Tow Trucks

No, they may have a key made. You are not going to hide it forever. They will eventually get the car. Couldn't have answered it better myself!

Yes

yes he can charge you i know that you didn't want to here that but he can he was called by some on and if the oners of the properdy call or the police called than you have to pay him for coming out there towed at owners expence

It is usually on the east side of the map.

That depends on the Gross Vehicle Weight Rating of the tow truck. If it's more than 26,000 lbs., then yes.

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You need a license to drive a tow truck in Michigan. You need a license to operate any vehicle on public roads.

GVW of 26,000 lbs. or less = regular drivers licenseGVW of 26,001 lbs. or more = Class B CDL

GCW of more than 26,001 lbs. with a unit in tow which has a GVW in excess of 10,000 lbs. = Class A CDL

Nope. It's not your car - it's the lienholder's car. And the law permits the lienholder to recover their property when the conditions of the lien are not met.

No, there are no special licenses or endorsements required. Class D license for light duty tow trucks, appropriate class of CDL when the Gross Vehicle Weight Rating/Gross Combined Weight Rating of the vehicle requires it.

With a concealed weapon permit.

It also depends on the company you are doing repossessions for. Some of the companies will not assign you work if they know you are carrying. Their philosophy is that "violence breeds violence"... You also need to check with the repo insurance company. They may require you to have additional insurance to carry.

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A CDL is only required for a tow truck if the vehicle has a Gross Vehicle Weight Rating greater than 33,000 lbs.

There are three classes of wrecker, which are classed by their capabilities, not by the license you need to drive them.

Contrary to what some people think, a Class A wrecker is a light duty wrecker. These do not require a CDL, although a DOT medical card typically is required.

Class B wreckers are medium duty wreckers, and this class gets to the point where you're going to start needed a Class B CDL.

Class C wreckers are heavy duty wreckers - the kind which tow semis and such. You would need a Class A CDL to drive one of these, as well as substantial experience driving a truck - you don't just get out of truck driving school and get put behind the wheel of one of these.

Ronnie Edwards

For the most part, no, but there are some states which require it (New York is one).

No, not unless he had to break in to gain entrance, otherwise it's just like it was parked in your driveway.

PTO stands for Power Take Off.

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A tow truck is a vehicle that is generally used to transport a car or motorcycle that has broken down, to a designation where it can be repaired. There are larger trucks that used for heavy duty towing like commercial vehicles and smaller tow trucks that are strictly used for personal/smaller vehicle towing.

No, it is a mistake on the companies behalf, not yours.

Tow companies earn money by being reliable. Some jurisdictions have set costs for individual tows, and also some have extra work that must be done in case of clean up after an accident.

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The web site http://towtruckdeals.com/ appears to be a well organized active site. It includes pictures and pricing for a variety of tow truck styles.

Eventually the person who did not make the payments and then had their car repossessed. That bill is the least of your worries. You are also responsible for all other cost associated with the repo, plus the difference in what the lender sells the car for and what is actually owed on the loan. NO this is just flat-out wrong. The finance company that holds the ownership of the car hires a local tow company to collect the car. You do not pay for it. The car will be sent to an auction and the bank or finance company will sell it for what they can. YOU are all done with this car. You will probably get an official looking letter after it is auctioned to tell you what the car sold for BUT YOU DO NOT HAVE TO PAY ANOTHER RED CENT towards the difference. Once they repo it, you are all done with the responsibility for it. Phil

Yes. By means of a Dolly, and a conventional tow truck.