks
- Utility trucks, including those used by electric, water, or telecommunications companies, are essential for daily operations but can occasionally break down or need transport between job sites.
 
Work Vans and Service Vehicles
- Larger commercial vans used by contractors, plumbers, electricians, and other service professionals fall under medium-duty towing when they need to be towed for repairs or due to accidents.
 
Small Buses and Shuttle Buses
- Small buses, such as those used by schools, hotels, or senior living centers, are often towed by medium-duty tow trucks when they experience mechanical issues or require transport.
 
Ambulances
- Ambulances, while crucial for emergency services, may sometimes break down or be involved in accidents, requiring specialized medium-duty towing to safely move them to repair facilities.
 
RV and Motorhomes (Smaller Models)
- While larger RVs may need heavy-duty towing, smaller and mid-sized motorhomes typically fall under medium-duty towing services when they encounter breakdowns or require transport.
 
Towable Equipment
- Towable equipment such as small construction machinery, light-duty trailers, or commercial equipment can also be moved using medium-duty towing services.
 
Passenger Vehicles (SUVs, Pickup Trucks)
- Large SUVs, pickup trucks, and other larger personal vehicles that are too heavy for standard towing may require medium-duty services when they break down or are involved in accidents.
 
Sprinter Vans
- These larger cargo or passenger vans used by delivery services, transport companies, and shuttle services are often towed using medium-duty towing equipment due to their size and weight.
 
Small Box Trucks
- Box trucks that are smaller than those typically used for long-haul transport but larger than standard vans fall into the medium-duty towing category.
 
Roadside Assistance for Medium-Duty Vehicles
- Jump Starts: Medium-duty towing companies often provide roadside jump-starts for delivery trucks, work vans, and other medium-sized vehicles, ensuring they can get back on the road without needing a full tow.
 - Tire Changes: Flat tires on larger vehicles like small buses or utility trucks require special handling due to their size and weight, which medium-duty towing services are equipped to handle.
 - Lockout Service: If a driver gets locked out of a work van or utility truck, medium-duty towing companies offer lockout assistance to get them back inside without damaging the vehicle.
 
Accident Recovery for Medium-Duty Vehicles
- Wrecker Service: In the event of an accident involving a box truck or small bus, medium-duty wreckers are used to safely remove and transport the damaged vehicle. This includes righting overturned vehicles and pulling stuck vehicles from ditches or difficult locations.
 - Rotator Towing: For more complex recoveries, such as when medium-duty vehicles are involved in rollovers, rotator tow trucks are used to lift and reposition vehicles safely without causing additional damage.
 
Local and Long-Distance Towing
- Transporting Commercial Vehicles: Medium-duty towing companies provide both local and long-distance towing for commercial vehicles, such as delivery trucks and service vans, that may need to be moved between job sites or back to a service facility for repairs.
 - Scheduled Towing for Repairs: In addition to emergency towing, medium-duty towing companies offer scheduled towing for vehicles that need routine maintenance or repairs, ensuring they are safely transported to the repair shop.
 
Fleet Towing Services
- Many businesses operate fleets of medium-duty vehicles, such as delivery companies, utility services, and contractors. Medium-duty towing companies offer fleet services, providing quick and reliable towing support for multiple vehicles in case of breakdowns or accidents. This helps businesses minimize downtime and keep operations running smoothly.
 
Winching and Recovery
- If a medium-duty vehicle like a work truck or RV becomes stuck in mud, snow, or off-road conditions, medium-duty towing services offer winching and recovery services to pull the vehicle out and get it back on the road.
 
Impound and Parking Lot Towing
- Medium-duty towing is also used for removing illegally parked or abandoned medium-sized vehicles from private property or commercial parking lots. These services help property owners maintain clear and accessible parking areas.
 
RV and Camper Transport
- For smaller RVs, campers, and motorhomes that fall under medium-duty towing weight limits, towing companies provide transport services for both short trips and long hauls, ensuring that vacationers or RV owners can get their vehicles safely to their destination or repair facility.
 
Medium-Duty Winch-Outs
- In situations where medium-duty vehicles are stuck in challenging spots—whether it’s in a snowbank or off the side of the road—winch-out services are necessary to safely recover and tow the vehicle without causing further damage.
 
Fuel Delivery for Medium-Duty Vehicles
- Towing companies also offer fuel delivery services for medium-duty vehicles like work vans, delivery trucks, or small buses that have run out of fuel. This service allows drivers to quickly get back on their route without the need for a full tow.
 
Load Transfer Services
- In cases where medium-duty vehicles like delivery trucks or box trucks need to redistribute or transfer their load to another vehicle (due to mechanical failure or accident), towing companies provide load transfer services to ensure that cargo is safely moved and transported without damage or loss.
 
