Tow Truck Coloring Pages

Nothing on these pages is a crash scene; the trucks are shown as friendly roadside helpers. Fourteen of the designs show a wrecker, the kind with a boom arm and a hook at the back, often pulling a car behind it. The other ten show a flatbed carrier, usually with a car on top or rolling up the tilted bed. Most trucks have a light bar across the cab roof.

Twenty-four call-outs

Easy (01–08): a wrecker towing a car down a country road, an empty flatbed under a big sun, a head-on view on a driveway by a garage, a close look at the boom and hook between traffic cones, a small car on tow under an apple tree, a driver waving from the cab beside a lake, a toolbox and cones at a picnic stop, and a sports car on a flatbed in the snow.

Normal (09–16): a car being loaded at the roadside, a stone bridge over a stream, a winding forest road, a lake with ducks, a red barn with sheep, cactus and mesas along a desert highway, rain and puddles in a village street, and a car being delivered to a repair workshop.

Hard (17–24): a recovery yard seen from above, a mountain road with switchbacks, a town square with a clock tower and fountain, an autumn farm with pumpkins, a coastal road under a lighthouse, a moonlit village, a community fair with a Ferris wheel and balloons, and a long country journey past a windmill with a hot air balloon overhead.

Before you print

Pages are landscape. In the 48-page books the outlines are the odd-numbered pages and the color guides the even ones, so printing odd pages gives a plain coloring book. The included guide recommends black-and-white mode for outlines, color mode for the guides, and borderless printing off.