Low & modified cars
Lowered suspension, body kits and performance cars that can’t handle steep ramps.
Towing & tilt tray vehicle transport across Melbourne
Bookings and vehicle collections by arrangement. Contact us to discuss availability.
Towing & tilt tray vehicle transport across Melbourne
Bookings and vehicle collections by arrangement. Contact us to discuss availability.
Also called flatbed towing, a tilt tray carries your vehicle with all four wheels off the road. It’s the gentlest way to move low cars, all-wheel drives, automatics, prestige vehicles and anything that can’t roll on its own.
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A conventional tow truck lifts one end of the vehicle and drags the other on its wheels. That can be fine for some cars, but it puts load through the driveline and steering, and many manufacturers advise against it for all-wheel-drive and some automatic vehicles.
A tilt tray tilts and slides back to form a ramp. The vehicle is winched up onto a flat deck, wheels are strapped or chained to rated anchor points, and the tray levels out for the trip. Nothing touches the road, nothing turns, and there’s far less risk of scraping bumpers or side skirts on low cars.
All four wheels off the road
Winch loading for non-running vehicles
Wheel straps and rated tie-down points
Gentle approach angles for lowered cars
Suitable for AWD, 4WD and automatic vehicles
Ideal for damaged or partly dismantled cars
Your quote covers
Distance between pickup and drop-off, vehicle type and condition, access (car parks, tight streets, missing wheels) and timing. We confirm the price with you before the job is booked.
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Lowered suspension, body kits and performance cars that can’t handle steep ramps.
Vehicles where manufacturers advise against towing with wheels on the ground.
Cars that won’t roll or steer and need winching onto the deck.
How it works
Pickup, drop-off and the vehicle — online in a minute, or by phone.
We check availability and confirm price and timing with you before booking.
Your vehicle is loaded, secured and delivered where it needs to go.
Questions
Yes — in Australia “tilt tray” is the common name for what’s called a flatbed in other countries. The deck tilts to load, then levels out for transport.
Tell us the ride height and whether it has a front lip or splitter. We’ll confirm what’s needed to load it safely before we book the job.
Often yes, as long as the steering and wheels aren’t locked in a way that stops loading. Let us know up front so we can plan for it.
Related services
Everyday cars to your mechanic, home or dealer.
View service →Wrecked, seized and project vehicles moved.
View service →Larger and accessorised vehicles, properly secured.
View service →Request a quote or speak directly with our team to arrange the right towing solution.