Professional medium-duty towing from All City Towing Service, available 24/7.
Call (858) 365-5350Medium-duty towing handles vehicles weighing 10,001 to 26,000 pounds — everything from box trucks and RVs to landscaping equipment and commercial vans. When your delivery truck breaks down on the 805 or your motorhome overheats climbing the Cajon Pass, you need specialized equipment and operators who understand the physics of moving heavy machinery safely.
Our medium-duty fleet uses rotator wreckers and heavy-duty flatbeds specifically engineered for these larger loads. The rotator's boom can lift and position vehicles that standard tow trucks can't even budge, while our extended flatbeds accommodate everything from 26-foot box trucks to Class A motorhomes. Every piece of equipment gets inspected daily because when you're handling 15 tons of metal, there's zero margin for mechanical failure.
The process starts with our dispatcher gathering critical details: vehicle type, weight class, cargo status, and exact positioning. Our operator arrives with the appropriate rigging — heavy-duty chains, synthetic slings, or pneumatic dollies depending on your situation. We secure the vehicle using multiple attachment points to distribute weight evenly, then transport at reduced highway speeds to prevent load shift.
Most medium-duty calls involve mechanical breakdowns, but we also handle recovery work when commercial vehicles slide off embankments or get stuck in soft terrain. Our operators carry hydraulic jacks rated for commercial loads, plus winch cables capable of 35,000-pound pulls. Whether it's a simple tow to your shop or complex extraction work, we bring the right tools and take the time to do it properly.
When your delivery truck dies on a busy freeway, our rotator wrecker can safely lift and tow without blocking multiple lanes.
Class A and Class C motorhomes require extended flatbeds and specialized tie-down points that standard tow trucks simply don't have.
Work vans loaded with tools and equipment need careful weight distribution and secure rigging to prevent cargo damage during transport.
Mobile kitchens with propane systems and delicate equipment require operators trained in hazmat protocols and gentle handling techniques.
Dump trucks and equipment trailers often get stuck in job sites where our winch systems and off-road recovery gear prove essential.