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You might have a fleet of tow trucks that haul disabled cars to where they need to be. Maybe you do roadside assistance and help drivers whose cars, for whatever reason, aren’t working. You might run an auto repair shop with a couple wreckers that transport the cars you’re working on. Maybe you’re a brave soul who has decided to go into the world of repo. Whatever type of tow truck business you have, you face plenty of risks every day. And that’s why you need the right Charlotte tow truck insurance behind you. We can help you identify the risks you face and create a tow truck insurance plan to help protect your business from them. It doesn’t matter if your tow truck business is a brand new venture or if you’ve been around for a while - we can help you with your tow truck insurance.
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The tow truck insurance industry has been in turmoil lately. Carriers have been leaving the market because they think that tow truck businesses are too risky to insure. Some tow truck businesses have had their policies nonrenewed, and others have faced big hikes in their rates. But we’ve got connections with several tow truck insurance carriers who would happily write some tow truck insurance in North Carolina, and with those relationships, we can help you save some money. Our mission in life is to help tow truck businesses get great rates on tow truck insurance. All you have to do to get started with your three free Charlotte tow truck insurance quotes is fill out our online form or give us a call today. Our team of agents is ready to talk to you and find out how we can help you save.
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Fun Facts about Charlotte, North Carolina:
- Charlotte is the second-largest city in the Southeast. It’s behind Jacksonville, Florida.
- Charlotte was named after a German princess, Charlotte of Mecklenburg-Strelitz. She had become queen of Great Britain and Ireland in 1761, about seven years before the founding of Charlotte. The city’s nickname to this day is The Queen’s City.
- The second name for the city, The Hornet’s Nest, comes from the Revolutionary War. British General Cornwallis attempted to occupy Charlotte, but was driven out. He wrote that the city was “a hornet’s nest of rebellion.”
- Local leaders of the Mecklenburg area sighed the Mecklenburg Resolves in 1775. The Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence was not truly a declaration of independence from Britain, but it blazed the trail. It’s still celebrated every year in May as “MecDec.”
- Charlotte is home to the NASCAR Hall of Fame.
Check out these fun things to do in Charlotte, North Carolina:
- NASCAR Hall of Fame
- Freedom Park
- Discovery Place Science
- Carolinas Aviation Museum
- Carowinds
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Tow truck insurance can be overwhelming at times, and that’s why our agents are pros at keeping things simple and making tow truck insurance easy. There are a lot of different coverages out there - auto liability, physical damage, garage liability, garagekeepers, on-hook/in-tow, and wrongful repo - and each tow truck business has unique tow truck insurance needs. We’ll help you identify your risks and figure out which coverages are right for you. And, since you’ve got a business to run and there aren’t enough hours in the day to wait around for insurance-related phone calls, our agents know how to work at top speed to get your numbers back. When you choose to work with our team, you get a group of people who work fast, know tow truck insurance inside-out and sideways, and are easy to talk to.
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