Special Vehicle Flatbed Towing

Bill’s Junk Cars stands out as an expert in the realm of special vehicle flatbed towing, offering unparalleled expertise in handling a diverse range of vehicles with precision and care. Our specialized flatbed towing service is tailored to accommodate unique and oversized vehicles, ensuring a secure and damage-free transportation process. Whether it’s vintage cars, specialty vehicles, or those with non-standard dimensions, our experienced team at Bill’s Scrap Car utilizes advanced equipment and industry-best practices to securely load, transport, and unload special vehicles. With a commitment to safety and attention to detail, we take pride in providing a reliable solution for those requiring specialized flatbed towing services in Calgary. When you choose Bill’s Scrap Car, you can trust that your special vehicle will be handled with the utmost professionalism and expertise throughout the towing process.

Trust Bills Scrap Car To Move Your Hot Rod

Transporting a hotrod on a flatbed tow truck requires careful attention to prevent damage to the vehicle and ensure a safe journey. Here are the proper steps for transporting a hotrod on a flatbed tow truck:

• Inspect the Flatbed:
• Before loading the hotrod, thoroughly inspect the flatbed tow truck for any damage or issues. Ensure that the flatbed is clean, and there are no protruding objects that could potentially scratch or damage the hotrod.
• Prepare the Hotrod:
• Secure loose parts, detachable components, or accessories on the hotrod. If possible, remove items that may be prone to damage during transport.
• Position the Hotrod:
• Carefully position the hotrod on the flatbed, ensuring that it is centered and aligned properly. Take note of the hotrod’s ground clearance and adjust the flatbed height accordingly.
• Use Soft Straps or Padding:
• Utilize soft straps or padding to secure the hotrod to the flatbed. Avoid using chains or hooks directly on the hotrod’s frame or body to prevent scratches or dents.
• Secure the Hotrod:
• Use multiple tie-down points to secure the hotrod firmly to the flatbed. Attach the straps to sturdy and secure parts of the chassis or frame. Ensure that the hotrod is stable and won’t shift during transport.
• Check Clearances:
• Verify that there is sufficient clearance between the hotrod and any nearby structures, edges, or components on the flatbed. Ensure that the hotrod won’t come into contact with the tow truck during transit.
• Secure Detachable Parts:
• If the hotrod has detachable parts such as spoilers or side mirrors, secure them separately to prevent loss or damage during transport.
• Communicate with the Towing Operator:
• Communicate any specific instructions or concerns about the hotrod to the towing operator. Provide information about any delicate features or aspects that require extra care during transport.
• Drive Cautiously:
• The driver of the flatbed tow truck should operate the vehicle cautiously, especially when starting, stopping, or turning. Avoid sudden movements that may cause the hotrod to shift.
• Regularly Inspect During Transit:
• Periodically check the hotrod and the securing straps during transit to ensure everything remains secure and in proper condition.

By following these steps and exercising caution throughout the process, you can transport a hotrod on a flatbed tow truck safely and without causing any damage to the vehicle. If you’re uncertain or lack experience, consider hiring professionals with expertise in handling specialty vehicles for added assurance.