On a flatbed, your vehicle is winched up onto the deck and strapped down, so none of its wheels touch the road. It’s the safest way to move a car that’s broken down, damaged, or simply one you don’t want towed on its wheels.
Most of our everyday calls in Pictou County are flatbed tows: a car that won’t start in the driveway, a breakdown on the highway, or a vehicle that needs to get to the mechanic or the dealer.
When a flatbed is the right call
- All-wheel-drive and four-wheel-drive vehicles
- Lowered cars and anything with little ground clearance
- Vehicles with damaged wheels, axles or steering
- Classic and collector cars
What to tell us when you call
- Where the vehicle is, as exactly as you can
- Where you want it to go
- The make and model, and whether it rolls and steers
If you’re stopped on the side of a highway, turn on your hazard lights and keep well away from traffic while you wait.
Where we go
New Glasgow, Stellarton, Westville, Trenton and Pictou, plus the rest of Pictou County. Longer trips are welcome too.