When your RV breaks down in the Bay Area, you need a towing company that understands the unique challenges of handling large recreational vehicles. This guide covers everything you need to know about RV towing.
RV Types and Requirements
Class A Motorhome
26-45 ft, 16,000-30,000 lbs
Class B Campervan
17-23 ft, 6,000-8,000 lbs
Class C Motorhome
20-33 ft, 10,000-12,000 lbs
Travel Trailer
12-35 ft, 2,000-8,000 lbs
Towing Equipment Used
What We Can Do Today
- Tow all classes of motorhomes
- Transport travel trailers and fifth wheels
- Recover RVs from off-road situations
- Handle RVs with slide-outs extended
- Provide flatbed service for total breakdown
What We Cannot Do
- ✗Tow RVs with severe structural damage
- ✗Transport RVs exceeding 80,000 lbs
- ✗Tow RVs with unsecured propane systems
Preparing Your RV for Tow
RV Tow Preparation Checklist
- Turn off propane at the tank
- Retract slide-outs if possible
- Disconnect any towed vehicles
- Secure loose items inside
- Close and lock all windows and doors
- Retract awnings and steps
Cost Considerations
Pricing Factors: What Affects Cost
RV class and size: Larger = higher cost
Type of towing required: Flatbed vs wheel-lift
Distance: Per-mile charges apply
Recovery complexity: Off-road adds cost
Class B/Small RV
$300-$450
Class C/Medium RV
$400-$600
Class A/Large RV
$500-$800+
Travel Trailer
$200-$400