Start with the owner guidance
AWD and four-wheel-drive systems vary. The owner manual and vehicle manufacturer are the best sources for transport instructions. Tell the dispatcher the exact model, year, and drivetrain so equipment can be considered in that context.
Why all-wheels-up may matter
When wheels connected to a drivetrain rotate while others stay still, some vehicles risk mechanical damage. A flatbed may avoid road-wheel rotation, but loading and securement still have to suit the vehicle. Do not assume every truck can carry every SUV or modified car.
Access before dispatch
Share vehicle weight, ride height, wheel or steering damage, and pickup restrictions. If the vehicle is in a garage, report posted height and ramp conditions. The destination must also allow safe unloading.
Have these details ready
- Exact make, model, and year
- AWD or 4WD system
- Owner-manual instructions if available
- Loading and unloading clearance
Call to discuss the request
Call (305) 690-0633. Equipment, availability, and final service terms are confirmed by phone. This website cannot locate or release previously impounded vehicles.