Wheel-Lift Tow Truck Financing

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Tow truck companies wishing to avoid scratching their customer's towed vehicles rely on a wheel-lift tow truck. Wheel-lift tow trucks avoid damage to customer's bumpers by using a yoke to allow a towed vehicle to rest on its tires. It's a great way to minimize liability when towing vehicles. Crest Capital understands how useful these tow trucks are, and we offer many tow truck leasing options to finance wheel-lift tow truck for you.

We have been leasing business vehicles since 1989, including specific experience in financing wheel-lift tow trucks for towing businesses of all sizes. Our simple application process, great rates, and quick credit decisions can help you get your wheel-lift tow truck financing fast, and let you get back to what you do best – being a driving force in your industry. Contact Crest Capital today to learn more about our tow truck financing options.

How a Wheel Lift Works

A wheel lift slides a metal yoke under the front or rear wheels and raises them, so the vehicle rolls on its other wheels with no chains against the bumper or body.

Who Uses Wheel-Lift Tow Trucks

Towing companies, roadside assistance providers, auto repair shops and dealers run wheel-lift trucks.

Wheel Lifts on Wreckers and Flatbeds

Most wreckers carry a wheel lift under the boom, and many flatbeds add one to tow a second vehicle. See quick pick tow truck financing and flatbed tow truck financing.

New and Used Wheel-Lift Tow Trucks

Before buying used, check the wheel lift arms, crossbar and cylinders, the boom and winch if it has them, the hydraulics, and the chassis service records.