At Fly Towing, we have introduced new and advanced tow trucks to fulfill the demand for winching and recovery services in Des Moines, WA. Services like winching and recovery are mostly used in winter. As we know, the winter of Des Moines and the adjoining areas is very harsh; the roads in the winter get covered by snow, and almost all vehicles, whether cars, vans, or heavy-duty trucks, get jammed and become unable to move. Hence, a winching and recovery truck is needed. Our advanced recovery trucks have all the necessary equipment to winch the vehicle. Winching a vehicle requires a lot of power and a strong body; our recovery trucks have these qualities. The other important thing needed to winch a car or truck from snow is the experience and Knowledge of the driver. We at Fly Towing feel proud to announce that our drivers are skilled and have over fifteen years of experience in winching cars and trucks from heavy snow.

When the winching and recovery service needed

Winching out of a car or truck is needed when the car or truck slides from the road and gets stuck in a ditch. Mostly, this happens because of the slippery road caused by the snowfall or the high speed of the vehicle.  Natural deserters are also a major reason for requesting winching service, such as snow mud, floods, mud slides, and heavy snowstorms. In Kent and the adjoining areas, heavy snowstorms are usual in winter, and four to five feet of snow covers the streets and the roads.  Because of this, cars and trucks could not move even a single meter, and the only option left was to conduct a winch-out service. Roadside accidents are also one of the major reasons for using a winching service in Des Moines.

Who the winch out works in Des Moines

Once we at Fly Towing receive a call for winching near a highway or from any accident place. Our experienced driver reaches the place at no time. At Fly Towing, every tow truck has a winch machine installed at the front of the truck. These winch machines are mechanical devices that contain a cylinder secured with our tow truck through the machine. The cylinder is wrapped with a heavy-duty iron rope and powered by a hydraulic pump. One end of the rope is secured with the winching machine, and the other is attached to the car or the truck needing to winch out.