Frequently Asked Questions

Light-duty towing handles cars, SUVs, and small trucks, while medium-duty towing services larger vehicles like box trucks, RVs, and commercial vehicles up to medium-duty weight class. At Forbis Towing, we match the right equipment to your vehicle's size and weight for safe transportation.

Our battery jump start service operates 24/7 throughout Newberry, SC and surrounding areas. We provide rapid response for dead battery situations and can also test your battery and replace it when needed on-site.

Yes, our professional lockout assistance uses specialized tools to safely unlock cars, trucks, and SUVs without damage. We're trained in proper techniques to access your vehicle when keys are locked inside.

Our winch-out recovery services handle vehicles stuck in ditches, mud, snow, or other challenging terrain situations. At Forbis Towing, we use specialized winch equipment designed for various recovery scenarios in the Newberry area.

Yes, we offer complete roadside tire change assistance for flat or damaged tires. This includes spare tire installation and tire repair services, getting you back on the road quickly and safely.

Yes, we provide specialized towing services for relocating storage buildings, sheds, and portable structures to new locations. Our equipment is specifically designed to handle these unique transportation needs safely.

Our wreck recovery service provides complete accident recovery including vehicle extraction, cleanup, and transportation from crash sites. We handle the entire process to clear the scene and transport damaged vehicles safely.

We provide both local and long-distance transportation for cars, SUVs, and small trucks throughout South Carolina. Our professional towing services extend beyond Newberry to Columbia, Greenville, and other service areas.

Yes, our equipment moving service specializes in transporting heavy equipment, machinery, and oversized items. We use appropriate towing equipment designed specifically for these challenging transportation requirements.

Stay in your vehicle if it's safe, turn on hazard lights, and move to the shoulder when possible. If you must exit, stay away from traffic and remain visible to approaching vehicles until help arrives.