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AMS builds first 18-tonne S-Way recovery truck
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AMS builds first 18-tonne S-Way recovery truck

3 July 20261 min read
AMS builds first 18-tonne S-Way recovery truck
AMS builds first 18-tonne S-Way recovery truck
The Wisbech-based manufacturer has traditionally produced tilt-and-slide recovery bodies for trucks up to 16 tonnes GVW, but growing customer demand has prompted the development of its new Super Low Approach tilt-and-slide body for heavier chassis.

The move marks an important step for the company as it broadens its offering for the recovery sector.

See the new 18-tonne Iveco S-Way at RTX on Stand O20.

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