Lowered Car Towing in Cairns

Lowered cars sit much closer to the ground, which increases the chance of scraping during standard loading. To avoid this, operators use a lower angle, slow movements and more precise placement. This protects the bumpers, skirts and underbody. With the correct technique, the vehicle stays safe throughout the process.

Lowered vehicles often require a bit more time to load because the approach angle needs to be adjusted carefully. Slow positioning helps protect the front lip, side skirts and underbody from contact with the tray. In areas with uneven surfaces or angled driveways, taking it gradually ensures the vehicle stays safe throughout the process. This extra time is normal and helps keep the loading smooth and controlled.

Most lowered cars only need simple checks before transport. Making sure the vehicle sits at its usual ride height, removing loose items and confirming the front bar is secure can help avoid issues. Clear photos of the car beforehand are also useful if you want to keep track of its condition. A quick chat with the driver can confirm whether anything else is needed for your particular setup.