Motorcycle towing in Laredo, TX

A bike cannot be dragged behind a truck like a car, and it only takes one bad strap job to scratch a tank or bend a bar. We move motorcycles the correct way: chocked, soft-strapped, and flat.

Call (956) 654-3451 Tell us the make and model so the right rig comes out

How we move bikes without damage

Flatbed or motorcycle trailer, never a sling or a dolly. The bike rides upright on its wheels.
Front wheel in a chock so the bike cannot walk side to side.
Soft loops and ratchet straps at the triple tree and frame, not around handlebars, levers, or plastic fairings. Compression is set so the forks are loaded but not bottomed.
Full walk-around with you before and after, so the bike's condition is agreed on both ends.

Common motorcycle calls around Laredo

Breakdowns and no-starts, dead batteries, charging failures, and fuel gremlins on everything from Grom to Road Glide.
Flats. Bike tires rarely limp anywhere. A flat on two wheels usually means a ride to the shop.
Post-drop recovery. A low-side or a parking lot tip-over that bent a lever or mirror. If it is not safe to ride, do not ride it.
Bikes you just bought. No plates, no insurance yet, or a non-runner project heading to your garage.
Shop runs. Getting a bike to the dealer for work when your truck or trailer is not available.

New to riding or hauling? The Motorcycle Safety Foundation at msf-usa.org is the standard reference riders actually use, including for safe loading.

How motorcycle towing pricing works

Distance, same as any tow.
The bike itself. A 400-pound dual sport and a 900-pound dressed tourer load differently. Trikes and bikes with sidecars need extra width, so mention them.
Condition. A rolling bike loads in minutes. A crashed one with a locked front end takes more care and time.

You always get the price before a truck rolls. Tell us where you are and what happened, and the quote comes back on the same call. There is no charge to ask.

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Common questions

Can you tow a Harley bagger or a big touring bike?

Yes. Weight and bags are normal, we just need to know the model on the call so the ramp and chock setup match.

Do you tow trikes and Spyders?

Yes, with the width planned for. Say trike when you call.

My friend says he can tow my bike with a rope. Should he?

No. A towed motorcycle with a rider on it is illegal-adjacent and genuinely dangerous, and a rope tow with no rider drops the bike. Trailer or flatbed, always.

The bike fell over and now will not start. What is wrong?

Usually flooded or the tip-over sensor cut the fuel. Stand it up, wait a few minutes, try again. If it still will not run, that is a normal call for us.