Flatbed towing places the full vehicle on a hydraulic platform so the wheels leave the road during transport. That approach is preferred for many modern vehicles, AWD drivetrains and damaged cars that should not be pulled on a dolly.
Capacity Review Comes First
Before loading, TowDaddy reviews vehicle type, estimated weight, dimensions, condition and access. TowDaddy provides light- and medium-duty flatbed towing for eligible vehicles and equipment within capacity.
The Loading Process
- Position the flatbed for safe approach and loading angle
- Confirm rolling and steering condition
- Winch or drive the vehicle onto the bed as appropriate
- Center the vehicle and apply securement straps
- Transport to the approved destination
Why All Wheels Off the Ground Helps
Keeping wheels off the pavement reduces drivetrain stress and helps protect damaged suspension components during the move.
Flatbed service pages
What Flatbed Service Cannot Promise
Flatbed service does not mean unlimited capacity. Heavy-duty towing is not available. Oversized, overloaded or inaccessible units may be declined after review.
Conclusion
Flatbed towing is a controlled loading and transport process. Share accurate vehicle details so the assigned truck matches the job.