City Tow Truck provides flatbed towing for cars, SUVs, EVs and motorcycles across Greater Vancouver, Monday to Saturday from 8am to 11pm. Your vehicle rides with all four wheels off the road, and you get the price before we dispatch.
Why flatbed
A flatbed (also called a rollback) tilts its whole deck down to the road. Your vehicle is winched or driven up, strapped at the wheels, and the deck levels back onto the truck. Nothing touches the pavement on the way to the drop-off.
Tow trucks that lift one end leave two wheels turning on the road. That can wear tires, spin the transmission and differential, and add kilometres to the odometer. With a flatbed, none of that happens — which is why it's the method most manufacturers recommend for all-wheel-drive cars, EVs and anything low or valuable.
We run flatbeds only. We don't offer heavy-duty towing for buses, semis or motorhomes.
How it works
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Pickup and drop-off addresses, vehicle year, make and model, and whether it rolls and steers.
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We give you the total and an arrival time before the truck leaves. Booking ahead is welcome too.
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The deck tilts down, your vehicle is winched up and strapped at all four wheels.
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Pay on delivery by card, cash or e-Transfer. Your receipt is emailed to you.
FAQ
Have a different question? Call or text 604-265-5888.
Not with us — every tow we do is on a flatbed, so there's no upcharge for it. Pricing is a hook-up fee plus distance, quoted before we dispatch. See towing rates.
Usually, yes. The flatbed's winch pulls the vehicle onto the deck, and we use skates or dollies for locked wheels where needed. Tell us when you call so we bring the right gear.
Many parkades are too low for a flatbed. Let us know the clearance height if you can, and if the vehicle can be driven or pushed up to street level we'll load it there.
Yes — to Whistler, the Fraser Valley, the Okanagan and beyond. See long distance towing.
Mon–Sat 8am–11pm
Call or text 604-265-5888 for an upfront quote and an honest arrival time. Flatbed towing and roadside help across Greater Vancouver.
