Light and medium duty towing covers the vehicles most Atlanta drivers own: sedans, SUVs, minivans, pickups, and small work vans. We match the truck to your vehicle and move it to a shop, home, dealership, or auction.
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Light duty means passenger cars and small trucks. Medium duty steps up to larger pickups, cargo vans, and moderate box trucks. These vehicles are behind most of our calls: the commuter car that will not start, the SUV with a flat tire and no jack, the work van that quit before a job.
We choose equipment by vehicle. A front wheel drive sedan with a dead battery may ride on a wheel lift. A lowered coupe or an all wheel drive SUV is safer on a flatbed. For anything heavier, see heavy duty towing. We run these tows in neighborhoods like Grant Park and Virginia-Highland. See how a tow works from first call to drop off on our process page.
The same kinds of problems show up across the metro area.
Stop and go traffic on the Downtown Connector is hard on cooling systems and batteries. Many commuter calls start there.
Dead batteries and flat tires in complexes around Buckhead, Midtown, and Decatur are common and often need only a short move.
We move cars from the roadside to your mechanic, or between a dealership, an auction, and a buyer.
Parking near downtown venues fills up fast. Tell us the gate or deck level so the driver finds you quickly.
A little preparation saves the driver time.
Tell us where the keys are and whether the car is in park, in gear, or locked.
If your wheels have locking nuts, find the key. Without it the driver may have trouble loading.
Lift kits, lowered suspension, and big wheels change how a car loads. Say so when you call.
Take wallets, phones, and papers with you before the car is hooked up.
Light duty is for cars and small trucks. Medium duty is for larger pickups, cargo vans, and small box trucks that outweigh a normal car but are not big rigs. The class sets the truck we send.
Yes. Give us the shop name and address when you call. If the shop is closed, we can agree on a plan on the phone, such as taking the car home until it opens.
Yes. A flat on a drive wheel often calls for a flatbed so the wheel does not drag. If you have a good spare, roadside help may fix it with no tow.
Yes. Many calls start in driveways and garages. Tell us if space is tight, so the driver can plan the approach.
