24/7 Towing Services – Frequently Asked Questions

 A: Yes. Our heavy-duty wrecker handles semi trucks, tractor trailers, box trucks, and commercial fleet vehicles throughout Metro Atlanta. 

 A: Our equipment is designed for commercial breakdown towing, disabled tractor trailers, buses, RVs, construction equipment, and load shifts. 

 A: Yes. We provide towing and roadside support for commercial fleet operators and rental truck providers throughout the region. 

 A: Quick Drop operates a heavy-duty wrecker, snatch truck, and flatbed rollback units  designed for commercial breakdown towing, disabled tractor trailers, and roadside support throughout Metro Atlanta. 

 A: Yes. Quick Drop provides heavy duty towing and commercial truck recovery along I-20 and major highways throughout Metro Atlanta.

 A: Yes. Our heavy-duty wrecker can transport construction equipment, buses, RVs, and large commercial vehicles safely throughout the region.

A: Our public auto auction is held every Sunday at 3:00 PM in Conyers, Georgia and is open to buyers from across Metro Atlanta.

A:  Auction purchases require cash or Zelle payment.
Payment is due at the conclusion of bidding. 

A: No. Test drives are not permitted.

However, vehicles may be visually inspected during the preview period prior to the auction.

At the time each vehicle is presented for bidding, the engine will be started and the vehicle may be moved forward and backward to demonstrate basic operational condition.

This demonstration does not constitute a mechanical inspection or warranty.

All vehicles are sold as-is with no warranties expressed or implied.

A: Vehicles may include abandoned motor vehicles (AMV) and other available inventory.

Most vehicles are acquired through the legal abandoned motor vehicle process and are typically recovered from private property.

Inventory varies weekly.

A: Some vehicles will be sold with a title.
If a vehicle includes a title, it will be clearly indicated on the auction list.

Most vehicles sold at auction are court-ordered abandoned motor vehicles and do not include a traditional title at the time of sale.

A: For court-ordered abandoned motor vehicles, buyers will receive the appropriate legal documentation required by the State of Georgia, which may include:

• Court Order
• Bill of Sale
• Required statutory forms

This documentation allows the buyer to apply for title at their local county tag office in accordance with Georgia law.

Buyers are responsible for emissions (if required), taxes, tag fees, and title processing with their local tag office.

A: After receiving your documentation, you will take the paperwork to your local tag office.
Once the required steps are completed, the tag office will process the title application and issue registration according to Georgia procedures. 

A:  No. Buyers are responsible for conducting their own due diligence.
Quick Drop does not guarantee emissions compliance, mechanical condition, or roadworthiness. 

A:  Yes. All auction vehicles are sold as-is with no warranties expressed or implied. 

A: Auction vehicles should be removed as soon as possible after purchase.

Buyers may arrange removal the same day or by the following business day. Vehicles not removed within this timeframe may be subject to additional storage fees.

Buyers are responsible for arranging transportation. If towing assistance is needed, Quick Drop can provide towing services upon request. Please notify our office at the time of purchase to coordinate vehicle removal.

Buyers who choose to drive vehicles from the premises do so at their own risk.
 

If you still have questions about towing services, vehicle impounds, or our public auto auction, contact Quick Drop Towing today — Quick Drop Don’t Stop!