24/7 · Bournemouth, Dorset
Vehicle towing in Bournemouth
Cars, vans, 4x4s and motorcycles moved safely on a flatbed.
- Open 24/7
- Fully insured
- Registered UK company
Vehicle towing in Bournemouth
Need vehicle towing in Bournemouth? We cover Bournemouth and the BH1 to BH11 area 24 hours a day. Call 07444 863148 and tell us where you are.
From the A338 Wessex Way and Castle Lane to the seafront, the town centre and the busy roads around Boscombe, Winton and Kinson, a breakdown in Bournemouth can happen anywhere. We provide 24/7 breakdown recovery, towing, jump starts and roadside help across every Bournemouth postcode, and can take your vehicle to a garage of your choice, your home or secure storage.
Sometimes a vehicle cannot be fixed at the roadside, or it simply needs moving: a non-runner on a driveway, a car with a seized brake or one that has been off the road for months. We move cars, vans, 4x4s and motorcycles on a flatbed, so the wheels are off the ground and there is no extra wear on the gearbox or drivetrain.
Where we provide vehicle towing around Bournemouth
We cover Bournemouth, Dorset, including the BH1, BH2, BH3, BH4, BH5, BH6, BH7, BH8, BH9, BH10 and BH11 postcode districts.
Roads and junctions near Bournemouth
- A338 Wessex Way
- A3060 Castle Lane
- A35 Christchurch Road
- A347
Local landmarks
- Bournemouth Pier
- Bournemouth International Centre
- Royal Bournemouth Hospital
- Vitality Stadium
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Vehicle towing: common questions
Why is a flatbed better than towing on the road?
On a flatbed all four wheels are off the ground, so there is no strain on the gearbox, clutch or four-wheel-drive system. It is the safest way to move automatics, 4x4s, electric vehicles and damaged cars.
What do you need to know before towing my vehicle?
Where the vehicle is and where it is going, the make and model, and whether it rolls, steers and brakes. Tell us too if it is in an underground car park, down a narrow lane or has low ground clearance.
Can you tow an electric or automatic car?
Electric and many automatic cars should not be towed with their driven wheels on the ground. Loading them onto a flatbed avoids this. Tell us the make and model when you call.
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