Professional Heavy Duty Wreckers for Commercial Towing Operations

Our heavy duty wrecker lineup covers the full range of recovery scenarios you'll encounter. Each model delivers capabilities to match different operational needs, whether you're running a single-truck operation or managing a regional fleet.

Our heavy duty wrecker lineup covers recovery capacities from 16 tons up to 75+ tons, handling everything from motor homes and delivery vans to semi trucks and heavy commercial equipment. Popular models like the Century 4024 and Vulcan V-30 offer the sweet spot for many operations with 16 to 20-ton recovery booms, dual planetary winches, and extended underlift reach for longer wheelbase vehicles. The Holmes DTU (Detachable Towing Unit) provides unique versatility by mounting to your fifth wheel, letting your chassis pull trailers between recovery calls.

For operators handling heavier commercial work, we stock higher-capacity models including the Century 5130, 5230, and 7035, plus the Vulcan V-70 , Vulcan V100, Century 9055 & 9055XL. We'll help you match the right configuration to the work you do. Visit our inventory page to see current availability and detailed specifications on every unit we have in stock.

Manufacturers Current Miller-Industries Heavy-Duty

• 3212 / V-30 / 1016
• Century 4024
• Century 5130
• Holmes DTU
• Century 5230
• Century 7035
• Vulcan V-70
• 9055-9055XL
• Vulcan V100

When you're comparing heavy duty wreckers, the specifications tell you what's possible, but understanding how those capabilities translate to actual jobs is what matters for your business. Recovery boom capacity determines the weight you can safely lift and the angles you can work—a 20-ton boom like the Century 4024 handles most commercial recovery situations, from repositioning disabled delivery trucks to uprighting overturned vehicles. Underlift systems handle heavy duty towing work, and extended reach like the 103 inches on the 4024 means you can safely secure longer wheelbase vehicles like motor homes and commercial buses without causing additional damage.

Winch configurations make or break your recovery capabilities. Dual planetary winches, standard on most Miller Industries heavy duty units, give you options for complex pulls:

• Run lines from multiple angles for challenging recovery positions
• Perform simultaneous lifts and pulls for efficient operations
• Use one winch for vehicle recovery while the other handles stabilization
• Handle 15,000 to 20,000 lb capacities for anything short of the heaviest commercial equipment
  

Control systems have evolved significantly in recent years. Wireless remote operation, dual control stations, and hydraulic lanyard systems let your operators work safely from multiple positions. When you're managing a recovery on a busy highway or working in hazardous conditions, being able to control your wrecker from the safest vantage point isn't a luxury—it's essential.