Chandler Towing and Recovery
24 Hour Tow Truck Service
If you need tow truck service right now, just tap here to call us at (480) 428-2960 and we'll get there fast, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. And, our affordable towing service is the best price in Chandler. No need to shop around while you are on the side of the road. Call now.
It is definitely a bummer when your car breaks down in the Arizona heat! No bout a doubt it. Or something like that. We will get there fast (did I say that already?) and haul you and your vehicle to your home or to an auto repair shop or where ever you need to go. Give us a call now!
Chandler Towing Services has been operating in the East Valley for more than 8 years. Go with someone you can trust!
It is definitely a bummer when your car breaks down in the Arizona heat! No bout a doubt it. Or something like that. We will get there fast (did I say that already?) and haul you and your vehicle to your home or to an auto repair shop or where ever you need to go. Give us a call now!
Chandler Towing Services has been operating in the East Valley for more than 8 years. Go with someone you can trust!
No one ever plans to need a tow truck. But, when you do, here's how to find us fast!
1. Search for a tow truck near me
2. Tap the call button to call us, 24/7
1. Search for a tow truck near me
2. Tap the call button to call us, 24/7
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Chandler Towing Services
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Our Towing Services include:
Towing to repair shop Jump start a dead battery Unlock your door Change your flat tire Long haul towing Flat bed towing Motorcycle towing RV towing We operate in Chandler, Sun Lakes, Ahwatukee, Tempe, Gilbert, Queen Creek, Mesa, Phoenix, and Old Town Scottsdale.
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our towing services
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24 hour Towing
We operate 24 hours a day, with drivers on call. And our cheap towing service is budget friendly. Give us a call anytime! |
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Emergency Roadside Assistance
Chandler Towing and Recovery specializes in friendly, emergency roadside assistance. If your car, truck, or SUV is down for the count and you need a lift, give us a call and we'll make sure you make it back home safely.
Chandler Towing and Recovery specializes in friendly, emergency roadside assistance. If your car, truck, or SUV is down for the count and you need a lift, give us a call and we'll make sure you make it back home safely.
Exotic automobile towing
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Long Distance Towing
Save some money by calling us first. We tow vehicles from Phoenix to Tucson, Yuma, Flagstaff and everywhere in between. Long distance towing can be stressful. But, you're in good hands with us. We specialize in long haul, damage-free towing from and to just about anywhere. If you need to go to a car show and want to protect your valuable asset, give us a call. We can tow you to Las Vegas, Scottsdale, or the Southern California area. |
RV Towing
We can tow your RV in and around the Chandler and East Valley area, or long distance if you need it.
Just call us for rates.
We can tow your RV in and around the Chandler and East Valley area, or long distance if you need it.
Just call us for rates.
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Flat tire repair
If you have a flat and it's just too dang hot outside to do it yourself, give us a call and we'll fix your flat tire. If it's not fixable, we can haul you in to the repair shop or tire shop and help you get back on the road. |
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Abandoned vehicles
Unwanted vehicles can seem to just appear on your property out of nowhere. They are left behind by former tenants or if they aren’t running, sometimes people just walk away from them rather than repair them. We can help you remove these vehicles. We service apartment communities, commercial businesses, and any others who have vehicles that need to be removed.
Unwanted vehicles can seem to just appear on your property out of nowhere. They are left behind by former tenants or if they aren’t running, sometimes people just walk away from them rather than repair them. We can help you remove these vehicles. We service apartment communities, commercial businesses, and any others who have vehicles that need to be removed.
Contact chandler towing services today!
Have you ever wondered how a tow truck works?
In general, a tow truck is just a truck chassis with a specific machine built onto it – and the types of machines vary nowadays. The main part of tow trucks based around pulley designs is the boom winch – a strong, hydraulic winch used to pull cars, which can weigh a lot. An average car or truck or SUV or mini-van can weigh thousands of pounds.
Then, the distinct part of a tow truck is the method by which it lifts a car. An oldie is the good old hook-and-chain, or sling type tow truck. Essentially, chains are wrapped around the car’s frame or bumper, and the car is lifted partially off the ground, its non-drive wheels kept on the ground. For that reason, a 4×4 (or all-wheel drive car) can’t be lifted and towed by a sling type tow truck.
But, not all tow trucks are created equal. To keep from scratching a car up, for example, spectacle lift tow trucks use a yoke to cradle the drive wheels of a broken-down car, then use a hydraulic hoist to pull it up. Integrated tow trucks use the same concept, but include a boom winch instead of a hoist. Again, however, all-wheel drive cars are boned in this case.
That is why flatbed tow trucks exist. They’re fairly simple – they’re trucks with a removable metal bed that can be hydraulically moved off the back of the truck and onto the ground. Then, the towed car is pulled with a winch onto the flatbed, and the bed is moved back onto the truck.
Simple.
In the end, tow trucks – despite their unsavory reputation among some – are real lifesavers in general. Most vehicle companies that possess a large fleet have a tow truck just in case they need to tow one of their own cars. Government services have tow trucks. Even the military uses them, with armies having something called an “armored recovery vehicle”. Let’s rename them “life savers”.
Give us a call when you need a life saver and we’ll rescue you from whatever situation you’re in!
Then, the distinct part of a tow truck is the method by which it lifts a car. An oldie is the good old hook-and-chain, or sling type tow truck. Essentially, chains are wrapped around the car’s frame or bumper, and the car is lifted partially off the ground, its non-drive wheels kept on the ground. For that reason, a 4×4 (or all-wheel drive car) can’t be lifted and towed by a sling type tow truck.
But, not all tow trucks are created equal. To keep from scratching a car up, for example, spectacle lift tow trucks use a yoke to cradle the drive wheels of a broken-down car, then use a hydraulic hoist to pull it up. Integrated tow trucks use the same concept, but include a boom winch instead of a hoist. Again, however, all-wheel drive cars are boned in this case.
That is why flatbed tow trucks exist. They’re fairly simple – they’re trucks with a removable metal bed that can be hydraulically moved off the back of the truck and onto the ground. Then, the towed car is pulled with a winch onto the flatbed, and the bed is moved back onto the truck.
Simple.
In the end, tow trucks – despite their unsavory reputation among some – are real lifesavers in general. Most vehicle companies that possess a large fleet have a tow truck just in case they need to tow one of their own cars. Government services have tow trucks. Even the military uses them, with armies having something called an “armored recovery vehicle”. Let’s rename them “life savers”.
Give us a call when you need a life saver and we’ll rescue you from whatever situation you’re in!
Tow Truck Trivia
According to Wikipedia, the tow truck was invented in 1916 by Ernest Holmes, Sr., of Chattanooga, TN. He worked in a garage and witnessed six men using ropes and blocks to pull a car out of a creek. He then worked with others to perfect the tow hook and pulley system.
Back in the early 1900s, tow trucks used to be called wreckers because they were mostly used for hauling away wrecked vehicles.
Back in the early 1900s, tow trucks used to be called wreckers because they were mostly used for hauling away wrecked vehicles.
We provide tow truck services in the following areas:
Chandler | Ahwatukee | Sun Lakes | Mesa
Tempe | Gilbert | Queen Creek | San Tan Valley
Tempe | Gilbert | Queen Creek | San Tan Valley