Most people think 'tilt tray' means a tow truck for cars. A Super Tilt carries a lot more than that — here's the full picture.
More Than Just Cars
A standard tilt tray is set up for cars and light commercials. A Super Tilt is a different animal — a heavier-rated tilt tray with dual winches, remote tray control and up to 20-tonne capacity, built for the loads other trucks can't take.
The flat, hydraulically-tilting deck means almost anything can be winched or driven on at a low angle, then secured and carried. That opens up a huge range of loads.
The Full Range Of Loads
Here's what we move on tilt trays week in, week out:
- Excavators, loaders, skid steers and earthmoving plant
- Forklifts, scissor lifts and access equipment
- Shipping containers, 20ft and 40ft, empty or loaded
- Tiny homes, site sheds and demountable buildings
- Generators, compressors and industrial plant
- Trailer boats and oversized vessels
- Light trucks, rigids and non-running heavy vehicles
- Structural steel and oversized fabrication
When You Need More Than A Tilt Tray
Some loads are too heavy or too large even for a Super Tilt. That's when we switch to heavy haulage trailers and arrange the permits and escorts an over-dimensional load needs. The point is to match the truck to the load — not force the load onto the wrong truck.