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24/7 flatbed towing in Dallas-Fort Worth
A flatbed tow truck carries the entire vehicle on its deck with all four wheels off the roadway, making it a preferred towing method for many damaged, AWD, electric, lowered and specialty vehicles.
Flatbed Tow Trucks
Flatbed tow truck service throughout Dallas-Fort Worth
A flatbed tow truck, also called a rollback, uses a tilting deck and winch system to load the entire vehicle onto the truck for transport. Because all four wheels remain off the roadway, flatbed towing is commonly used for vehicles that should not be transported with drive wheels rolling.
Maverick Towing provides 24/7 flatbed towing throughout Dallas-Fort Worth for cars, SUVs, pickups, vans, motorcycles and other eligible vehicles. Flatbeds are frequently requested for collision-damaged vehicles, lowered cars, luxury vehicles, non-running vehicles and many AWD and electric vehicles.
Towing requirements vary by vehicle. Our dispatcher may ask for the year, make, model, drivetrain and condition so the appropriate towing method can be determined.
What we handle
When flatbed towing may be the best option
- AWD and 4WD vehicles when recommended by the manufacturer
- Electric and hybrid vehicles requiring flatbed transport
- Lowered or low-clearance cars
- Collision-damaged vehicles
- Vehicles with damaged or locked wheels
- Non-running vehicles requiring winch loading
- Luxury, classic and specialty vehicles
- Scheduled and long-distance vehicle transport
Electric-vehicle towing procedures vary by manufacturer and model. When requesting service for an EV, provide the exact year, make and model so the appropriate towing method can be used.
Why choose Maverick for flatbed towing?
Maverick Towing has more than a decade of towing experience across Dallas-Fort Worth and is licensed, bonded and insured in Texas. Our flatbed equipment allows vehicles to be fully loaded onto the truck deck and secured for transport, making it suitable for many vehicles that require additional clearance or should remain completely off the roadway.
FAQ
Flatbed Tow Trucks questions
What is the difference between a flatbed tow truck and a wrecker?
A flatbed carries the entire vehicle on a truck-mounted deck. Other towing equipment may lift part of the vehicle or use additional equipment depending on the vehicle and situation. The appropriate towing method depends on drivetrain, vehicle condition, clearance, manufacturer requirements and pickup location.
Can a flatbed load a car that will not start?
Yes. A flatbed's winch system allows many non-running vehicles to be loaded onto the deck without driving them aboard. Tell dispatch if the vehicle has locked wheels, steering damage, suspension damage or cannot shift into neutral so the driver can arrive prepared.
Do you do long distance flatbed towing?
Yes. Maverick Towing offers scheduled long distance vehicle transport when available. Provide the pickup location, destination, vehicle information and preferred timing so dispatch can confirm availability and pricing.
Will my low car scrape going onto the deck?
Low-clearance vehicles require additional care during loading. Tell dispatch if the vehicle is lowered or has a low front splitter, body kit or long overhang so the driver can determine what equipment and loading approach may be needed.
Can you flatbed tow an electric vehicle?
Maverick Towing can transport many electric vehicles by flatbed. EV towing requirements differ by manufacturer and model, so provide the vehicle's exact year, make and model when requesting service.
Service areas
Flatbed towing across Dallas-Fort Worth.
Maverick Towing provides flatbed towing throughout Dallas, Collin, Denton and Tarrant counties and surrounding DFW communities, from Irving and Dallas to Plano, Frisco and flatbed towing in McKinney.
Open 24 hours, 7 days a week
Need a flatbed tow truck?
Call Maverick Towing for 24/7 flatbed towing throughout Dallas-Fort Worth. Tell dispatch your vehicle year, make and model, current condition, pickup location and destination so we can determine the appropriate flatbed equipment.