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Flatbed Wrecker, Front right view

Flatbed Wrecker

Flatbed Length
5000–8000 mm
Flatbed Load Capacity
5 t
Winch
4–15 t
Rear Tow Boom
2.5–15 t
Operation Type
Dual-side linkage operation
Loading Configuration
Standard / Full Drop
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About the Flatbed Wrecker

The KEEYAK Flatbed Wrecker is a recovery truck that tilts and slides its deck toward the ground, then loads a disabled vehicle by controlled winching or driving. Its flatbed load capacity is 5 t, paired with standard or full-drop loading arrangements. The actual loading angle must be checked for the selected deck and casualty vehicle. Flatbed load capacity, winch line pull, wheel-lift rating, and towing capacity are separate ratings and shall not be used interchangeably.

It suits towing companies, roadside contractors, vehicle dealers, and fleet operators handling breakdowns or non-running vehicles. Deck length, loading angle, rated capacity, winch arrangement, and the target vehicle’s dimensions, mass, ground clearance, and wheel condition determine the appropriate carrier configuration. Final chassis matching, axle-load calculation, equipment model, load chart, and destination compliance shall be confirmed in the signed technical specification.

Flatbed Wrecker technical configuration concept

Applications for Flatbed Wrecker

  1. Roadside Breakdown Recovery

    Used when a car cannot move safely, the slidebed carrier lowers its deck and winches the vehicle aboard for supported transport.

  2. Accident-Damaged Vehicle Transport

    After collisions, the deck can receive vehicles with compromised steering or suspension, provided recovery points, loading path, and weight distribution are verified.

  3. AWD and Electric Vehicle Towing

    Full-deck transport keeps all road wheels off the surface, making this layout useful when drivetrain-specific towing restrictions prohibit wheel-on-road movement.

  4. Equipment and Fleet Transfers

    Dealers and fleet operators use the flat platform to move non-running vehicles or compact equipment between workshops, storage yards, and delivery points.

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When is the Flatbed Wrecker the right choice?

Choose a flatbed when the disabled vehicle needs full-deck transport rather than wheels running on the road. It can suit breakdowns, collision damage and drivetrain-specific towing restrictions, provided the deck, loading path, restraints and completed payload fit the actual vehicle.

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