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Singleton sits on our regular run up the New England Highway, and mine-country traffic means breakdowns here are never small news. Evolution Towing & Recovery tows cars, utes and 4WDs across Singleton and the surrounding villages, day and night.

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  • 24/7 incl. holidays
  • 5.0 on Google
  • Price agreed upfront
  • Owner operated

Singleton is a highway town on our regular New England run, roughly an hour from base. Mine-shift traffic means a lot of lifted 4WDs, dual cabs and work utes, and the tilt tray carries them flat with four-point tie-downs. Emergency callouts get an honest travel-time ETA; planned moves to Newcastle dealers or property pickups around Broke and Jerrys Plains are booked to a time.

Working Singleton

Local roads, local knowledge.

From the highway roadhouses to Hunterview driveways, we carry Singleton's daily drivers, lifted 4WDs and work utes on the tilt tray. Long-distance work is normal here: cars headed down to Newcastle dealers, machinery moves between properties, and non-runners collected for restoration.

Jobs we handle around Singleton

  • Lifted 4WDs and dual cabs off the New England and Golden Highways
  • Mine-worker utes moved to Singleton mechanics between shifts
  • Property pickups of non-runners around Broke, Branxton and Jerrys Plains
  • Long runs from Singleton to Newcastle dealers and auction yards

Roads we run

  • New England Highway
  • Golden Highway
  • Putty Road
  • Gresford Road

Areas covered

  • Singleton
  • Hunterview
  • Darlington
  • Jerrys Plains
  • Broke
  • Branxton
  • Greta
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Asked around Singleton.

Yes, 24/7. Because we run from Maitland, allow roughly an hour of travel time for Singleton emergencies. Ben will give you an honest ETA on the phone so you can decide before the truck rolls.

Yes. 4WDs, duals and touring rigs are core work. The tray carries them flat with four-point tie-downs, which protects drivelines that must not be flat-towed.

Yes. Long-distance and interstate runs are quoted as a fixed price up front by distance and vehicle. Call or text 0406 976 030 any time. You will be talking to Ben, the operator, not an answering service.

Yes, from wherever access allows. Most mine sites require inductions before anyone drives on site, so vehicles are usually brought to the gatehouse, a car park or the public road for pickup. Tell Ben the site and the access arrangements when you call. Mine-spec utes with lights, flags and bull bars ride the tray like any other 4WD.

Yes, though it is a long, remote road and the travel time will reflect that. Much of the Putty Road has little or no mobile signal, so if you have coverage, text Ben your location pin straight away. If not, note the nearest landmark, property name or road sign, get the car well off the road, and call as soon as you have signal.

Yes. Branxton and Greta sit on the New England Highway roughly halfway between Maitland and Singleton, so they are a much shorter run from our base than Singleton itself. Breakdowns around the Branxton end of the Hunter Expressway are covered too, with a real ETA when you call.

Get as far left as you can and switch on your hazard lights. Heavy vehicles and mine traffic pass close and fast on this stretch, so if it is safe, get everyone out on the passenger side and wait well back from the road, behind a barrier if there is one. Call 000 if the car is in a dangerous spot, then Ben on 0406 976 030.

Yes. Tell Ben where the car is, where it needs to go and how the keys will be handed over, and he will schedule the job around your roster. Updates come straight from him, so you know when the car is on the tray and when it has arrived, without leaving site to chase anyone.

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  • Licenced & insured
  • 24/7 incl. holidays
  • 5.0 on Google
  • Price agreed upfront
  • Owner operated