Construction • Development • Trucking
Heavy Equipment Towing in San Bernardino & the Inland Empire
When a machine needs to be on the next job site by 7 a.m., or it quits in the middle of the job, you need a towing company that shows up with the right truck, secures your equipment properly, and quotes you straight. Wilson Towing has moved Inland Empire equipment since 1950.
Since 1950
Family-Run in San Bernardino
24/7
Dispatch, Every Day
CHP
Law Enforcement Contracted
Landoll
Equipment Transport
Downtime costs more than the tow
Heavy Equipment Towing That Keeps Your Project on Schedule
An excavator that shows up a day late doesn’t just cost you a delivery fee. It idles a crew, pushes back the concrete pour, and puts the next inspection at risk. That’s why our heavy equipment towing is built around your schedule: confirmed pickup windows, real updates from dispatch, and delivery to the exact spot on site where you need the machine.
We run Landoll trailers and heavy-duty tow trucks operated by trained, background-checked operators who load equipment for a living. They aren’t car haulers learning on your machine.
Who we work for
Heavy Equipment Transport for the People Who Build the Inland Empire
Every customer who calls us about equipment has a different job on the line. Here’s how we handle what matters most to each of them.
What we haul
Equipment We Tow and Transport
From compact machines to mid-size earthmovers, if it’s on tracks or wheels and it’s on a job in the Inland Empire, call us. Tell us the make, model, and approximate weight and we’ll confirm the right truck and trailer for it.
Excavators & Mini Excavators
Skid Steers & Track Loaders
Backhoes
Wheeled Loaders
Dozers
Rollers & Compactors
Forklifts & Telehandlers
Scissor & Boom Lifts
Trenchers
Generators & Light Towers
Water & Utility Trucks
Box Trucks & Semis
Choosing a hauler
Six Questions to Ask Before Anyone Hauls Your Equipment
Moving equipment is not the same as towing a car, and the cheapest quote can turn into the most expensive mistake. Ask any company these questions — here’s how we answer them.
Simple, documented, on time
How a Wilson Equipment Move Works
Non-running & stuck machines
Broken Down or Stuck? We Recover Heavy Equipment Too
Not every equipment call is a planned move. When a loader won’t start, a machine sinks into soft ground after a rain, or a tracked unit slides into a ditch, our operators winch it out and get it onto the trailer without making the damage worse.
Because Wilson is contracted with the California Highway Patrol, the San Bernardino Police Department, and the San Bernardino County Sheriff, our crews handle serious heavy-duty recovery work every week. For a down rig on the freeway, see our truck down and semi-truck towing services, or call our 24-hour towing line.
Where we work
Moving Heavy Equipment Across the Inland Empire
From our yard on East 3rd Street in San Bernardino, we move equipment along the I-10, I-15, I-215, and SR-210 corridors to job sites, equipment yards, and rental branches throughout the region.
Running trucks in the area? See our truck towing pages for San Bernardino, Fontana, Colton, Bloomington, and Loma Linda. For cars, motorcycles, and lighter equipment, visit our equipment towing page.
Common Questions
Heavy Equipment Towing FAQs
Pricing depends on the machine’s weight and dimensions, the distance, conditions at the pickup and drop-off sites, and whether the equipment runs. Give us the make, model, and both addresses and we’ll quote the job before a truck is dispatched, so there are no surprises on the invoice.
Yes. Our operators winch non-running equipment onto the trailer and recover machines stuck in mud, soft ground, or a ditch. Tell us the machine’s condition when you call so we send the right truck the first time.
Yes. Many general contractors and property owners require proof of coverage before anyone enters a site. Ask when you book and we’ll send a certificate of insurance so you can clear us with your GC or site manager ahead of time.
It depends on the width, height, length, and weight of the machine once it’s loaded on the trailer. We review those dimensions when we quote and tell you upfront whether the move falls within standard legal limits or needs a permit.
Yes. Planned moves between job sites, yards, and rental returns can be booked ahead so your equipment arrives when your crew does. Our 24/7 dispatch also handles breakdowns and urgent moves as they happen.
We’re based in San Bernardino and move equipment throughout the Inland Empire, including Fontana, Rialto, Colton, Bloomington, Redlands, Highland, Loma Linda, Rancho Cucamonga, and Riverside. Call us about long-distance moves beyond the region.