Motorcycle, Scooter and Three-Wheel Towing
A motorcycle needs a different loading and tie-down approach from a car. Remorquage St-Bruno handles requests involving motorcycles, scooters, Can-Am Spyder models and other three-wheel motorcycles, whether they have broken down or been damaged in a collision. Equipment and securement points depend on the model, its weight, the condition of the wheels and steering, and the space available for loading. If the fork, handlebar or wheel is damaged, mention it when you call so the recovery can be assessed. To prepare a request, provide the motorcycle location, preferred destination, make, model, year and a brief description of the breakdown or damage. Tell us whether a flatbed can reach it and whether any parts are loose. Call 450-286-0699 or 450-673-1259 to discuss the right transport approach.
Motorcycle loading and securement
Loading a two-wheeler safely begins with its condition. A motorcycle with an intact steering system and rolling wheels may need a different approach from one with a bent fork, flat tire or collision damage. A scooter has a different weight distribution, while a Can-Am Spyder or another three-wheel motorcycle needs room for its wider stance. Describe the motorcycle before dispatch so the handling plan matches the vehicle.
For an accident recovery, note whether the bike is upright, on its side, in a ditch or blocked by other vehicles. Tell us about leaking fluids or loose parts and follow directions from emergency personnel at the scene. We can then assess access, loading and tie-down requirements.
Roadside assistance
Motorcycle towing and breakdown service
Vehicle recovery with hoist
Assistance in case of a puncture
Door unlocking
Battery jumpstart
Vehicle storage
Several pounds
Moving of vehicles
Gasoline delivery
Tire change
Extrication of stranded vehicles
And more
What to prepare before motorcycle towing
Have your phone number, pickup point and preferred destination ready. Provide the make, model and year, plus the condition of the wheels, steering and any accident damage. Mention restricted access, loose parts or a motorcycle lying on its side.
