This 2004 GMC Topkick C4500 is a tow truck — also commonly called a wrecker — designed for the recovery, towing, and roadside assistance of disabled or damaged vehicles. GMC is a long-established American commercial vehicle manufacturer whose medium- and heavy-duty trucks are widely used across transportation, municipal, and vocational service industries. This example is a used unit currently located in California and is offered at $44,800.
Power comes from a Duramax diesel engine paired with an automatic transmission, giving the truck the torque and drivability well suited to recovery work. The odometer shows 169,260 miles, which the seller describes as low mileage for a working commercial vehicle of this type. The truck rides on a spring suspension and is equipped with hydraulic brakes, running on 19.5-inch steel wheels. The gross vehicle weight rating is rated at 26,000 lb, placing it in the medium-duty commercial class.
The recovery equipment is the centrepiece of this listing. It is fitted with a Chevron 408-T dual-winch auto-loader wrecker with boom — a purpose-built integrated system that allows the operator to load and secure vehicles with a high degree of control. The unit carries two 8,000 lb winches, providing substantial combined pulling capacity for vehicle recovery operations. A tunnel box offers enclosed storage for recovery straps, chains, and other working equipment.
Additional features include a push bumper at the front for maneuvering vehicles in close quarters, and front and rear car-start capability, allowing operators to jump-start disabled vehicles directly from the truck. Lighting has been upgraded throughout: the truck is equipped with an LED light bar and LED work lights, both of which improve visibility and scene safety during roadside and nighttime recovery work. The truck is confirmed as a California vehicle.
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