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How to Drive Safely on Wet Roads

Mon, 16 Aug 2021 18:19:04 GMT

Pointers For Driving on Wet Roads

The hazards involved with driving during heavy rainfall are often very apparent. Statistics point to the fact that thousands of accidents occur due to poor visibility caused by rain. Accidents have also analogously occurred when a car loses control and hydroplanes off the road or into other vehicles. The importance of being aware of the condition of the road is crucial when driving in this torrential environment. The most unfortunate side effect of these mishaps on the road is that some transpire into fatalities. These situations could often be avoided with the proper knowledge of how to handle rainy conditions with the safest tactics possible. This article will show you how to drive courteously and safely in the rain, as well as, avoid collisions and mishaps at all costs.

Creating a Hazard

It is apparent to anyone who drives through the lush forests of Northern Arizona that our trees enjoy a semi-substantial amount of annual rainfall. Residents of Flagstaff are often grateful for the precipitation as it provides necessary nutrients to plants and wildlife. However, what most people do not think about is how the rainfall is altering the superficial layer of asphalt that we all drive on. Roads are laden with dust, rock, debris, and rubble that microscopically become granulated into the oils of the asphalt. When layers of rain begin to mix with these oils and grime, it creates a slick surface that is less has a smaller coefficient of friction. For those who remember physics class, a smaller coefficient of friction is more slick, while a higher one is more rugged. In essence, when rain, asphalt oil, and dirt mix, it creates a less than stable environment for your vehicles wheels to stop.

Slow is Smooth, Smooth is Fast

So how do we work around this smaller coefficient of friction caused by rainfall? The answer is simple; it is to slow down. Moving at a slower speed will do many things physically to your vehicle that will drastically reduce the chance of hydroplaning or pond skipping. First and most importantly, when you drive slower it widens the surface area of the tire on the ground. This gives the vehicle more traction and translates to a better grip on the road. Sudden movements like slamming on the brakes or accelerating rapidly are ways that can reduce the traction on the tires and create a scenario for mishaps or accidents in the rain. Make sure that your driving is slow and controlled when moving through wet conditions and repeat the mantra 'slow is smooth and smooth is fast'.

Rainy Road Etiquette

Keeping yourself and those around you safe should be the main concern when driving on wet roadways. Use your intuition to make sure that your defensive driving skills are always being practiced to avoid collisions. Nobody wants to call a tow truck, so make sure to apply these simple tips when driving in the rain.

Always keep a respectable distance away from the car in front of you. It takes nearly three times longer to brake in the rain than in dry conditions, leaving a large gap between vehicles will ensure a longer time to react and adapt.

Make yourself as visible as possible to other drivers. Regardless of the time of day, turn on your headlights to make sure those around you can see you. Likewise, make sure that you keep a keen eye out for brake lights as this often means you will need to slow down and adjust your braking accordingly.

If the worst has happened and you begin to drift or hydroplane, make sure to steer into the drift, not away. Do not slam your foot on the brake pedal but rather apply firm pressure without pumping the pedal.

Check Your Shoes

No not your literal shoes on your feet, check your cars shoes. The tires of a car can be the reason who one vehicle skids and the other one does not. Having slick tires will drastically increase the chances of sliding on the road. Routine checkups on your tires should be done regardless of the weather outside. Make sure that you have adequate tire pressure and that your tread is not worn down by anymore than 1/12 of an inch deep. Rotating the tires will also extend the life of the tread and ultimately keep you safer on the road.

If you do find yourself needing a tow , our company is standing by to assist, no matter the whether. Do not hesitate to reach out to us 24/7!

How to Prepare for an Emergency Breakdown

Mon, 16 Aug 2021 17:56:19 GMT

How to Prepare for an Emergency Breakdown

Murphy's Law states that if something can go wrong, it will go wrong.

In the spirit of leaning on the side of optimism, it it no secret that people often think that accidents and mishaps will not likely befall them. Murphy's law contradicts that assumption and while it is definitely a Debbie-downer way of viewing your circumstances, sometimes the ugly truth can be a bitter pill to swallow.

Now, you might be asking, where are you going with this? Aren't you supposed to be telling me what to do in an emergency? The answer to these questions is a yes. This pessimistic law is something that everyone needs to consider when it comes to traveling on the road everyday. While being stuck on the side of the road is a major inconvenience, it can almost always be prevented or mitigated in certain circumstances. Here is a guided list of points that will allow a victim of a vehicle breakdown to get back on the road safely.

First, it is always wise to act preemptively when it involves travelling on the road. What this means is that proper preparation will enable a breakdown to evoke a response rather than a reaction. A response is thought out, planned, and prepared. While a reaction is impulsive and caused by an unforeseen event. How do you respond to a breakdown, rather than react? Simply put, you prepare for a breakdown before it occurs. This can venerate itself in the form of having various tools and equipment on-hand before a situation arises. Good things to prepare for a response to a breakdown would be to keep things like:

Specialized Clothing - This can encompass different outerwear pieces like blankets, reflective jackets, waterproof clothing, and high-visibility items.
Spare Tire - While most vehicles come with a spare already with the vehicle, the importance of this piece cannot be overstated. A blowout with no backup can leave a vehicle stranded for hours or days depending on the location. Make sure to have a spare that fits your vehicle, as well as a jacking system that can be operated manually.
Communication Necessities - Most people in the modern-era carry cellular devices that can be used remotely within a serviceable area. It is crucial to have a functioning communication asset that will allow someone to call for help if needed. Having extra phone chargers and portable batteries will make a phones functionality last far longer.
Jumper Cables - Some vehicles will include a set of jumper cables. These cables are highly encouraged to have for any battery mishap that might occur.
Lighting - Having a light to see in the dark is another valuable tool that can make night breakdowns much easier. Make sure to grab a flashlight, portable wide lamp, or any other lighting device before travelling.

Oh and don't forget to pack extra snacks to munch on!

In conclusion, the best way to handle a break down is to prepare for one before it occurs. Getting in touch with a team that can help is a valuable tool that will help travelers get back on the road in a safe and efficient timeframe.

Misconceptions About Towing

Fri, 06 Aug 2021 18:24:34 GMT

Common Misconceptions About Towing

It is no surprise that people will associate certain stereotypes with towing companies or tow truck drivers. The way that Hollywood displays a towing service is often someone that is unhappy with their work and has little concern for those that require their assistance. In reality, these predispositions could not be further from the truth. Although there are bad apples in every industry, you would be surprised how friendly most towing companies are. Here are some common ideas that are falsely conceived about the industry of towing.

Tow Truck Drives are Rude
As mentioned above, there are always going to be individuals who do not have a great attitude when they are assisting customers. However, this is not a fact with NOZ Towing because we vet our operators through on the job training and apprenticeships. If an applicant does not have the proper attitude for the job, they will not move forward in the hiring process. The same can be said for other towing services in our area. For a majority of these other service providers, they have excellent crews that genuinely care about those who call in for a tow or roadside assistance. Speaking of roadside assistance, that leads us to our next false assumption about towing.

Towing Companies Only Execute Tows
False. While towing is 90% of what we do on a daily basis, we also offer a myriad of services that can aid someone who has ran out of gas, popped a tire, or has a dead battery. These are just a few auxiliary services that most towing businesses provide every single day. Roadside assistance is always going to be a high demand service because vehicles, by nature, are breaking down constantly.

Towing is too Expensive
People might concur that hiring a towing service is far more overpriced than they previously thought. The beauty of living in Arizona is that we have a wide range of people who have opened their own towing company, which drives prices down through competition. This directly benefits the customer because they get the absolute lowest price when they call multiple companies for a quote. Often times, there are no other choices afforded to the customer if they are stuck on the side of the highway. NOZ Towing has always maintained a competitive edge in rates, service, and reliability in the towing industry.

If I am Not Near a Town, I Can't Get Towed
While distance does play a major role in quoting the price of a tow, a business will usually not deny you a service if they are the closest provider to you. Our team will be glad to meet you at your location and take you and your vehicle wherever you might need.

If you have any concerns about getting a towing team to assist you, make sure to reach out to our 24/7 towing team to see how we can assist. We work in and around the Flagstaff area and have done long distance jobs as well. Our rate varies between customers because our price is often dictated by the distance driven and the technicality of the tow.

Towing FAQ

Fri, 06 Aug 2021 18:02:39 GMT

Towing FAQ

There is no worse feeling than being on the side of the road with a breakdown. Furthermore, not knowing what to do in a situation like this can only feed the heir of exhaustion. Having a plan ready before an incident occurs will save people time and headaches. If you have ever been traversing the roads in Arizona and seen an unwilling party broken down on the side of the road and thought, “That looks rough.” Then read on to find out more about how you can prepare yourself to be in that situation.

FAQs About Vehicle Towing:
How Long Will it be Before the Towing Company Arrives?
There are many factors that will play into the response time of the team coming to execute the tow. Most operators will give you a firm indication of time with an average being around 30 to 45 minutes. Depending on the location of the breakdown or accident, the time to arrival may be extended due to travel time or business of the hour. Taking a mental of the timeframe will allow you to get a better idea of when the team will arrive.

Where is my Car Being Towed?
The right towing company will take the vehicle anywhere you want within a certain radius of the pickup location. Some companies charge per mile, keep this in mind when deciding where you need the vehicle to be taken. If the party being towed is not asked where they want the vehicle towed, this often might indicate that it is being taken to a towing yard; or worse, it is a scam. Make sure to have clear directions for the towing company as to where you need the vehicle to end up.

What Classification of Vehicles Do You Tow?
Some towing service providers only offer flatbed vehicle towing, which means that they will not be able to tow heavy equipment, machinery, or other large pieces. It is important for a caller to identify exactly what their vehicle is and give an accurate description of the service needed. This will save time by giving the operator a snapshot at what equipment will be needed to do the job safely and timely. Most towing companies can handle all civil towing jobs from heavy vehicle and machinery, to motorcycles and scooters.

What Is the Cost and Are There Any Additional Fees?
A word of wisdom from decades of towing mishaps: always get an initial quote before hiring a towing team. The odds are if a towing company cannot provide a ballpark estimate over the phone, then there could be hidden fees or miscellaneous charges they might be hiding. Make sure to avoid these companies and go with forthright and honest estimates.

Be sure that the towing company you hire meets these specific guidelines, it will be a money-saving step that you will not regret. Unqualified towing companies can cause severe damage to your vehicle which will accrue hundreds or thousands of dollars in damage repair costs.

Make sure to hire the team that knows what they are doing with decades of experience. At NOZ Towing , we have the equipment, expertise, and curtesy to make your day a little better. For further inquiries and questions, give us a call at the number below. We are open 24/7, 365 days a year.

How to Avoid Running Out of Fuel

Fri, 18 Jun 2021 18:22:10 GMT

Gas Saving Tips to Avoid Gas Delivery

Annually, we receive approximately 20 calls for people that have run out of gas and need a towing service to deliver gasoline to their location. Often times, the reason for running out of gas was due to the driver not knowing how much gas they were burning before their tank went dry. There are multiple ways to help your vehicle burn fuel more efficiently.

Keep Tires Optimally Inflated - Fuel efficiency is drastically affected by the surface area of the tire that contacts the road. When seasons change and temperatures fluctuate, it may be necessary to inflate or deflate tires according to their manufacturers specifications. For example, warm air expands tires in summer months which means it could be necessary to let air out if air was added in the colder seasons.
Tweak Driving Habits - It could surprise some people to know that acceleration and deceleration can affect MPG. Aggressive acceleration and braking will cause more fuel to be burned. To combat this, softer acceleration and deceleration will allow the engine to use fuel more efficiently. Cruise control should be utilized to decrease the fluctuation of RPM and ultimately gas consumption.
Reduce Drag and Mass - The heavier a vehicle is, the more energy is required to move it. For example, strapping a couch to the top of a van and moving down the highway will cause the vehicle to burn more gas because the vessel is less aerodynamic. The couch increases the weight of the van and creates drag; causing more fuel to be burned. Try to find items in your vehicle that can be removed like heavy bags or unneeded items.

These examples are just a couple of ways to reduce fuel consumption. If the worst happens and you find yourself with an empty tank on the side of the road, we will be available to deliver gas to your location. We are open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to conveniently serve any and all of your roadside and towing needs.

Do These 5 Things Before Leaving on a Road Trip

Fri, 28 May 2021 18:17:07 GMT

Do These 5 Things Before Leaving on a Road Trip

When a holiday or long-weekend rolls around, there are many reasons to get excited about driving somewhere new or familiar to take some time off. Taking extra steps to ensure the trip goes smoothly will allow the party to make the best of the situation and avoid any unforeseeable mishaps.

Follow these five steps to learn more about how you can make your next road trip as stress-free and enjoyable as possible.

1. Plan for Contingencies

More plainly stated, this is the first and most crucial step which is to plan for the worst case scenario. For most people, the worst case scenario involves packing certain items to aid in the event of a breakdown, collision, or other mishap on the road. Make sure to keep on-hand a medical kit, extra clothing, a portable light source, portable chargers, and cautionary reflective equipment.

Plan ahead of an accident by coming up with a plan for what to do in the event that a mishap occurs. Make sure your vehicle is outfitted with a spare tire and basic repair tools (ie jumper cables, tire iron, and a jacking device). Putting these preventative measures in place will make minor breakdowns a breeze. Also ensure that your vehicle insurance is up to date and have a roadside assistance vendor available like AAA or another care provider.

2. Budget the Adventure

Alternate transportation methods like plane or boat can be costly; opting to drive will save money. Allotting the proper funds to make sure there is adequate money for gas, food, and lodging accommodations will take an heir of stress off of the traveling party. Like the contingency plan, make sure that there is a proper plan in place for where your money will be going throughout the trip. Having a predetermined financial plan will allow the travelers enjoy their time off, rather than monitoring the pocketbook.

3. Check the Vehicle

Taking the road trip vehicle to a licensed mechanic for a checkup will ensure that you will not encounter any mechanical issues on the road. If you are checking the vehicle yourself, make sure to look for adequate tire pressure, fluid levels, braking power, and electrical component function. Taking the smaller steps in the beginning will save time, money, and energy in the long-term.

4. Craft an Adaptable Itinerary

Having an ideal final destination is good precursor to a successful road trip. However, planning for a few detours, stops, and reroutes are to be expected when making a long-haul trip across cities and states. Make sure that your road trip plan includes time for alternate routing and stops for food and bathroom breaks.

Crafting a spontaneous route involves less planning and more preventative measures. Make sure that your vehicle has the legs to run the race, then allow adventure to decide the course of the expedition. Having rigid plans can take away from the adventurous nature of road trips.

5. Buy an Atlas or Map

The ease and convenience of GPS (global positioning system) can be a handy and easy way to navigate your next trip. However, these technologies can fail when inadequate cell reception is unavailable. Or perhaps an electrical malfunction occurs and your satellite fed GPS is no longer usable. In situations like these, it is crucial to have a physical map as a backup.

Having an up to date map will also allow you to find surrounding attractions and points of interest that may otherwise not be found by a GPS. Keeping a map or atlas on hand will make travelling safer accessible in any reception environments.

If you have an further questions about safe highway travel, be sure to consult a local towing company near me for tips on how to make it from A to Z safely. Flagstaff Towing is a bonded and insured towing company with a dedication to customer satisfaction and safety, give us a call for your next tow or before your next road trip adventure!

Pointers for Finding a Towing Service Near You

Wed, 05 May 2021 17:58:54 GMT

Pointers for Finding a Towing Service Near You

People often will hire anyone when they find themselves in a pinch on the side of the road. It is crucial for individuals to vet the towing companies in their are to find the most reliable and trusted towing team for all of their towing needs. Similar to preparing for a breakdown, a traveler should plan to have a selected towing team in the event that a situation might arise. Here are some tips and tricks to handle hiring a professional and reliable towing team near you.

Bonded and Licensure
The nearest towing company might not always be the best option. Make sure that the team you hire for the job is certified by the Department of Transportation, as well as by the Department of Public Safety. This will ensure the vehicle owner that their vehicle is protected in the event that extra damages are incurred in the towing process. Not only does this give the consumer a peace of mind, it also proves to the party being towed that the company cares about the customer and has put the necessary safeguards in their business to protect themselves and their customers.

Availability
Watch out for towing companies that are only open on various days or hours of the week. Companies that take holidays and weekends off are most likely not going to respond on those days off and will not be able to answer the call. Furthermore, be mindful of companies that tout expensive towing equipment and are only open for a set amount of hours a week, the best towing team will be open all-day, everyday, every year. Being stuck on the side of the road in the middle night requires a 24/hour towing service .

Record and Reputation
Experience is crucial in the world of professional towing. An experienced operator will have the wherewithal to understand and adapt to the variety of situations that are encountered on the road. Be sure to check online reviews from other customers to ensure that the company in question is courteous, prompt, and reliable. Hiring an experienced driver will save you hundreds or thousands of dollars in the repair damage as opposed to the inexperienced driver that causes damage to the car.

Proximity
In the event that a vehicle breaks down and you are left stranded far away from a mechanic or town, it is vital to get in contact with a towing team nearest to you. Being stuck in the middle of a busy freeway with a breakdown can also be very dangerous for those stranded and those passing by. It is critical to establish distance from the vehicle and call the proper authorities in this situation. Shortly following, the nearest towing team should be promptly called and mobilized to move the vehicle in the most efficient manner. The trick for hiring a towing team is to balance quality for time, in a situation like this, getting the vehicle out of the road is the priority. Just because they are the closest, does not mean they should be the team to do the job.

Pricing
Be wary of towing companies that seem unsure of their pricing or refuse to give any figure of reference for their service. While quoting a towing job can be difficult if the mileage and location is unknown, a professional towing service will have a structure of rates that they will make aware to customers on the phone. Be sure to vet these estimates by asking about extra fees and charges before hiring them to do the job.

If you are trying to find a licensed and bonded towing service in Flagstaff, Arizona, there is no better crew to call than ours at NOZ Towing . We have been in business for years and understand the complexities and technicalities of a successful towing execution. We offer our services 24/hours a day, 365 days a year to ensure that we are ready to answer your call when you need us.

Are Towing Mirrors Required by Law

Fri, 30 Apr 2021 17:03:25 GMT

Adhering to the proper state guidelines when it comes to transporting vehicles on major highways and roads is quintessential. The law for carrying and towing trailer in the United States often vary from state to state. This article will outline pertinent rules and regulations of towing in Arizona, as well as give advice on specific numbers, calculations, and behaviors that need to be met in order to execute a safe and legal tow.

Currently as the law states, in Arizona, it is required that a driver who is hauling a trailer that obstructs the drivers view must be able to utilize mirrors that reflect at least, but not limited to, 200 feet. What this means furthermore is that any mirrors that are already present in the vehicle can be deemed as viable towing mirrors, assuming the criteria of 200 feet of visibility is met. In the event that standard mirrors are not reflective of up to 200 feet, it is important for the party who is doing the towing to make proper adjustments by purchasing extensions. The law in Arizona also states that this parameter applies to not just one, but two trailers as well.

Once the configuration for proper visibility is established, it is important to also make your vehicle and trailer visible to other drivers. Arizona state law is clear about the legalities and appearance of a towing trailer. Reflective patches are essential to driver safety for both the party driving the trailer, and those around the road. Trailers that exceed 3000 pounds are required by law to have clearance lamps mounted near the rear and front. Along with these lamps, reflector strips also must be placed near the front and back of the trail vehicle.

Once the proper lamps and strips are established, the back end of the trailer must act as the superficial rear of the lead vehicle. What this means is that all of the traffic and safety systems that are found on the back of a standard truck or car must be present on the back of the trailer. This includes apparatus' such as brake lights, license plate lamps, and blinker lamps. These devices must be cleaned and visible in heavy darkness by law.

It is also important to briefly describe the conduct of trailer hauling on the road in this excerpt. In Arizona, there are mainly three different variants of roadway that a driver may encounter. These roads are stratified by lane density and are subjugated by one lane, two lanes, and three or more lanes. In any event where a trailer is driving on any road with two or more lanes, the driver of the trailer must abide in the right lane at all times and never exceed the prescribed speed limit. For single lane roads, courteously pull over and let cars pass you if there is a line of vehicles forming. This can be inconvenient but it is described in Arizona law as a statute of trailer hauling.

In all cases, make sure to check your trailer before hitching and hauling. Happy travels and as always, stay safe out there!

Will towing a car put miles on it?

Sat, 24 Apr 2021 17:03:25 GMT

In short, the answer is no; towing a car behind an RV or on the rear wheels will not add miles to the odometer. This is due in-large to the electrical odometer systems that are present in newer vehicles. There is a common sense caveat that requires the vehicle to be off while it is being towed in order for the miles not to count. Furthermore, vehicles towed on two wheels or on all four, will not experience in mileage accrual by being towed. However, certain mechanical wear can still be a factor to consider as there are still functioning parts that can be worn.

When it comes to older makes and models, specifically 25 years or older, may see miles being accrued while being towed. This is due largely to the fact that these odometers in older vehicles operate off of a mechanical based mechanism. It would be wisest to consult the owners manuals for the specific vehicle. It is important to know whether the keys have to be left in the ignition to avoid towing damage on the transmission.

Despite the risks being relatively low when towing a vehicle, there is still risk of damage from wear and tear, especially if the tires are being towed on asphalt. The primary concern when it comes to towing a vehicle is in regard to the transmission. Executing a poor tow can result in serious damage to major systems to include suspension, transmission, axle and much more. Vehicles being towed on rear or four-wheel drive platforms will initiate the power train, which inhibits proper transmission fluid and oil flow to crucial parts of the car.

It is always wise to have two or three people to help when attaching a towing system to a vehicle. Due to the variety of vehicle specifications, certain tools may not be accessible to the average homeowner. In this case, having extra hands to assist with the moving parts of the towing assembly will make the procedure easier.

When it comes to making the decision to tow a vehicle behind an RV, or have it towed by a service provider, the best recommendation is to weigh the options of the scenario. Consider the age of the car, consult the owner's manual, and factor in the nature of the situation. If the consideration of executing the tow by and RV or truck is decided, ensure that the towing vehicle can handle the mass under its maximum towing capacity.

In essence, there a number of factors to consider when it comes to properly towing a vehicle. Certain circumstances may cause someone to need a towing service to provide a relocation service. Other scenarios that include less urgency will call for a different set of factors to be considered such as the year of the car, the towing aperture, towing capacity, as well as terrain being travelled on.

The appropriate course of action is ultimately up to the owner of the vehicle. Consulting a local towing team with any questions will likely save time and money.

How is towing capacity calculated?

Wed, 14 Apr 2021 17:03:25 GMT

For most people, knowing a vehicles exact towing capability is not a necessary factor in everyday life. For individuals who find themselves hauling large trailers, vehicles, and other items, it is paramount to understand the towing capacity of the lead vehicle. This post will outline the proper calculation formula for accurate towing capacity, as well as the side effects of improper calculation and excess towing capacity consequences.

The proper definition of towing capacity refers to the largest amount of weight that can be towed behind a vehicle. In any given truck, payload capacity is is far less than the towing capacity because of the distribution of the weight. The largest sum of the mass will rest mostly on the load bearing trailer transaxle rather than the lead vehicle axle.

When it comes time to tow a vehicle and the decision is made to do it on your own, there are some things to be aware of. First of all, you will need access to a few tools to include a tow bar, recovery point, and tow hitch. The towing device will be connected to chassis of the towed vehicle by the lead vehicle. Larger vehicles that are being towed should have special modifications such as a jaw and tow pin to allow the necessary slack within the tow system.

The easiest way to calculate your vehicle's total towing capacity, is to find the owners manual which will state the figure outright. If this option is not available, the product can still be calculated by taking the difference between the trucks curb weight and the gross combined vehicle weight rating (GCVWR). The gross combined vehicle weight rating is the total tolerable mass that is loaded between the truck and trailer.

More simply put; to find towing capacity take GCVWR and subtract it from the curb weight of the lead vehicle. For example, if a vehicle holds a GCVWR of 13,500 pounds and the vehicle weighs 8,500 pounds bare, your towing capacity should not exceed 5,000 pounds. It is very important to understand the gross weight of all items being towed on a trailer to ensure that it is within the capacity of the vehicle.

The consequences of exceeding maximum towing ability can lead to catastrophic damage to vital parts of the vehicle such as the transmission, frame, tires and moving parts of the engine. Before attaching any towing apparatus, refer to the owners manual to ensure proper capacity is not exceeded.

It has been proven that cargo weight and stability is a major factor in roadway safety. In a three year study, road debris and dismantled cargo accounted for approximately 50,000 crashes annually. The total sum of collateral damage included 9,800 injuries and more than 120 fatalities.

While towing a vehicle can be dangerous, it is no point for concern if all the necessary procedure and safety steps are executed. Reservations about towing can be handled personally or by hiring a towing expert to move the equipment from point A to B. NOZ Towing follows all of the appropriate ADOT regulations and equips the proper vehicle for all varieties of towing capacity. Get in touch with our team today to learn more about how we can help with your next towing trip.

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How to Drive Safely on Wet Roads

Pointers For Driving on Wet Roads

How to Prepare for an Emergency Breakdown

How to Prepare for an Emergency Breakdown

Misconceptions About Towing

Common Misconceptions About Towing

Towing FAQ

Towing FAQ

How to Avoid Running Out of Fuel

Gas Saving Tips to Avoid Gas Delivery

Do These 5 Things Before Leaving on a Road Trip

Do These 5 Things Before Leaving on a Road Trip ﻿

Pointers for Finding a Towing Service Near You

Pointers for Finding a Towing Service Near You

Are Towing Mirrors Required by Law

Will towing a car put miles on it?

How is towing capacity calculated?

Do These 5 Things Before Leaving on a Road Trip