With a flatbed, the car is winched onto a flat deck and rides without touching the pavement. That matters when the drivetrain, the suspension or the bodywork can't take a drag. Quick Tow ATL connects you with independent licensed operators who run flatbeds across Fulton, DeKalb, Cobb, Gwinnett and Clayton County. We don't own trucks. We make the match, and the line takes calls 24/7.
For most all-wheel-drive cars, low sports cars, electric models and wrecked vehicles, yes. A wheel-lift raises one end and leaves the other rolling, which is fine for many front-drive sedans but risky for others. Check your owner manual, and tell the operator what you drive when you call.
Often not. Decks with low ceilings can block a full-height truck, and some Midtown garages post clearance limits. Tell the line the clearance if you know it. An operator may bring a wheel-lift or a lower rig for a tight structure instead.
That is the operator's call, since insurance and cab space vary by company. Ask when the job is accepted. If it isn't allowed, arrange a ride-share or a lift and meet the truck at the drop-off.
Take out valuables, photograph the car from all sides, and have the key ready if you have one. A no-key car can often still be loaded, but tell the line so the operator brings the right gear.
The line connects drivers with independent operators in 25 cities and neighborhoods. Choose yours to see local roads, lots and impound details.
Covering Metro Atlanta, GA
The line takes calls 24/7. The operator quotes the job before anyone is sent.