Vehicles winched carefully from tight driveways, undercover car parks and restricted-access locations where a standard drive-on loading approach is not possible.
Careful handling for collision-damaged or non-rolling vehicles.
Gentle tilt tray angles for sports cars and lowered suspension.
Precision cable winching from carparks, driveways, or roadside spots.
Soft-strap securing and zero-panel-contact loading techniques.
Some vehicles are simply parked somewhere a standard tow truck cannot easily reach, whether that is a steep driveway, a tight carpark bay or a confined internal space.
Serin uses controlled winching techniques and cable rigging to extract vehicles from these locations without unnecessary risk to the vehicle or surrounding property.
Proper preparation and clear details ensure smooth loading, transit and delivery.
Access and obstacles reviewed before winch rigging begins
Rated winch cable and snatch blocks inspected before use
Extraction angle controlled to avoid contact with surroundings
Wheel skates used where wheels do not roll freely
Describe the vehicle position, access barriers and surrounding obstacles.
A suitable winch angle and cable path is planned for the extraction.
Vehicle is winched clear using a slow, controlled pull.
Vehicle is loaded onto the tilt tray and transported as required.
Yes, subject to height clearance and access. Provide details of the carpark so the job can be assessed.
We use nylon or steel skates under the tyres so the vehicle can be winched smoothly without damaging the wheels.