All-Terrain Crane Rental | Oxford Crane
Tower crane lifting materials on a multi-storey concrete building frame in Toronto

All-Terrain Crane Rental

Highway-capable mobile cranes that travel road speed to the site and still handle off-pavement setup when a yard isn't fully graded.

  • 24-hour dispatch
  • Certified hoisting engineers
  • Highway-legal mobile fleet

Request a quote for All-Terrain Crane Rental

24-hour dispatch — confirm boom length and pick radius and we match the all-terrain class that fits.

24-hour dispatchCertified hoisting engineersCall (226) 400-2111
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Highway-legal axle configuration

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Certified hoisting engineer on every lift

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Rigging plan set before the truck rolls

Oxford Crane mobile crane lifting a red tower crane section onto a Toronto construction site

Southwestern & Central Ontario

Highway-Ready Cranes for Multi-Site Days

When a lift has to happen across town or across the region in one day, an all-terrain crane's road speed and multi-axle steering keep the schedule moving.

  1. 01One dispatch point covers multiple job sites in a day
  2. 02Rigging planned before the crane leaves Woodstock
  3. 03Certified hoisting engineers run every lift

How it works

  1. Step 01

    Send site and lift details

    Share pick weight, radius, lift height, and the Toronto site address so dispatch can match the crane class.

  2. Step 02

    Confirm crane class and rigging plan

    We lock the mobile crane, boom truck, or tower crane and plan slings and pick points before the truck leaves the yard.

  3. Step 03

    Crew sets up and runs the lift

    A certified hoisting engineer checks ground conditions, sets outriggers, and runs the pick with your crew on site.

What a Late Crane Call Costs the Schedule

  • Trades stacking up behind a missed lift window
  • A second highway run if the wrong crane class shows up
  • Lost daylight on multi-stop lift days

24-hour dispatch — confirm boom length and pick radius and we match the all-terrain class that fits.

Questions about this service

How is an all-terrain crane different from a rough-terrain crane?

An all-terrain crane has highway-legal axles and drives at road speed between sites, while a rough-terrain crane is built for off-pavement ground but moves slowly on the highway. We pick the class based on travel distance and site surface.

Can one crane cover multiple job sites in a day?

Yes, an all-terrain crane's road speed makes multi-stop lift days practical — we plan the route and rigging for each stop in advance.

Do you cover job sites outside Woodstock?

Yes, all-terrain cranes dispatch across Southwestern and Central Ontario, generally within about a three-hour drive of Woodstock.

What information do you need before booking?

Pick weight, radius, lift height, and the site address let dispatch confirm the crane class and rigging plan before the truck leaves Woodstock.

What boom lengths do you run?

Boom configuration depends on the crane in the fleet matched to your pick height and radius — send the lift details and we'll confirm the right unit.

Who operates the crane on site?

A certified hoisting engineer runs every lift — the crane doesn't go out without an operator and ground crew.

Request a Quote

24-hour dispatch — confirm boom length and pick radius and we match the all-terrain class that fits.

Request a quote for All-Terrain Crane Rental

24-hour dispatch — confirm boom length and pick radius and we match the all-terrain class that fits.

24-hour dispatchCertified hoisting engineersCall (226) 400-2111