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Online Auctions, Electric Vehicles, Getting Your Company on Top in Google Searches, Company Uniforms and More
The Tow Times April issue includes a focus on the state of the electric vehicle industry and options to consider when moving/transporting them, how online auctions can be a powerful method to attract buyers of excess storage vehicles, what Google is looking for when ranking your company website, and the benefits of company uniforms. In…
Read MoreTruck and Vehicle Availability Update, Financing in 2023, Optimizing Company Operations, Working with Resistance and More
Topics covered in the Tow Times March issue include factors that affect truck and equipment availability, financing options for tow company owners, finding the right fleet size to maximize profitability, and the role resistance plays in towing and recovery. In the Recovery Review department, two Alabama tow companies partner to upright an overturned 100,000-lb. mobile…
Read MoreRecruiting Employees, Training to Reduce Costs, Financial Partner Relationships, Securing Steering Wheels and More
Topics in the Tow Times February issue include maintaining good relationships with lenders, methods to secure the steering wheels of towed vehicles, recruiting methods used by tow company representatives, how training can save money, and the recovery of a 90,000-lb. drill rig. Find this and more in the Tow Times February issue.
Read MoreAudio Article: Kentucky Drill Rig Recovery
Kentucky Drill Rig Recovery from the February 2023 issue of Tow Times Magazine In late July 2022, heavy rains caused deadly flash and river flooding in parts of eastern Kentucky and southwest Virginia. In the aftermath, recovery efforts included rebuilding roadways washed out from the storms. In the community of Busy, Kentucky, a tracked 90,000-…
Read MoreTow Truck Insurance, the Trucking and Towing Economy, Keeping Working Trucks on the Road and More
The Tow Times January issue is loaded with pertinent info that includes the importance of collecting trucking invoices before a possible industry slow-down, considerations when towing electric vehicles, proactive measures to help mitigate the rising cost of insurance, a review of the national towing association’s legislative agenda, and maintenance insight to keep working trucks working.…
Read MoreAudio Article: Keep Working Trucks On The Road
Keep Working Trucks On The Road from the January 2023 Issue of Tow Times Magazine Oil Changes, Oil Changes, Oil Changes Stovall Body Shop & Wrecker Service’s 1973 Ford F-350 with a Century 402 body and a Formula 1 wheel-lift is featured in this issue as the 2022 winner of Shine ’n Star Working Truck…
Read MoreCar Carrier Versatility, Winter Weather Opportunities, Weight Transfer, Tennessee Tow Show Review and More
The Tow Times December issue features a review of the Tennessee Tow Show and Museum Weekend, a look at how car carriers are manufactured for specific applications in different countries, understanding tow truck weight transfer, winter weather towing opportunities, parts smarts, and a burn-out recovery on England’s M60 Motorway. Find all this and more in…
Read MoreAudio Article: Woman of Towing
Woman of Towing: Julie Pawlak from the December 2022 Issue of Tow Times Magazine Julie Pawlak is a second-generation member of a French towing family who has begun to make changes at the company founded by her parents, Philippe and Nathalie Pawlak. In the next year, she and her 23-year-old brother plan to take over…
Read More2022 Shine ‘n Star Contest Winners, Community Support, Light-Duty Recovery, 2022 Fleet Survey and More
The Tow Times November issue announces the winning trucks of the 2022 Shine ‘n Star contest. Also featured are topics that include how towing companies give back to their communities, hidden surprises when recovering light-duty vehicles, and the annual Fleet Survey. Plus, heavy-duty recovery units from Price’s Garage & Heavy-Duty Towing LLC rescue two excavators…
Read MoreAudio Article: Hidden Surprises and Vehicle Location Can Affect Light-Duty Recoveries
Hidden Surprises and Vehicle Location Can Affect Light-Duty Recoveries from the November 2022 Issue of Tow Times Magazine Sometimes “hidden surprises” and vehicle location can significantly affect light-duty recoveries. These surprises convert an apparently simple winch-out from a ditch into a lot of work and consideration. Such as when, upon closer inspection, the vehicle in…
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