Need a travel trailer moved in Centennial? Centennial Towing dispatches around the clock across Centennial, CO. Towing a travel trailer is not the same job as towing a sedan — it comes down to weight rating, deck length, and how the vehicle is secured — so we confirm what you are driving before a truck rolls, and quote the price before the hook goes on.
The right equipment for a travel trailer
Sending an under-rated truck is how a tow turns into damage. Our dispatcher matches the load to the equipment — deck, wheel-lift, or heavy wrecker — and the operator secures it to the manufacturer’s tie-down points rather than whatever is reachable.
It's almost always the trailer that fails, not the tow vehicle — a blown tire, a cracked axle, a hitch that lets go — while the truck or SUV pulling it is still fine. Centennial Towing separates the two and moves the trailer on its own; call (970) 432-4480, we run 24 hours a day for calls like this.
The tow vehicle is usually the one still running. What stops a travel trailer in its tracks is almost always the trailer itself — a tire that blows on the highway, an axle that finally gives out under a load it's carried for years, a hitch or sway-control failure that turns a routine tow into an unsafe one. The truck or SUV pulling it is often fine to drive; it's the trailer that needs to come off the road and go somewhere else.
What if the hitch failed, not just a tire?
A hitch or coupler failure is a different call than a flat — the trailer may not be safely connectable to the same vehicle anymore, and towing it further on a compromised hitch risks losing it on the road. In that case the trailer gets picked up and moved separately rather than re-hitched and hoped for.
Do you tow travel trailers separately from the vehicle pulling them?
Yes, when that's the safer call — the tow vehicle can often continue on its own while the trailer goes onto our truck instead of staying hitched behind a vehicle it's no longer safe attached to. If the trailer's still sound and just needs relocating, it can also go hitched behind our truck rather than yours.
Where does this happen around Centennial?
These are frequently through-travelers rather than local residents — someone hauling a camper on a longer trip who happens to break down passing through — which means the call often comes with no local shop or storage lot already in mind. We're reachable 24 hours a day for exactly that situation, and cover 20 service areas around Centennial if the breakdown isn't right in town.
Can you tow a travel trailer without the truck that was pulling it?
Yes — if the tow vehicle is fine to drive on its own, we can take the trailer separately, which is often the safer option after a hitch or axle problem.
What if the trailer has a flat and no spare?
We can move it on our truck rather than trying to get it road-ready roadside, especially if there's no usable spare or the rim's damaged. Say so when you call so the right equipment is sent.
Is this different from towing a normal utility trailer?
Mostly in size and how it's loaded — a travel trailer carries furniture, appliances, and personal belongings that can shift, so it's handled with that in mind rather than treated like an empty utility trailer.