Recovery trucks are specialized vehicles designed for the recovery, towing, and transportation of cars, motorcycles, vans, and commercial vehicles. Essential for vehicle breakdowns, accident recovery, and transport operations, they ensure fast, safe, and efficient performance.

The Isoli range includes dedicated solutions for breakdown recovery, light-duty recovery, medium-duty recovery, and heavy-duty recovery, offering purpose-built equipment to meet every operational requirement. Equipped with advanced technology and high-performance recovery systems, Isoli recovery trucks deliver outstanding reliability, versatility and maximum safety in every working condition.

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A complete range of tow trucks and roadside assistance vehicles, engineered to deliver fast, safe, and efficient vehicle recovery and transport operations

For over 80 years, Isoli has been designing, manufacturing and equipping recovery trucks, becoming an international benchmark for quality, reliability and innovation. Our solutions are engineered to ensure safe and efficient recovery, towing and vehicle transport operations, even in the most demanding operating environments.

The range includes solutions for light, medium and heavy recovery, each configurable to meet specific operational requirements. High-capacity flatbeds, vehicle transport systems, recovery forks available in different sizes and configurations, winches and a wide range of accessories enable operators to handle any recovery operation, both on-road and off-road, with maximum efficiency and safety.

Backed by the expertise of our team and a comprehensive product portfolio, we develop tailor-made recovery solutions designed to meet the needs of roadside assistance professionals around the world.

faq about recovery trucks

What is the difference between a flatbed and a wheel-lift recovery truck?

A flatbed loads the entire vehicle onto a deck. A wheel-lift raises one axle and tows the vehicle on its remaining wheels.

When is a flatbed the safest option?

Use a flatbed for AWD/4x4, vehicles with locked wheels, major damage, or very low clearance. It limits drivetrain risk and avoids contact with bumpers and undertrays.

Which key capacities should I check before choosing a recovery truck?

Focus on GVW, payload, deck length, and winch rating. Also verify axle loads and stability when the deck is tilted or extended.

What equipment is essential for compliant, safe recoveries?

Quality wheel straps, chains, edge protectors, and correct anchor points. Add wheel skates, cones, beacons, and PPE for roadside operations.