* Towing: Attaching the disabled vehicle to the recovery truck and transporting it to a repair shop, impound lot, or another destination.
* Winching: Using a winch to pull vehicles out of ditches, mud, snow, or other difficult-to-reach locations.
* Lifting: Using a crane or other lifting mechanism to lift damaged vehicles onto the truck's bed.
* Specialized Recovery: Dealing with complex situations such as overturned vehicles or those requiring extensive damage assessment.
* Roadside Assistance: Some recovery trucks also provide minor roadside repairs, like jump-starting batteries or changing tires.
Essentially, recovery trucks are crucial for clearing roadways, assisting stranded motorists, and moving vehicles that are unable to operate under their own power.
