Flatbed Tow Truck Financing

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Flatbed tow trucks are great additions to any tow truck fleet. A flatbed tow truck can carry more weight and more varied types of vehicles such as a steamroller. Their special capabilities make them all around great vehicles since they can do so much. Because they can do so much, they are pricey. Therefore, flatbed tow truck financing should be part of any tow truck leasing options you are considering.

Crest Capital has been in the business of financing tow trucks (amongst other types of business vehicle leasing) since 1989. We have the experience and know-how that you need when making the decision to finance flatbed tow trucks. We offer a simple one-form application process and can usually get you a credit decision on your flatbed tow truck financing in a few hours. Contact us today and we'll help you with your flatbed tow truck financing needs.

Rollbacks and Car Carriers

A flatbed tow truck, often called a rollback, tilts and slides its bed to the ground so a vehicle can be winched on and carried flat. It suits all-wheel-drive, damaged and low vehicles that should not roll on their own wheels.

Who Uses Flatbed Tow Trucks

Towing companies, auto dealers and auctions, equipment dealers and rental companies, and repair shops run flatbeds.

Flatbeds, Wheel Lifts and Boom Trucks

Many flatbeds also carry a wheel lift, so one truck can tow a second vehicle. For recovery work, a boom truck reaches what a flatbed cannot. See wheel-lift tow truck financing and boom tow truck financing.

New and Used Flatbed Tow Trucks

Before buying used, check the bed's rails and rollers, the tilt and slide cylinders, the winch and cable, the deck for cracks and repairs, and the chassis service records.