Commercial fleet towing is built around downtime control. Dispatchers need unit numbers, destination yards and capacity confirmation — not just a generic tow request.
Fleet Service Types
- Fleet roadside assistance for battery, tire, fuel and lockout issues
- Commercial flatbed towing within light- and medium-duty capacity
- Breakdown and accident recovery for eligible units
- Vehicle relocation between branches
- Scheduled fleet transport to dealers and repair facilities
Dispatcher Workflow
Submit company name, contact, fleet unit number, vehicle type, location and whether the job is emergency or scheduled. TowDaddy reviews capacity before assigning equipment.
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Capacity for Fleet Units
Cargo vans, Sprinter vans and loaded contractor vehicles need honest weight and dimension details. TowDaddy provides light- and medium-duty flatbed towing for eligible vehicles and equipment within capacity.
Multi-Vehicle Moves
Branch relocations can be planned when equipment availability allows. Provide windows, addresses and unit counts early so dispatch can sequence trucks.