EVs Towing
The best way to tow an electric vehicle is by loading it onto a flatbed truck. If a flatbed truck is not available, you can use a Wrecker to lift either the front or rear wheels and place the other wheels on a dolly to avoid contact with the ground. The unique structure of electric vehicles also means that traditional towing hooks and straps might not be applicable, requiring electric car tow trucks that are equipped specifically for such models. Leaving the rear wheels on the ground while towing is the quickest way to cause damage to the vehicle.
Evs Tire
Tires for electric vehicles carry a heavier load and have to withstand high instant torque, leading to higher tire wear, so we need tires with stronger constructions and more robust rubber compounds. Damage to the wheel or tire that causes flat or unsafe driving conditions. contact Capitol Roadside Assistance to learn more directly.
EVs Out of Range
When your battery charge is depleted and you can’t make it to a charging station, or the vehicle has been unplugged for an extended period of time.We are able to assist you, contact Capitol Roadside Assistance to learn more or arrange transportation.
EVs Lockouts
Circumstances where the vehicle cannot be unlocked normally due to vehicle, fob or app malfunction. A Roadside Professional will perform a lockout on your vehicle by creating a small opening between the door and vehicle frame in order to manually open your door.