A flatbed carries the whole vehicle on a level bed instead of dragging two wheels down the road. That makes it the safer choice when a car has been in a wreck, won’t roll, or has a drivetrain that can’t handle being towed on its wheels. CTR Towing runs flatbed towing across Dallas 24 hours a day. Call us from the roadside, a parking lot, or a crash scene, and we’ll send a flatbed.
Loading a damaged vehicle takes patience. Our drivers tilt the bed, winch the vehicle up slowly, and check for anything dragging, leaking, or hanging loose before it moves. Then they strap each wheel down so the vehicle stays put over rough pavement and sudden stops. When we reach the repair shop, body shop, or your driveway, we unload it the same way, so the tow doesn’t add damage the shop has to fix.
To learn more about our 24/7 Flatbed Towing Service and to speak to a member of our team, call us at
Towing with two wheels on the ground works fine for many cars, but some vehicles get damaged that way. If you’re not sure which you need, tell us what happened when you call, and we’ll send the right truck.
Flatbed towing may be used when:
Flatbeds handle most passenger and light commercial vehicles, along with anything too damaged, too low, or too sensitive to tow on its wheels. Bed length and weight ratings set the limits, so tell us the year, make, and model when you call. If your vehicle is too big for a flatbed, we’ll let you know and send the right equipment.
Depending on the vehicle and situation, flatbed towing may be available for:
CTR Towing runs flatbeds throughout Dallas, from Bishop Arts and Lower Greenville to Preston Hollow, Far North Dallas, and Redbird. We pick up from crash scenes on I-30 and Central Expressway, apartment lots, office parks, and the curb outside your house. Flatbeds need room to tilt and load, so if your car is in a garage or tight spot, mention it when you call. Our driver will plan the approach before arriving.
We answer flatbed calls around the clock, including nights and holidays. Once you tell us where you are and where the vehicle is going, we’ll give you an estimated arrival time and stick to it as traffic allows. Most flatbed tows stay local, going to a repair shop, dealership, or home across town. If you need it moved farther, we also offer long-distance flatbed transport from Dallas. Body shops and adjusters can book pickups with us directly.
The wrong tow can turn a repair bill into a bigger one. Dallas drivers call CTR Towing when they want the vehicle moved without new damage.
