Truck recovery in the Linz industrial belt — from voestalpine to the port
Few cities move as much heavy freight as Linz: around voestalpine, the Hafen Linz and the Industriezeile, articulated lorries, low-loaders and heavy transports roll through every day. When something comes to a stop here — a trailer in the Bindermichltunnel, a breakdown in the endless jam on the VÖEST-Brücke or an axle failure at the Knoten Voralpenkreuz — we are on the scene. Our truck towing service in Upper Austria stands for heavy recovery, crane work and breakdown help around the clock, with response times from 50 minutes.
What we handle for trucks and heavy transport
- Recovering and towing heavy loads — tractor units, semi-trailers, low-loaders and tankers, even with a broken axle, locked wheels or after an accident
- Rotator crane up to 80 — righting overturned trucks and heavy transports, securing and repositioning heavy cargo
- Mobile breakdown help — jump-starts, brakes, chassis and electrics right on site, so the trip can continue without towing wherever possible
- Delivery to a specialist workshop, the depot or a guarded parking area
- Construction and special machinery — excavators, wheel loaders, mobile cranes, car transporters and coaches
Hotspot A7 — from Voralpenkreuz to the Hafen Linz
Our focus is the region's bottleneck: the A7 Mühlkreis Autobahn with the VÖEST-Brücke, the Bindermichltunnel and the Niedernharttunnel, where around 100,000 vehicles a day roll through and the ongoing renovation keeps traffic backed up. Add to that the A1 West Autobahn (Vienna–Salzburg), the A25 Welser Autobahn and the Knoten Voralpenkreuz (A1/A8/A9). We know the routes to voestalpine, the Hafen Linz and the Ennshafen — and we are reachable even during the night and weekend driving bans, 365 days a year.
For drivers from all over Europe a multilingual dispatcher is on hand — vital on the transit routes toward Germany (A1/A8) and the Czech Republic via the Mühlviertel (A7/S10). You learn the fixed price before we set off, with no hidden costs. Heavy recovery in Linz — that is what we are set up for.