Need a travel trailer moved in Davie? Davie Towing Service dispatches around the clock across Davie, FL. Towing a travel trailer is not the same job as towing a sedan — it comes down to weight rating, deck length, and how the vehicle is secured — so we confirm what you are driving before a truck rolls, and quote the price before the hook goes on.
The right equipment for a travel trailer
Sending an under-rated truck is how a tow turns into damage. Our dispatcher matches the load to the equipment — deck, wheel-lift, or heavy wrecker — and the operator secures it to the manufacturer’s tie-down points rather than whatever is reachable.
A travel trailer that loses a tire, snaps a coupler, or gets left stranded when the tow vehicle fails needs its own recovery — not a wheel-lift built for a car, and not a rope behind a pickup. Davie Towing Service handles trailer recovery 24/7 at (954) 758-5905, priced per call since distance and trailer weight both move the number.
A travel trailer stops being towable for a handful of reasons, and none of them get solved by hooking a rope to a pickup. A blown tire on the trailer's own axle, a coupler that's cracked or bent, a broken leaf spring, or a tow vehicle that dies mid-trip and leaves the trailer sitting hitched to a truck that isn't going anywhere — each of those needs a rig set up to handle the trailer's own weight on its own axle if the axle still turns, or lifted clear if it doesn't.
Some of these calls are minutes from the shop; others are a trailer sitting at a campground pad or stalled well outside town. Davie Towing Service prices those differently, because distance changes the job — and the phone line runs 24 hours a day, every day, so a trailer doesn't sit overnight waiting on a callback.
What actually goes wrong with a travel trailer on the road?
Most trailer calls come down to one of three things failing, and they don't all need the same response.
- A coupler that's cracked or bent and won't stay latched to the ball
- A blown trailer tire, often from months of sitting underinflated between trips
- A tow vehicle that fails completely, leaving a perfectly fine trailer stuck hitched to a truck that won't move
How is towing a travel trailer priced in Davie?
Local operators publish a standard 5-mile or 10-mile tow at $50–$125, and a winch-out — the service that applies if a trailer is stuck off the pavement, say on a soft campground pad — at $50–$375. Those are market figures, not a Davie Towing Service quote. A trailer job gets priced once dispatch knows the trailer's weight and how far it's traveling, and that's also why the company covers 20 service areas instead of one radius from a single yard — a stranded trailer is often further out than a stalled car.
Can you tow a travel trailer if the axle is locked up?
Yes — if the trailer's axle won't turn, it gets lifted clear instead of dragged, the same way a locked-up wheel on any vehicle would be handled, just sized for the trailer.
What if my tow vehicle broke down and the trailer is still hitched?
The trailer is typically unhitched and recovered as its own job rather than dragged behind whatever comes for the truck. Call (954) 758-5905 and dispatch will sort out whether one truck or two shows up.
How much does it cost to tow a travel trailer?
There's no single number. Local operators publish $50–$125 for a standard 5- or 10-mile tow and $50–$375 for a winch-out if the trailer is stuck off the pavement; Davie Towing Service quotes the actual job once it knows the trailer's weight and location.
Are you available late at night or early morning?
Yes — the line is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week.