Heavy towing is the lucrative next step for many businesses. Here's how a detachable underlift gets you in the game without over-investing in trucks and equipment.

A versatile fleet lets you take more towing jobs with fewer trucks, adding zeros to your bottom line. Learn how to use detachable and multipurpose equipment to build it.

You can earn a lot with a wrecker, but they're not cheap. With heavy duty detachable towing equipment you have new options to get a wrecker without breaking the bank.

Your loan and insurance payments don't pause just because your trucks do. See how detachable towing equipment cuts down your standby time to boost your bottom line.

If you own your own semi tractor, you can start a high-margin heavy towing business. But with detachable towing equipment you can keep doing transport as needed to keep your income growing.

When you’re searching for a piece of heavy-duty towing equipment, it can be a little overwhelming to navigate all the options. Here are the key questions to ask so you make sure you end up with the equipment you need.

Buying your first heavy-duty towing equipment is a huge investment in the future. Here are three key limitations you should consider before deciding which equipment to buy.

Six months ago, Casey LaDelle picked up his Zacklift Genesis 30T detachable wrecker. He immediately put it to work in his Cascade Heavy Rescue fleet doing rollovers, winch outs, heavy towing—everything you’d expect from a heavy wrecker.

The investments you make in your towing equipment this year will either position your business to capitalize on these changes as they happen, or they’ll leave you scrambling to catch up

Whether you own a single heavy duty tow truck or you manage a large fleet, you’ve probably noticed insurance rates eating away at your profits.

At Zacklift International, we've been hard at work in the shop, crafting innovative new products to complement our line of detachable wrecking equipment. With ambitious plans for 2024, we're thrilled to unveil our latest towing accessory: the QUICK-BACK quick release tie back.

As winter is now in full force, tis the season for commercial recovery operators and fleet managers to prepare your equipment for the challenges posed by colder temperatures. Among the essential components of a towing fleet, the Zacklift detachable towing equipment requires special attention during winterization to ensure optimal performance, durability, and safety in freezing conditions.

We were thrilled to host Casey LaDelle of Cascade Heavy Rescue at our facility in Cle Elum Washington last month as he attached his new GENESIS 30T to his recently acquired wrecker. Casey featured it on a recent episode of his popular YouTube Channel, explaining how he believes this is a very versatile and cost effective business investment.

It's time to begin your fall maintenance checklist with a thorough inspection of your Zacklift International detachable towing equipment

Safety is always the highest priority in the towing industry. It's important to maintain properly functioning wiring and lighting systems so that your wrecker and disabled vehicle can be seen by other drivers on the road.

Wrecker Recovery in Rough Terrain Requires Skill, Patience and the Right Towing Equipment

Zacklift is a quality American company whose reputation for designing and building simple, high-strength towing equipment lasts for generations.