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Starting a Tow Truck business is easier than you think. Get tips here on your next career.
This tow truck driver tells us about the brands of tow trucks and truck beds he uses and how each of them has a specific purpose for towing vehicles from wrecks. He explains that wreckers are used for rollover accidents and regular towing and that flatbeds are used for all-wheel drive and removing vehicles from extreme wrecks.
The main tasks of roadside assistance are tire repair/change, jump-starting batteries and unlocking doors. With the right tools and accessories, like fuel tanks and extra storage, a towing business can be prepared for all types of work on the road.
