In a not for hire usage with your dealer tag to pick up or take cars to the auction and to deliver to customers.
-
This thread is just the tip of the iceberg.The people ahead of the curve aren't Googling for answers — they're already in here, having the conversations you haven't found yet. DealerRefresh is free.Get the full picture →
Anybody own a tow truck? Does it affect your insurance?
- Thread starter atikovi
- Start date
Don't know about insurance, but I know the monthly fee charged to service isn't a little amount.
- Dec 20, 2023
- 124
- 7
- Awards
- 3
- First Name
- kyle
Yes, in most states, you can use a dealer tag for not-for-hire transport like picking up auction cars or delivering vehicles to customers, as long as it’s directly related to dealership business. Always check your state’s DMV rules to confirm.
✨ AI Highlights
- A dealer asks whether owning a tow truck for internal dealership use (auction pickups, customer deliveries) affects insurance costs.
- Respondents confirm that tow truck ownership does impact insurance premiums and that maintenance fees are substantial, though one participant clarifies that dealer tags typically allow not-for-hire towing for legitimate business purposes if state regulations permit.
A dealer asks whether owning a tow truck for internal dealership use (auction pickups, customer deliveries) affects insurance costs. Respondents confirm that tow truck ownership does impact insurance premiums and that maintenance fees are substantial, though one participant clarifies that dealer tags typically allow not-for-hire towing for legitimate business purposes if state regulations permit.
Replies
Views
3
2,437
Started
Last Reply
Latest posts
-
-
Automotive Photographer Rates 2026?
- Latest: CarlAutofusion
