Flatbed trucks have been realized to be custom-made for hauling oversized and bulky cargo because of the flat, level bed. Their open nature means they can carry out the work that cannot be sustained by enclosed cargo trucks. These trucks come either in a rear-loading or in a side-loading configuration, which by itself adds functionality since it can bear a wide range of goods from construction materials to livestock in view of their low sides and high payload capacity.
Many times, flatbed trucks tow vehicles. In cases of accidents, the cars can be too damaged to be towed through standard methods; a flatbed is required. Similarly, vehicles that have broken down might need to be taken into repair shops without further causing damage to them. For very low-ground clearance cars, flatbed trucks offer the only legitimate towing options where scraping or damaging the undercarriage may easily occur. These trucks can even pull much larger objects such as boats.
Flat bed tow truck definitely has its convenience over the traditional wheel-lifts. First of all is in safety; with flatbed trucks, vehicles that have been critically damaged can be moved without resulting in further deterioration. The body could easily and safely be loaded onto the flatbed, and make it secure while on the road. Moreover, the capacity of flatbed tow trucks allows for a wide array of vehicle sizes and weights without much concern for overcapacity limits. The towing method also provides a smoother transit experience, very important for transportation that involves sensitive equipment or fragile cargo.
In our operations, the efficiency and safety of flatbed trucks go hand in hand with our transport capabilities.