Choose the radio format
Compare a handheld for work outside the vehicle with a mobile radio installed in the cab.
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Which radio format fits your towing operation?
The current Canadian towing collection offers handheld and vehicle-mounted TLK options. Start with how each member of the team works.
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| Radio | Consider for | Format | Before ordering |
|---|---|---|---|
| Motorola TLK100 | Staff who need a handheld when away from the cab | Network-connected handheld | Confirm the Canadian service plan and connectivity at your locations. |
| Motorola TLK150 | Truck-based communication | Vehicle-mounted radio | Plan vehicle installation, service and coverage along your routes. |
Planning noteService coverage, installation and account setup must match the operation. Do not assume a route has coverage simply because a radio is described as Canada-wide.
Plan the complete setup
Connect the cab, the recovery work and the team.
List the routes and working areas that matter, then decide who needs a fixed vehicle radio and who needs a handheld when outside the truck.
- Map typical routes, recovery areas and locations with poor connectivity.
- List vehicles and installation requirements for mobile radios.
- Confirm the service plan and how drivers and other staff will communicate.
What should you plan before ordering?
Use these three steps to prepare your requirements and choose a suitable setup.
Review the service area
Check connectivity where the team actually operates, including the yard and regular recovery areas.
Plan the vehicle setup
Identify vehicle power, mounting and audio requirements before selecting installation equipment.
Frequently asked questions
Should a towing driver use a handheld or a mobile radio?
Choose by the job. A TLK100 handheld can be carried outside the cab; a TLK150 is designed for vehicle mounting. Some operations may need both formats for different roles.
Do TLK radios require a service plan?
Network-connected TLK operation requires an appropriate service arrangement. Confirm the Canadian plan, account setup and included terms with the team before ordering.
Will the radios work on all of our routes?
Connectivity must be checked along the routes and in the working areas you need. A Canada-wide description is not a guarantee of service at every location.
What should we provide for a towing radio quote?
Provide vehicle count, simultaneous users, routes, current equipment and installation requirements. Explain who needs communication inside and outside the cab.
Need a radio setup for your towing fleet?
Share your vehicles, routes, user count and existing equipment for a Canadian towing radio quote.