The safest way to move your vehicle. Damage-free flatbed transport for low-clearance, all-wheel-drive, luxury, classic, and non-running vehicles, 24 hours a day.

When your vehicle has to move and you cannot risk a scratch, a flatbed is the answer. Plano Tow Truck runs flatbed trucks across Plano around the clock, so whether you are dealing with a stalled luxury sedan in Legacy West or a lowered car that bottoms out on every driveway, we load it the safe way and get it where it needs to go. The whole vehicle rides on the bed, all four wheels off the pavement, with nothing dragging and nothing wearing down on the road.
That matters more than most drivers realize. A traditional hook-and-chain or even a wheel-lift tow leaves part of the vehicle rolling on the ground, which is fine for many cars but risky for others. Flatbed towing removes that risk entirely. It is why dealerships, body shops, and collectors across the metroplex insist on a flatbed for anything valuable, fragile, or already damaged. One call to our dispatch line gets that same standard of care for your car.
If your vehicle fits any of these, ask for a flatbed when you call. We will confirm it is the right call for your situation.
Sports cars and lowered vehicles that scrape on ramps and driveways ride flat with zero contact.
AWD and 4WD drivetrains can be damaged by towing with wheels down. The flatbed protects them.
High-value vehicles get full-contact-free transport so they arrive exactly as they left.
Restoration projects and show cars are handled with soft straps and careful loading.
After a collision, a flatbed avoids adding stress to an already damaged frame or suspension.
No keys, dead engine, flat tires, or a seized transmission? A flatbed loads what will not roll.
A flatbed tow starts with the bed tilting down to the road. Your vehicle is winched or driven gently onto the deck, secured with wheel straps or soft ties at the chassis points, and then the bed levels out for the trip. From that moment until drop-off, the vehicle does not touch the road again. There is no drivetrain spinning, no tire scrubbing, and no chance of a low bumper catching on a curb.
Compare that to the alternatives. A wheel-lift tow is quick and works well for many front- and rear-wheel-drive cars, but it leaves two wheels on the ground. For an all-wheel-drive vehicle, that can mean real transmission or differential damage. For a lowered or exotic car, the approach angle alone can crack a splitter. The flatbed sidesteps all of it, which is why it is the method we recommend whenever the vehicle is valuable, modified, or already hurt.
Our flatbed operators are trained and the work is fully insured. We use the correct tie-down points for your specific vehicle rather than wrapping a chain wherever it is convenient, and we double-check the load before pulling out. Careful loading is not slower in any way that matters, and it is the difference between a vehicle that arrives perfect and one that arrives with a fresh problem.
Park as safely as you can and switch on your hazards. Have your keys ready if the vehicle has them, and clear loose items from the seats. Tell the dispatcher the make, model, and whether the vehicle rolls and steers, so the driver arrives ready to load.
Call (469) 838-5714Flatbed pricing depends on a few simple things: how far the vehicle is going, the type and size of the vehicle, and whether any extra work is needed to load it, such as winching a car out of a tight spot. We weigh those up and give you a clear number on the phone before we dispatch. You will not get a vague estimate that grows at drop-off, and you will not find surprise fees on the final bill.
We cover every part of Plano, from Legacy West and West Plano to East Plano, Willow Bend, Los Rios, and the neighborhoods in between, along with the major routes like the Sam Rayburn Tollway, the Dallas North Tollway, US-75, and the President George Bush Turnpike. We also run flatbed tows for the nearby suburbs, including Frisco, Allen, McKinney, and Richardson. Need a different service? We also handle roadside assistance in Plano for jump starts, tire changes, lockouts, and fuel delivery.
It can cost a little more than a basic wheel-lift tow because of the equipment and care involved, but for the right vehicle it is worth it. We give you the exact price on the phone before dispatch so there are no surprises.
If your vehicle is all-wheel drive, lowered, exotic, classic, wrecked, or non-running, a flatbed is the safe choice. Not sure? Tell the dispatcher your make and model and we will recommend the right method.
Yes. We winch non-running vehicles onto the bed, including cars with no keys, dead batteries, flat tires, or seized transmissions.
We dispatch the nearest available truck and give you an honest arrival window. The average across Plano is around thirty minutes depending on traffic and weather.
Yes. Flatbed dispatch runs 24 hours a day, every day of the year.