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Car carriers in Mount Airy, NC

3 car carriers in Mount Airy — 3 with active federal authority. Every company listed is a carrier currently authorized by FMCSA to haul property and lists motor vehicles as cargo. Vehicle haulers come first, then towing and recovery companies.

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Chuck's Towing INC187 South Franklin Road · Mount Airy, NC 27030 · (336) 789-2045 · Towing & recoveryUSDOT 1009410 · MC-100867 · 5 trucks · since 2002Active federal authorityUSDOT-registered 20+ years
Quesinberry Garage Wrecker Service Truck Sales INC1620 Holly Springs Rd · Mount Airy, NC 27030 · (336) 351-3670 · Towing & recoveryUSDOT 2005134 · MC-707457 · 1 truck · since 2010Active federal authorityUSDOT-registered 10+ years
Total Towing138 Kings Pond Trl · Mount Airy, NC 27030 · (336) 840-7331 · Towing & recoveryWillie Parker · USDOT 3320196 · MC-1062670 · 3 trucks · since 2019Active federal authority
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Listed from FMCSA Company Census File (DOT datahub az4n-8mr2), FMCSA Motus Carrier file (inys-ebih) and legacy Licensing & Insurance carrier file (6eyk-hxee), FMCSA SAFER Company Snapshot. Order: vehicle haulers before towing companies, then companies that present themselves as auto transporters (auto, car, vehicle or transport in the name), then larger reported fleet and longer USDOT registration, then alphabetical — never paid. Is something wrong? Tell us.