Your all-wheel-drive, low-clearance, or collision-damaged vehicle needs a flatbed. We load it fully on the deck and deliver it to any shop in the area, no drivetrain risk.

Flatbed towing in Martinez, CA carries your vehicle on a flat, level deck with all four wheels completely off the road for the entire trip, protecting drivetrain components and giving you the safest possible transport for most passenger vehicles.
If you drive an all-wheel-drive SUV, a crossover, a vehicle with low ground clearance, or anything that has already been in a collision, flatbed is typically the only method that keeps your vehicle from picking up additional damage in transit. When you call about flatbed towing in Martinez, the dispatcher will ask about your vehicle and confirm the right approach before sending a truck.
Customers who need round-the-clock availability no matter the hour should also look at our 24 hour towing service, which covers flatbed transport and other towing needs any time of day or night.
Many AWD and 4WD vehicles cannot be safely towed with the drive wheels on the ground without damaging the transfer case or drivetrain. A flatbed lifts all four wheels, removing that risk entirely. A knowledgeable dispatcher will tell you the same before a truck rolls.
After an accident, your vehicle may have damage you cannot fully see - bent suspension, a damaged axle, or a wheel that will not turn freely. Loading onto a flatbed keeps the vehicle in the same condition the insurance adjuster will see, and prevents additional stress on already-damaged components.
Lowered vehicles and cars with low-profile tires or sport suspensions can catch on the road surface or the tow truck during a standard wheel-lift tow. A flatbed removes that risk because the bed tilts to road level for loading, with no scraping or dragging.
A breakdown in a merge lane, on the Benicia-Martinez Bridge deck, or on a narrow I-680 shoulder is a safety emergency. A flatbed can load your vehicle without needing it to roll or steer, which matters if the wheels or steering are compromised and you need the scene cleared fast.
Our flatbed towing service covers passenger cars, SUVs, crossovers, trucks, and specialty vehicles across the I-680 corridor and Contra Costa County. Whether your vehicle is dead in a parking lot, damaged after a collision, or sitting on the wrong stretch of freeway, a flatbed driver can load it safely and deliver it to any shop, dealership, or address you choose. For customers who need larger commercial vehicles moved, our medium duty towing service handles box trucks, delivery vans, and other mid-size commercial vehicles.
Every flatbed load is secured with rated tie-down straps and chains attached to your vehicle frame or designated tie-down points. Drivers will check your vehicle make and model for the correct anchor locations before strapping down, which matters especially for newer vehicles with composite bumpers or unusual undercarriage designs. California and Contra Costa County towing rate regulations mean you get a clear price before the truck moves - no surprises at drop-off.
Suits drivers of any passenger vehicle who want the safest possible transport without risk of drivetrain wear or road contact.
Specifically suited to all-wheel-drive and four-wheel-drive vehicles that cannot be towed with wheels on the ground without risking expensive drivetrain damage.
For vehicles involved in an accident that need to reach a body shop or inspection point without adding any wear or damage in transit.
Suits owners of valuable, classic, or lease-contracted vehicles who cannot afford any contact with road surface during the tow.
For vehicles being moved to a specialist shop, across the Bay, or further afield - confirm the full destination price before the driver loads.
Designed for disabled vehicles on I-680, the Benicia-Martinez Bridge approach, or SR-4, where clearing the scene fast and safely is the priority.
Martinez sits where I-680 meets the Benicia-Martinez Bridge, one of the busiest freight and commuter crossings in the East Bay. A breakdown on the bridge deck or on the approach ramps is a time-sensitive situation - the driver cannot coast to a safe spot, and the scene needs to be cleared before traffic backs up across the interchange. A flatbed can load a vehicle that will not roll or steer, which makes it the right tool for bridge and freeway-shoulder recoveries where a wheel-lift tow would not be an option.
State Route 4, running east through Contra Costa County toward Pittsburg and Antioch, adds another layer. The corridor carries both heavy commuter traffic and industrial vehicle movement tied to the refinery and manufacturing operations in the area. Crossover and SUV drivers who make up a large share of the daily commute here often own AWD vehicles - the exact vehicles that require a flatbed when something goes wrong. We serve customers across this corridor, including those in Pleasant Hill and Walnut Creek, where flatbed towing requests are common.
Give the dispatcher your exact location - a cross street, a mile marker on I-680, or the bridge direction - plus your vehicle make, model, and what happened. Mentioning whether your vehicle is AWD or has damage helps ensure the right truck is dispatched. You will get an estimated arrival time when you call.
When the driver arrives, they walk around your vehicle first - checking for fluid leaks, damage, and anything that affects how it should be loaded. This step protects your vehicle and ensures the right loading position and tie-down points are used.
The flatbed deck tilts to road level, your vehicle is winched or driven onto the bed, and secured with rated straps and chains at the correct frame tie-down points. You can watch the process - a professional driver will explain what they are doing.
The driver confirms the destination with you before moving - a shop, your home, or a dealership. You are welcome to ride along in the cab. Payment and an itemized receipt happen at drop-off so there are no surprises on cost.
We cover I-680, SR-4, and the Benicia-Martinez Bridge corridor. Clear price before the truck moves.
(925) 723-9009California and Contra Costa County towing regulations mean you are entitled to a clear price before your vehicle is loaded. We quote before we hook up, with no fees added after the fact, so you can make a calm decision even in a stressful breakdown.
Our drivers are trained through the Towing and Recovery Association of America certification program. That means structured training in safe loading, securing, and transport - not just on-the-job guesswork when it comes to your tie-down points.
We work the Benicia-Martinez Bridge approach, the I-680 merge zones, and SR-4 through the refinery corridor regularly. Knowing where to position safely, how to work with CHP on scene, and which routes get you to a shop fastest - that comes from working here, not from a map app.
When your vehicle rides on a flatbed deck, nothing touches the road except the truck itself. No drivetrain wear, no scraping, no extra stress on damaged parts. Whatever condition your vehicle is in when we pick it up is the condition it is in when we deliver it.
Every flatbed job we do reflects the same standard: honest pricing, proper securing, and a driver who treats your vehicle like it matters. That approach has kept our customers in Martinez and Contra Costa County calling us back.
Round-the-clock flatbed and towing service in Martinez, available nights, weekends, and holidays.
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