Heavy-duty towing. Up to 50,000 pounds GVWR.

Yes. Semi towing near you in the Coastal Bend runs on Class 7 and 8 wreckers, not a rollback, and the operators cover the port, the refinery routes over the Harbor Bridge, I-37, US-77 and US-181. Give the dispatcher the tractor and trailer weight, whether it is loaded, and whether the drive axles turn. That decides which rig comes.

Yes. A heavy-duty tow near you covers anything a light-duty truck cannot legally lift: box trucks, dump trucks, buses, motorhomes and loaded 18-wheelers up to 50,000 lb GVWR. Heavy wrecker service is dispatched 24/7 across Nueces and San Patricio counties. Call (361) 967-8088 with the vehicle class and the location.

Often, yes. A lot of commercial calls are a jump on a dead tractor battery bank, a fuel drop, or an air-system problem rather than a tow. Say what the truck is doing when you call. If it can be fixed on the shoulder the operator does that, because it costs you less than a heavy tow and gets the load moving sooner.

Anything over roughly 10,000 lb GVWR - box trucks, delivery vans with cube bodies, step vans, shuttles, buses, RVs, dump trucks, 18-wheelers, and medium-duty commercial vehicles. If you're not sure whether your vehicle qualifies, give the make and model when you call so the right class of truck gets sent.

Heavy-duty hook fees start around $400 plus mileage and run to $850 or more depending on equipment. Complex scenes with winch-outs, underreach recovery, or accident staging are quoted on the scene. Ask the operator for a written estimate before work begins.

Yes. Rental moving trucks (16-, 20-, 26-foot) all fall under heavy-duty towing. Call the rental company first - they often have contracted roadside coverage that handles the tow at no cost to you. If not, call here and the job goes to a heavy operator.

Yes - fleet and commercial breakdown calls are routine heavy-duty work in the Coastal Bend. Call (361) 967-8088 and say what your operation runs so the right truck responds.

A clean hook-up on a disabled truck takes 30-45 minutes on scene. Accident recovery with law enforcement on scene can take 1-3 hours depending on the situation. The operator coordinates with Texas DPS, local PD, and insurance adjusters so you do not have to.