Can you tow an RV or motorhome in Saskatchewan?

Yes. RVs and motorhomes are too heavy and too long for a standard light-duty tow truck — they need a flatbed deck or a heavy-duty wrecker with the right capacity. We have the equipment to move Class A, B, and C motorhomes and large trailers safely. Call (306) 291-8567 with the make, length, and whether it's drivable, and we'll send the right truck.

My travel trailer blew a tire on the highway — can you help?

Absolutely. A blown trailer tire, a seized bearing, or a snapped axle leaves you on the shoulder with a loaded trailer — one of the most common summer calls we get. We secure the trailer, get it off the road, and haul it to a shop or your campsite. If it's just a tire and you have a spare, we can often change it roadside instead.

Do you tow near Waskesiu and the Prince Albert lakes?

We cover the Highway 2 corridor toward Prince Albert and the lake highways beyond it — Waskesiu, Emma, Christopher, and Anglin Lakes on Highways 263 and 264. These are two-lane roads with long grades and heavy weekend traffic. Response times to the far northern lakes are longer than our home corridor, so call early — don't wait if you're losing power or overheating.

What happens if my tow vehicle breaks down while pulling a trailer?

That's a two-vehicle problem, and we plan for it. Depending on the situation we can tow the disabled tow vehicle and reposition the trailer, or move both. Tell us what you're pulling and with what, and we'll bring the right truck and a plan so you're not stuck splitting the load on the shoulder.

Is RV and trailer towing more expensive than a car tow?

It can be, because it needs a bigger truck and more time — a base rate plus per-kilometre, sized to the vehicle and the recovery. We quote the all-in number upfront before we dispatch, with no surprises. See our towing rates page for how pricing works, or call (306) 291-8567 for a quote on your specific rig.

Do you handle boat trailers?

Yes. Whether it's trailer trouble at the launch or a blowout hauling the boat home, we get you, the trailer, and the boat off the highway safely and to the nearest shop or your destination.

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RV & TRAILER
RECOVERY

Saskatchewan summers mean motorhomes, campers, and boat trailers on two-lane lake highways — and the breakdowns that come with them. When your rig quits on the way to the lake, you need a truck with the deck and capacity to move it. Bro's Tows covers the corridor to lake country 24/7.

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WHAT WE RECOVER

RV & Motorhome Towing

A motorhome that quits on the way to the lake needs a flatbed or heavy-duty wrecker, not a light tow truck. We have the deck length and capacity to move Class A, B, and C RVs safely.

Travel Trailer & 5th-Wheel Recovery

Blown trailer tire, failed axle, or a bearing that let go on the highway? We secure your trailer, get it off the road, and haul it to a shop or your campsite.

Boat Trailer Help

Trailer trouble at the launch or a blowout hauling the boat home? We get you and the boat off the highway and back on the road or to the nearest shop.

Tow-Vehicle Breakdown

When the truck pulling the trailer breaks down, you're stuck with two vehicles on the shoulder. We can move the tow vehicle, the trailer, or both — and we'll sort the safest plan on the phone.

Jackknife & Ditch Recovery

A trailer that swayed and jackknifed, or a unit that slid off a soft lake-road shoulder, needs proper winching to recover without more damage. Our recovery trucks handle it.

Accident Recovery

Two-lane lake highways fill with unfamiliar drivers and trailers on long weekends. If you're in a collision, we clear the scene and flatbed damaged vehicles to SGI or your shop.

LAKE COUNTRY WE COVER

The summer destinations our corridor feeds — and the two-lane highways that get you there. Response to the far northern lakes runs longer than our home corridor, so call early if you're losing power.

PRINCE ALBERT NATIONAL PARK & WASKESIU

The big draw north of Prince Albert, reached on Highway 2 then Highways 263 and 264. Long climbs, wildlife, and heavy summer trailer traffic on two-lane road — a common spot for overheating and trailer trouble.

EMMA, CHRISTOPHER & ANGLIN LAKES

The Highway 263 lake cluster north of PA. Winding, tree-lined, and busy every summer weekend with cabin traffic, boats, and campers headed up from the city.

WAKAW LAKE

The resort lake on the Highway 2 / 41 junction, the closest lake country on the eastern Saskatoon–PA route. We cover the corridor it sits on every day.

BLACKSTRAP & PIKE LAKE

The quick-escape lakes south and southwest of Saskatoon — Blackstrap off Highway 11, Pike Lake on Highway 60. Short drives that still leave you stranded if a trailer lets go on the grid road.

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LONG WEEKENDS ARE OUR BUSIEST

May long, Canada Day, August civic, and Labour Day flood the lake highways with trailers and unfamiliar drivers. Blowouts, overheating, and ditch recoveries spike. If you're heading to the lake, save our number before you leave — (306) 291-8567.

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STRANDED WITH A TRAILER OR RV?

Blowout, breakdown, or a jackknife on the way to the lake — call or text now. We bring the deck and capacity to move your rig, 24/7 across the corridor to Saskatchewan's lake country.