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It looks like a stunt, but this is a real towing technique used when there's no other way to move two damaged cars at once

Tow operators in certain regions use this method when they're dealing with low-value or wrecked vehicles destined for scrapping or recycling.

Instead of calling a second truck, they use a combination of hydraulics, tilt-angle control, and precise winching to safely "nest" one car on top of another, turning a flatbed into a temporary two-level carrier.

The reason it works is because the flatbed can lock into very specific angles. That lets the upper vehicle's wheels settle into stable positions while the operator slowly lifts and aligns the platform. The lower car's frame can handle the load at those points, and the driver keeps everything balanced through controlled, incremental movement.

It's a surprisingly efficient method in places where tow teams handle large volumes of damaged vehicles and need to maximize each recovery run.

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Supertowing.

I thought accident cars they do this.

those cars doesn't look like badly damaged or total also? the bottom car paint habis kena scratched?

I saw ppl try before, end up pressed damage by the bed

The roof isn't suppose to withstand a weight of a car

This post has been edited by stupiak07: Nov 26 2025, 05:33 PM

lorrydriverrocks u is it?

AI...?

This wan my macai from geng utara there

wrecked car? looks very fine to me.

Anthony Loke will be raging

it won't crash the roof of the bottom car?

can scrap already the pillars will buckle under the weight

maybe just tow 2 car for scrapping...

#bersangkabaikkad

Dangerous for other road users if the top car drops on the road. This whole thing is kinda stupid anyway, just tow twice or get another tow truck, save a bit of money but introduce a major safety hazard.