Suzuki GS 150 accident recovery
After an accident in a Suzuki GS 150, we lift it onto a flatbed without dragging it and take it to your insurer's workshop or a body shop anywhere in Pakistan. Motorcycles are never towed; the GS 150 is loaded onto a motorcycle carrier or flatbed and strapped upright through the frame with the front wheel chocked.
- Petrol, rear-wheel drive, manual
- Open 24/7 across Pakistan
- Fixed quote before dispatch
- Trained crew for this vehicle type
How it works
Safety first
Call 1122 for injuries and 15 (or 130 on a motorway) before calling us.
Photos
Photograph the vehicles and scene before anything is moved.
Careful lift
A Suzuki GS 150 weighs under a tonne; we bring a winch for cars that can't roll.
To the workshop
Delivered to your insurer's approved workshop, a body shop or home.
Good to know about the Suzuki GS 150
- Remove helmets and bags from the bike before it is loaded.
- Turn the fuel tap off before transport.
- Common call-out: flat tyre or puncture
- Common call-out: chain wear or a snapped chain
Other Suzuki GS 150 services
- Motorcycle RecoverySafe recovery and transport for bikes, from a Honda CD 70 to heavy sports bikes.
- Breakdown RecoveryBroken down? We try a roadside fix first, then tow you if the car can't be saved there.
- All about Suzuki GS 150 recoveryMotorcycles are never towed; the GS 150 is loaded onto a motorcycle carrier or flatbed and strapped upright through the frame with the front wheel chocked.
Accident Recovery for other Suzuki models
Available in every major city
Questions
Can you recover a damaged Suzuki GS 150 that won't roll?
Yes. Locked or broken wheels are winched onto the flatbed or lifted with skates, never dragged.
Can you take it to my insurance company's workshop?
Yes, in any city. Tell us the workshop name or send its location.
Should I wait for the police?
If the police are attending, wait until they say the car can be moved. We can arrive and wait on standby.
Need Suzuki GS 150 accident recovery?
Call or WhatsApp your location and say it's a Suzuki GS 150.