Tow dollies make it easier to move disabled or parked vehicles. Built for strength and maneuverability, they support cars and light trucks during transport. Compact designs allow for easy storage when not in use. Tow dollies are valuable for towing professionals, repair shops, and fleets.
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The Self Loading Dolly Mounts from Collins is ideal for trucks with a higher bed height. These mounts drop down over the body side about 11" were it is then loaded and then they swing up and back to the storage position. Reduces driver fatigue and back injuries from lifting the side frames over the side of the truck bed. Please select from the dropdown the tire size of your dollies you will use with this mount.
Replacement Parts
When you're on the move, speed, versatility, and durability matter. Tow dollies deliver all three—packaged as compact, efficient tools engineered to safely relocate front-wheel-drive cars without needing a full trailer. Whether you're operating a wrecker, car carrier, or rollback, a tow dolly minimizes setup time and maximizes job efficiency.
Why Choose a Tow Dolly?
Professionals working demanding shift schedules rely on instant loading, minimal storage footprint, and rugged build quality. Dollies save space in tight lots, reduce fuel consumption compared to full trailers, and deliver unmatched nimbleness for recovery runs. They’re especially essential for operators dealing with frequent auto moves across short distances where a bulky trailer would slow things down.
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Feature |
Why It Matters |
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Load Capacity |
Ensure your dolly matches or exceeds the curb weight of the vehicle you're towing (3,000–5,000 lb is common). |
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Ease of Storage |
Folding or stackable models help you maximize truck bed or garage space. |
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Material & Finish |
Aluminum options (like G7) are lightweight and corrosion-resistant; zinc-plated steel (Hi-Speed) emphasizes toughness. |
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Parts Availability |
Having access to axles, straps, hubs, and tires helps avoid downtime during peak jobs. |
Don't get stuck mid-job— keep a full inventory of replacement parts like axles, hubs, straps, bearings, and tire assemblies on hand. These components ensure your In The Ditch or Collins dollies stay road-ready without delay.
Not sure which model suits your workload? Check out our blog: Make an Informed Purchase on Your Next Tow Dolly. It walks you step-by-step through capacity selection, material comparison, and deployment tips for wreckers, car carriers, and rollback operators.
What is the typical capacity of a tow dolly?
Most professional models carry between 3,000 and 5,000+ lbs. Always confirm your vehicle's curb weight before towing.
Are these tow dollies suitable for RVs?
No—these models are for front-wheel-drive cars and light trucks only. They are not designed for RV towing.
How do I maintain my tow dolly?
Check axle bearings, tires, straps, and hardware regularly. Use original replacement parts for best performance.
Why choose aluminum vs. zinc-plated options?
Aluminum (e.g., Collins G7) is lighter and corrosion-resistant—great for storage. Zinc-plated steel (e.g., Collins Hi-Speed) offers extreme durability in heavy-use scenarios.