ISUZU 600P Dual-Tow 130HP 4x2 Road Recovery Tow Truck & Wrecker for Trailers 4-10 Tons Full Trailer Capacity

The truck supports a broad towing range for truck recovery from 2 to 30 tons, and is optimized for trailer recovery with a standard full trailer loading capacity of 4 to 10 tons.

It is equipped with a 130 HP engine designed to provide reliable power for road recovery and towing operations.

Standard winch capacity is 4 tons. Winch configurations offered include One-Towing-One and One-Towing-Two setups for single or dual tow operations.

Dual-Tow refers to the truck's dual-tow system configuration that enables it to recover or tow multiple vehicles or trailers more efficiently than a single-tow setup.

Chassis options include ISUZU, DONGFENG, SINOTRUK, JAC, JMC, FAW, FOTON, and SHACMAN. Driving/axle configurations available include 4x2, 6x2, 6x4, 8x4, 8x6, 4x4, 6x6, and others depending on customer needs.

The listed max payload is over 3001 kg (>3001 kg). Exact payload will depend on selected chassis, body build, and options.

The standard wheelbase for this model is 3815 mm and the tyre size is 7.00R16.

It is ideal for road recovery and accident scene management, towing trailers and vehicles, urban and rural towing tasks, use by towing companies and roadside assistance services, and for transporting certain types of heavy equipment.

Yes. It is configured to handle trailers from 4 to 10 tons and can be used in truck recovery operations within the 2–30 ton range, depending on the specific setup and chassis selected.

Yes. Various chassis choices, axle configurations, and winch/tow setups are offered. Additional accessories and customizations (lighting, towing equipment, hydraulics, controls) are commonly available—contact the supplier for specific options and pricing.

The vehicle features robust construction for durability. Standard safety and operational features will depend on the chosen chassis and optional packages; common additions include safety lighting, stabilizers, overload protection for winches, and emergency equipment—confirm specific inclusions with the manufacturer or dealer.

Follow the preventive maintenance schedule provided by the vehicle and chassis manufacturer. Regular checks of the winch, hydraulics, brakes, tires, electrical systems, and towing attachments are recommended. Service plans and dealer support vary by supplier—ask your dealer for recommended intervals and service packages.

Certifications and road-legal compliance depend on the chosen chassis and the market where the vehicle will operate. Emissions, safety, and type-approval standards vary by country—confirm required certifications with your dealer prior to purchase.

Ordering, delivery lead times, and warranty terms vary by dealer and chassis choice. Contact the authorized seller or distributor to get a formal quote, lead time, customization options, and warranty details for your region.

Many suppliers and dealers offer operator training or can recommend training providers for safe use of winches, hydraulics, towing procedures, and recovery techniques. Ask your dealer about available training programs or manuals.