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Can a Tow Truck Enter an Underground Garage?

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07/30/25 1:23am

A tow truck can enter an underground garage. Classification of Tow Trucks: Tow trucks are categorized into light-duty, medium-duty, and heavy-duty. Light-duty tow trucks are designed for light trucks, minivans, and sedans. Medium-duty tow trucks are used for medium and heavy trucks, as well as large and medium-sized buses. Heavy-duty tow trucks are intended for heavy trucks and ultra-heavy semi-trailer series. Structure of Tow Trucks: The tow arms and lifting arms of tow trucks are made of high-strength steel plates, formed through bending. They are welded using CO2 automatic protection welding, with only two weld seams allowed. This results in fewer seams, minimal deformation, high precision and strength, and the welds undergo ultrasonic testing. Precautions for Tow Trucks: Before reversing a tow truck, carefully observe the reversing route and ensure safe conditions for reversing. During reversing, drive slowly, pay attention to the surroundings on both sides and behind the tow truck, and always be aware of the space on either side of the front of the vehicle. Be prepared to stop at any moment to avoid collisions caused by excessive steering angles. Even if the road conditions behind are good, do not reverse at high speed.

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