24/7 FLATBED TOWING SERVICE IN BRUNSWICK & MID COAST MAINE
Ford F-650 flatbed transport. No wheel-lifts. Ray drives every call himself to guarantee your vehicle is loaded safely and delivered directly to your driveway or mechanic.
MATCHED TO WHAT YOU’RE DRIVING, DELIVERED WHERE YOU NEED IT
Electric Vehicles
Tesla, Rivian, and other EVs shouldn’t be towed with wheels on the ground. Every EV goes up on the flatbed, fully off the pavement, every time.
Dealerships & Body Shops
Regular drop-offs at dealerships, transmission shops, and collision centers along I-295, Route 1, and Route 196.
Low-Clearance & Classic Cars
Soft straps loop through the wheels — never chains on the suspension — so paint and undercarriage stay untouched.
The Home-or-Shop Promise
You choose the destination. Driveway, garage, or shop — no detour to a lot.
Heavy-Duty Pickups
The F-650 safely loads heavy 3/4-ton pickups, commercial vans, and dually trucks that smaller wheel-lift tow trucks can’t handle.
Direct to Your Driveway or Your Mechanic — Your Call
Whether you need your car dropped in your driveway in Topsham or at a trusted mechanic in Bath or Lewiston, we deliver it exactly where you need it — safely unhooked and secured.
STRANDED IN THE SNOW ON THE BATH BRIDGE? RAY KNOWS WHY.
The Sagadahoc Bridge on Route 1 — the long span between Bath and Woolwich over the Kennebec — ices before the pavement on either side of it does. No ground underneath to hold heat, straight wind off the river, and it happens most winters before the plows even catch up. Cars stack up in the merge lane every year.
It’s the same story on Route 196 through Lisbon Falls, down the exposed spine of Route 123 on Harpswell Neck, and on the hill roads around Bowdoinham and Dresden. Ray drives these year-round and knows which curves ice first and which shoulders are wide enough to load a flatbed without blocking a single-lane road.
If you’re stuck and not sure of your exact address, a landmark works — “the Bath Bridge merge,” “Cook’s Corner,” “the Route 1 rotary in Brunswick.” Pin drops aren’t always reliable out on the back roads, but Ray knows these roads by name, not just by GPS coordinates.
THE ANATOMY OF A SAFE TOW
The Ford F-650 flatbed is the right equipment for the job — here’s how it keeps your vehicle secure for the whole ride.
Soft, Cranking Wheel Straps
Cranking straps loop around all four wheels and hold the car by the tires — never chains on the frame or suspension.
Commercial Winch
Keeps the vehicle snug and tight against the bed for the entire ride, from load-up to drop-off.
Wheel Chocks
Set behind the tires once loaded, so the vehicle has nowhere to roll — even on an incline.
STRANDED WITH A VEHICLE THAT NEEDS A FLATBED?
Call Ray directly. No dispatcher relay, no broker markup — just a quote and an arrival time.
Call Ray for an Exact Quote: (207) 522-3675