FAQs

Identification and proof of ownership or authorization may be requested by towing operators, particularly when towing from private property or releasing a vehicle. It is advisable to have your vehicle registration and personal identification readily available.

Towing services are often included in many roadside assistance programs, typically up to a specified mileage limit. It is recommended to review your specific policy for details on covered distances, eligible situations, and preferred service providers.

Flatbed towing involves loading the entire vehicle onto a flat platform, making it ideal for luxury, low-clearance, or all-wheel-drive vehicles. Wheel-lift towing, on the other hand, lifts either the front or rear wheels off the ground and is commonly used for shorter distances and quicker service.

All-wheel-drive vehicles can be towed, but they typically require either flatbed towing or specialized equipment to prevent potential damage to the drivetrain.

While waiting for the tow truck, ensure your safety by moving to a secure location. Activate your vehicle's hazard lights, secure the vehicle if you need to leave it, collect essential documents and personal items, and keep relevant phone numbers and policy information accessible.

Bud's Wrecker Service accepts both cash and credit card payments for their services.

Towing companies typically offer a range of services including flatbed towing, wheel-lift towing, dolly towing, long-distance towing, motorcycle towing, vehicle recovery, jump starts, lockout assistance, fuel delivery, and winching or recovery operations.