This video demonstrates how to maintain your Generation 1 and 2 autoloader wheel lifts. Conducting regular maintenance helps keep your unit running smoothly.
We are taking a quick break from the show-truck demonstrations and bringing you a video from our light-duty manufacturing facility here at Miller Industries.
In this second video covering the Collins Hi-Speed® Dollies, we demonstrate some advanced tips & tricks for recovering vehicles that are either partially obstructed or have oversize or flat tires.
For light-duty wreckers and autoloaders, there is a piece of equipment that helps with towing 4/All-wheel drive vehicles. Sometimes situations dictate the necessity, and in a tight situation, the Collins Hi-Speed® Dollies can serve as one solution for successful tow.
Miller Industries offers multiple light bar options for your heavy, medium, and light-duty wrecker. This video showcases the latest technology from ECCO and how the 12+ Series light bar could be a good fit when accessorizing your wrecker.
This video showcases the 90° hook-up capability provided by the Century, Vulcan, and Holmeslight-duty 1st and 2nd generation wheel lifts offered by Miller Industries.
Are you ready for Bike Week? This video shows you why the motorcycle attachment, offered by Miller Industries, is a must for your Century, Vulcan, or Holmesautoloader toolbox!
One of the most important preparations a tow truck operator can do, is to make sure the wire rope on their recovery winch is tightly wrapped on the winch drum. This process is referred to as “power wrapping”. This video discusses the importance of power wrapping the wire rope on your wrecker and carrier winches, while also demonstrating one technique that can be used to complete the power wrapping process.
Thanks to our friends over at Ashley Sling, we are able to provide you with this video covering the importance of conducting wire rope inspections on your tow truck. In this short video we talk about the frequency of wire rope inspections, as well as what you should look for when conducting inspections of wire rope.