4WDs · Utes · Light commercial
Built forthe big rigs.
Duals, touring rigs and work utes ride flat on a tray built for the weight, with a winch for the ones that got themselves somewhere awkward.
Evolution Towing & Recovery tows 4WDs, dual cabs, touring rigs and work utes across Maitland and the Hunter Valley on a tilt tray rated for serious weight. Vehicles travel completely flat, which protects AWD and 4WD drivelines that must not be towed on their wheels, and the winch handles bogged or dead vehicles. Available 24/7.
Why flat matters
Drivelines ride. Never drag.
- AWD and 4WD drivelines hate being dragged. Towing them with wheels down can cook transfer cases and diffs. On the tray, nothing turns.
- Rated for serious weight. The tray carries duals, touring rigs, canopied utes and loaded trays without complaint.
- Winch for the awkward ones. Dead in the driveway, nose-down in a ditch, or bogged past the point of pride. The winch sorts it.
- Gear stays put. Racks, drawers, tools and camping fit-outs travel with the vehicle, secured properly.
Typical jobs
What lands on the tray.
- Dead daily-driver dual cab. From the driveway to the workshop before smoko.
- Touring rig that ended its trip early. Collected from the highway or the trailhead and brought home.
- Work utes and light commercials. Fleet breakdowns moved fast so the job keeps moving.
- Trailers and small machinery. If it fits the tray and straps down safely, it rides. Send a photo for a quick yes.
Straight answers
Before you call.
Most modern AWD and 4WD drivelines are damaged by being towed with any wheels on the road, because the driveline keeps turning without lubrication. A tilt tray carries the whole vehicle flat, so nothing rotates and nothing gets hurt.
Standard 4WDs, dual cabs with canopies and loaded trade utes are all everyday loads. If you are unsure about a particularly heavy or modified rig, text the details and Ben will give you a straight yes or no with the quote.
Usually, yes. The winch handles recoveries from ditches, soft ground and awkward driveways where a hook truck cannot work. Describe the situation honestly on the phone so the right approach is planned before the truck arrives.
Yes, 24/7 including public holidays. Around Maitland the aim is about 30 minutes; further out, Ben gives you an honest ETA when you call 0406 976 030.
Rig down?Ring Ben.
Straight answers, fair prices, and a tray that has seen worse.