Dodge 5500 flatbed tow truck for sale

2021 Dodge Ram 5500 Heavy Duty SLT Crew Cab Rollback Wrecker Tow Truck 2-Door Sedan

Exterior Color:      Black

Interior Color:      Black

Stock Number: 21R8280

Mileage: 1,295

Engine: 6.7L L6

Fuel: Diesel

Transmission: Automatic

Warranty: Limited Warranty

Title: Clear

Vehicle Description

2021 Dodge Ram 5500 Heavy Duty SLT Crew Cab Rollback Wrecker Tow Truck Diesel. Steel bed with length of 19.5 foot and 96 inch wide. extremely well loaded, touchscreen in dash, six passenger seating, multiple auxiliary ports, alloy wheels, Cummins turbo diesel engine, side steps, chrome and stainless appearance package, LED strobe light bar, Warn heavy duty industrial winch, fog lights, removal side rails, left and right side controls and toolboxes, mudflaps and wheel lift with receiver ball hitch. This is one of the most well equipped tow trucks you will find as well as it has been completely ceramic coated for protection. If you're viewing this on Ebay please go to our website directly to view more photos. For financing assistance with multiple credit unions and lenders in state and out of state apply at www.davis4x4.com. (Please realize some vehicles may not qualify with all banks and all out of state situations; feel free to call ahead to verify.) We accept USAA, Navy Federal and other bank/credit union checks, as well as cash. We can provide bill of sale, copy of title, etc. - whatever they may request. We assist with transport to all 50 states even outside the country and will be happy to help with this process. Also, view our website www.aboveaveragetrucks.com for full listings of our 150 plus stock and lifted, accessorized trucks and SUV's, gas and diesel, commercial work trucks, vans, tow trucks/rollbacks, and custom hauling vehicles of all shapes and sizes.This Vehicle Is At 10016 Jeff Davis Hwy Richmond Va. 23237

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Dealership Information

Davis Auto Sales

Main Phone:

(804) 271-0030

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Location

10016 Jefferson Davis Hwy
Richmond, VA 23237

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Frequently Asked Questions About Tow Trucks

When looking to purchase a new or used tow truck on eBay, certain specific questions may arise. The following are some of the most frequently asked questions about these types of trucks.

What is the difference between payload and towing capacity?

Payload and towing capacity represent two different things, but both have a relationship to a truck?s Gross Vehicle Weight Rating (GVWR) and that same truck?s frame strength. Payload is defined as what a truck can carry in weight. It determines how much more weight you can add onto an empty truck and still be under or up to the GVWR.

Payload is usually less than a truck?s tow capacity. Tow capacity is defined as the amount of weight that a truck can pull behind it. For tow trucks, this pulling does not matter whether the vehicle is a flatbed tow or a wrecker. Exceeding either the payload or tow capacity can severely damage a tow. Automobile systems and mechanical parts, such as the suspension, brakes, chassis, and frame, can be damaged if the payload or towing capacity designation is exceeded. See the manufacturer?s specifications for GVWR for a given model year.

Are the GCWR and the GVWR the same thing?

No. Both the Gross Combined Weight Rating (GCWR) and the Gross Vehicle Weight Rating (GVWR) represent aspects of a vehicle?s weight estimates. They are two different concepts.

• GCWR: This is the tow truck?s overall maximum weight, including the truck itself plus any cargo, fuel, passengers, trailer, and trailer cargo.
• GVWR: This is the tow truck?s overall maximum weight, including the truck itself plus any cargo, fuel, passengers, and tongue weight. Tongue weight is the downward force from the tongue of a trailer as exerted on the tow?s hitch.

Where are the lift levers and toolbox located?

The location of the lift levers and toolbox will vary depending on the individual truck itself. Typically, most manufacturers will either place the lift levers on the side of the truck or at the very rear. Where the levers are located on the side again depends on the truck manufacturer. Some trucks have these levers directly behind the cab while others may have it still on the side but at the rear of the truck. Some wreckers have the tools located above the rear bumper. Toolboxes are usually either located in the cab or directly behind it.

 What is the difference between a carrier and wrecker?

A tow carrier refers to a tow that has a flatbed for its towing purposes. The length of the flatbed can vary, but a tow carrier can usually accommodate one vehicle on the flatbed and a second car being pulled behind. A tow wrecker is a smaller tow than a carrier and usually can accommodate a single car.