Flatbed Wrecker
- Flatbed Length
- 5000–8000 mm
- Flatbed Capacity
- 2.5–18 t
- Winch
- 4–15 t
- Rear Tow Boom
- 2.5–15 t
- Operation Type
- Dual-side linkage operation
- Loading Angle
- Standard / Full Drop
Reference configuration. Final values are confirmed for the selected chassis, model and destination.
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. Available configurations combine flatbed capacity (2.5–18 t) with loading angle (Standard / Full Drop) to match different operating duties and site requirements.
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 and operating configuration must be confirmed before ordering.
What Is a Flatbed Wrecker Used For
- Roadside Breakdown RecoveryUsed when a car cannot move safely, the slidebed carrier lowers its deck and winches the vehicle aboard for supported transport. The selected flatbed capacity must match operating conditions and site access.
- Accident-Damaged Vehicle TransportAfter collisions, the deck can receive vehicles with compromised steering or suspension, provided recovery points, loading path, and weight distribution are verified. Selection depends on loading angle, duty cycle, and site conditions.
- AWD and Electric Vehicle TowingFull-deck transport keeps all road wheels off the surface, making this layout useful when drivetrain-specific towing restrictions prohibit wheel-on-road movement. Buyers should confirm flatbed capacity, operating conditions, and site access before ordering.
- Equipment and Fleet TransfersDealers and fleet operators use the flat platform to move non-running vehicles or compact equipment between workshops, storage yards, and delivery points. Selection depends on loading angle, duty cycle, and site conditions.
What buyers usually confirm first
Is a flatbed wrecker suitable for AWD vehicles?
Generally, yes, because all wheels can remain off the road during transport. The buyer should still confirm vehicle mass, dimensions, loading instructions, and manufacturer-specific recovery requirements. Buyers should confirm task requirements, duty cycle, and site conditions before ordering.
