All four wheels on the deck. The right choice for AWD, electric, lowered and non-running vehicles where a wheel-lift would cause damage.
A flatbed carries all four wheels on a stable deck. Nothing drags, nothing spins, and the suspension takes no load. For certain vehicles a wheel-lift truck is simply the wrong tool, and using one can cause damage that costs far more than the tow.
Every load follows the same procedure:
Inside Covington, a flatbed tow typically runs $100 to $175 depending on distance and how much winching is required. It costs a little more than a wheel-lift because the equipment is heavier and slower to load. On a vehicle where a wheel-lift would cause damage, that difference is trivial.
Long-distance flatbed transport to Atlanta, Macon or Augusta is priced per mile and quoted before dispatch.
Yes — a flatbed is the correct way to move an AWD or 4WD vehicle. Towing one with two wheels on the ground can destroy the transfer case or centre differential, and that repair often runs into four figures.
Typically $100 to $175 for a local tow, depending on distance and winching. It is slightly more than a wheel-lift tow because loading takes longer.
Yes, and they should always go on a flatbed. Many EVs cannot be flat-towed with wheels on the ground without damaging the motors or battery cooling system.
Yes. We winch it up the ramps using skates under the wheels. Tell the dispatcher the vehicle does not roll so we bring them.
Yes. Tell us about lowered suspension, wide wheels, body kits or a modified exhaust so we bring ramps with enough clearance.
One call reaches a dispatcher who knows Newton County roads. We tell you the arrival window before we hang up.
Call (470) 824-8110