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Tow Trucks

Heavy-Duty Towing for Any Job

Brent’s Tow Trucks provide a professional and reliable solution for vehicle recovery and transport. Built with durability and ease of use in mind, they ensure safe and efficient towing.

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Features & Benefits:

User-friendly controls

Simplifies the towing process.

Strong towing capacity

Designed for professional vehicle recovery.

Versatile applications

Suitable for breakdown recovery, transport, and more.

Great for vehicles

The perfect vehicle for towing cars

Features to Look For

Most tow trucks used in the UK recovery and transport industry are built with practicality and safety in mind. They typically feature hydraulic tilt beds, which make loading smoother and reduce the risk of damaging the vehicle. Winches—either electric or manual—are standard and essential for loading cars that can’t move under their own power. For added safety, especially when operating roadside, most trucks include integrated lighting and beacons for maximum visibility. Remote controls are often available too, making it possible for a single operator to manage the bed and winch with ease. To keep everything secure during transit, these trucks also come with proper load restraint systems, such as wheel straps and chocks, ensuring your cargo stays firmly in place from pickup to drop-off.

Why Use a Tow Truck Instead of a Trailer?

Unlike trailers, tow trucks are fully integrated vehicles built specifically for recovery and transport. They require less setup time, have better load-handling features, and don’t rely on a separate towing vehicle. They're ideal for: Emergency breakdown recovery, Moving vehicles that can’t be driven, and Commercial vehicle transport between sites and, Helping customers or clients at the roadside

What Are Tow Trucks Used For?

Breakdown recovery

Transporting disabled vehicles.

Vehicle transport

Roadside assistance

Moving cars for dealerships and rental companies.

Helping stranded drivers get their vehicles to safety.

What to Know Before You Tow

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