A box truck or a fifth-wheel RV doesn’t need the same response as a stalled sedan — but it doesn’t always need a full heavy-duty rig either. Armada Towing Medium Duty Towing is built for exactly that middle ground, routing each request to a local team equipped for the vehicle’s actual size and weight.
Weight, height, body style, cargo, drivetrain, and clearance all factor into what a medium duty towing services call actually needs. Get any of those wrong and the wrong truck shows up.
That’s why the local Armada team looks at the full picture — vehicle and operating conditions both — before deciding what equipment goes out.
SERVICE CAPABILITIES
Box Truck Towing
Service and Utility Truck Towing
RV and Shuttle Towing
Commercial Fleet Support
Vehicle Towing
Medium-Duty Towing
Heavy-Duty Towing
Recovery & Roadside Assistance
Equipment Transport
Mobile Crane Services
Hazmat & Spill Cleanup
What Type of Medium-Duty Vehicle Needs Towing?
Select the vehicle, equipment, service, or situation that best matches your request.
Fifth-wheel RVs
Class B motorhomes
Service trucks
Stake trucks
Box trucks
Delivery trucks
Medium-Duty Towing Capabilities
Box Truck Towing
Box truck towing for delivery vehicles and commercial box trucks that need to get off the road and to the right facility.
Service and Utility Truck Towing
Transport for vocational and fleet work trucks, evaluated for body type, load, and job before a wrecker's assigned.
RV and Shuttle Towing
RV towing support for supported fifth-wheel and Class B motorhomes, plus shuttle vehicles that need a specialized approach.
Commercial Fleet Support
Coordinated fleet truck towing for business accounts managing multiple medium-duty vehicles across a service area.
Equipment Matched to the Job
Equipment isn’t a default pick — the local team reviews the vehicle or load, its condition, access, the site, the route, and the destination first.
Medium-duty wreckers Rollback carriers Wheel-lift and underlift systems Dollies, air supply, and securement tools
When Medium-Duty Towing Is Needed
Mechanical breakdown
Disabled delivery vehicle
Fleet vehicle failure
Collision damage
RV breakdown
Scheduled shop transport
How Armada Handles Medium-Duty Towing
01Identify the Unit
Tell us the body type, approximate weight, dimensions, and load status.
02Describe the Condition
Share the mechanical issue, any damage, wheel position, and clearance concerns.
03Match the Equipment
The local team selects a medium-duty wrecker, carrier, or support equipment — often a rollback towing setup for box trucks and service vehicles.
04Tow to the Destination
The unit is secured and transported to the approved facility.
Medium-Duty Towing Work Across the Armada Network
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is considered a medium-duty vehicle?
Medium-duty commonly includes box trucks, service trucks, delivery vehicles, larger vans, some RVs, and similar commercial units. Final classification depends on the actual vehicle and job.
Can Armada tow a loaded box truck?
The local team needs to confirm weight, cargo condition, vehicle position, and destination before assigning equipment.
Can Armada tow a fifth-wheel RV?
Some Armada locations may support fifth-wheel RVs. Dispatch evaluates the trailer, hitch, tow vehicle, and condition before confirming.
Do all Armada locations provide medium-duty towing?
Capabilities vary by location. The location finder only displays verified locations that actually offer this service.
To help us connect you with the right team as quickly as possible, please select the city or service area closest to your current location. Your selection will connect you directly with the Armada Towing dispatch team serving that area.