A HOWO flatbed wrecker configuration for Palau
A HOWO wrecker order for Palau with a 5,300 × 2,200 mm bed, winch, rear lifting arm and auxiliary wheel trolleys.
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Pickup tow truck
- Towing Capacity
- 2–5 t
- Wheel Lift Capacity
- 1–2.5 t
- Winch Capacity
- 2–5 t
- Drive Type
- 4 × 2 / 4 × 4
- Operation Type
- Manual / Wireless Remote
- Underlift Type
- Telescopic & Folding
Reference configuration. Final values are confirmed for the selected chassis, model and destination.
About the pickup tow truck
The KEEYAK Pickup Tow Truck is a compact recovery vehicle built on a pickup chassis for moving light disabled vehicles. Towing capacity is 2–5 t and winch capacity is 2–5 t, depending on the equipment selected for the recovery duty.
It suits roadside service companies, dealerships, property managers, and urban fleets handling passenger cars or small utility vehicles. Payload, rear axle reserve, wheelbase, towing equipment, casualty mass, access space, and local towing rules determine whether a pickup-based wrecker is appropriate.
Typical applications
Urban roadside assistance
In congested streets, the short vehicle footprint helps crews reach disabled passenger cars and move them after confirming access, lift points, and legal limits.
Parking facility recovery
Property operators use compact tow pickups in garages and parking areas where turning room or overhead clearance may restrict larger wreckers.
Dealer vehicle transfers
Dealerships can relocate non-running cars between storage, preparation, and workshop areas, provided the selected towing system matches vehicle mass and drivetrain restrictions.
Light fleet breakdown support
Service fleets deploy the pickup-based unit to remove disabled vans or utility vehicles when axle loading, dimensions, and recovery conditions remain within ratings.
Before you order
What work best suits the pickup tow truck?
Consider a pickup-based tow vehicle for compatible passenger cars or small utility vehicles where road and site access favour a compact platform. Rear-axle load, wheel-lift extension and the casualty’s towing instructions remain decisive. A smaller footprint does not remove those limits.
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