Heavy Vehicle Towing You Can Count On — Across Australia
When a B Double or road train breaks down, you don’t just need a tow truck — you need a crew that knows exactly what they’re doing. We’ve spent years helping drivers and logistics companies recover big rigs safely, quickly, and without the drama.
Call us now for 24/7 dispatch or request a free towing quote.
Professional B Double Trailer Towing Services
Let’s be real — towing a B Double isn’t like towing a ute. These beasts need precision, the right gear, and operators who actually understand heavy haulage. That’s why we use purpose-built tow trucks designed specifically for articulated vehicles.
Whether your truck’s pulled up on the Hume Highway, stranded along the Great Northern, or stopped halfway down the Pacific Motorway, our heavy recovery fleet can be on-site fast. We work to cut downtime, protect your load, and keep things moving safely.
We’ve been in the game for more than 20 years, and every one of our operators is licensed, insured, and NHVR-compliant. So, when things go wrong on the road, you know you’ve got a professional team in your corner.
Road Train Trailer Towing — Heavy Recovery You Can Trust
If B Doubles are big, road trains are on another level. When one stops, the whole supply chain feels it. That’s why our road train towing service is built around one thing — control. We use advanced hydraulic systems and custom rigging to move triple and quad trailer configurations safely.
We’ve hauled stranded rigs out of mining routes in WA, recovered breakdowns along the Stuart Highway, and handled accident scenes in rural Queensland and the NT Outback. Every job gets a detailed safety plan and a full compliance check with Australian Heavy Vehicle Regulations before we even move an inch.
And yes — we track every tow with real-time GPS, so you’ll always know exactly where your vehicle and cargo are.
Why Drivers and Fleet Managers Choose Us
There are plenty of towing companies out there. But not many with the gear, experience, or calm-under-pressure attitude it takes to move a road train safely.
1. Certified Heavy Recovery Specialists
Every operator on our team holds HC and MC licenses and completes ongoing safety training. We’re also NHVAS-accredited for both maintenance and fatigue management — the credentials that separate pros from the rest.
2. Equipment Built for the Big Jobs
Our recovery trucks come fitted with under-lift systems, hydraulic winches, low loaders, and dollies — everything needed to handle massive rigs like B Doubles and road trains without risking damage.
3. 24/7 Emergency Response
Breakdowns don’t check the clock. Whether it’s 3 PM or 3 AM, we’ve got dispatchers on standby across Sydney, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide, and Darwin — ready to move when you call.
4. Fully Insured and Backed by Our Safe Tow Guarantee
We’re completely covered — public liability, load, and freight insurance. Plus, our Safe Tow Guarantee means if something’s not right, we’ll fix it — no questions asked.
Delta Heavy Towing – Power to Move Australia’s Heaviest Loads
Trusted by Transport Operators Nationwide
“Our road train broke down just outside Dubbo. The crew showed up in under two hours and had us towed by sunset. Calm, capable, and professional the whole time.”
— Greg H., Freight Operations Manager
“We’ve used their B Double towing service more than once. Every time, the trucks came back damage-free and on schedule.”
— Lisa R., Logistics Coordinator
“Best in the business for long-haul recovery. These folks actually understand heavy rigs.”
— Paul M., Owner-Driver
Service Areas
We cover the major freight corridors and regional routes right across Australia, including:
- Greater Sydney, Newcastle, and Wollongong
- Melbourne and regional Victoria
- Brisbane, Toowoomba, and Rockhampton
- Perth, Kalgoorlie, and the Pilbara
- Darwin, Alice Springs, and remote NT regions
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Case Study: A Quick Save on the Stuart Highway
Here’s one that sticks with us. A fully loaded B Double blew a brake line north of Port Augusta. Within 45 minutes, we had a heavy recovery truck on-site. Using a tandem-axle under-lift system, the rig was safely towed nearly 180 km to the nearest depot.
The result? No cargo loss, no missed delivery, and one very relieved transport manager. Stories like that are why so many logistics companies keep us on speed dial for heavy recoveries across Australia.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is a B Double trailer?
A B Double — sometimes called a B-train — is a truck pulling two semi-trailers joined by a fifth wheel. They’re efficient, but tricky to tow without the right setup.
2. What’s the difference between a road train and a B Double?
A road train hauls three or more trailers (usually in the Outback), while a B Double only has two. Both demand serious towing power.
3. How much does it cost to tow a B Double?
It depends — distance, weight, and access all matter. Local tows often start around $400–$600, while long-haul recoveries are quoted per job.
4. Are you available around the clock?
Absolutely. We’re a 24/7 operation — nights, weekends, holidays — you name it.
5. Can you tow a loaded trailer?
Yep. We handle both loaded and unloaded configurations, with gear designed to keep your cargo stable the whole way.
6. Are you insured?
Of course. Every tow is covered by comprehensive towing, freight, and liability insurance.
7. Do you recover vehicles from remote areas?
That’s our bread and butter. From mining roads to desert tracks, we’ll find a way in.
8. How long till help arrives?
Usually within 60–90 minutes on major routes. Remote recoveries might take longer — we’ll give you a real estimate when you call.
9. Do you work with transport companies long-term?
Yes. Many fleets have us on contract for ongoing breakdown support and towing.
10. How do I book a tow?
Simple — call our 24-hour line or use our online form. We’ll confirm your location and give you a quote right away.