Yes — these tow truck models are 1:64 scale (also written as 1/64).
Most listings fall into two categories: collector-style models are often marked "14 years and up," while kid-oriented toys are commonly marked "3 years and up."
Kid-focused 1:64 tow trucks commonly include interactive features such as a working crane or tow hook for loading cars, a dyno/engine test display, a lift for checking undercarriages, and movable air pumps or tail hooks for towing other 1:64 vehicles.
Collector-style 1:64 tow trucks are usually sold new in boxed or blister-pack presentation and are often described as unopened or limited-edition packaging suitable for display.
Many 1:64 tow trucks are diecast metal (often with plastic parts), while kid-focused items may be primarily plastic. Several models also note rubber for tires or wheels.
Collector-grade 1:64 tow trucks typically advertise diecast metal construction (with some plastic components), real rubber tires, metal chassis, chrome accents, and detailed, true-to-scale exteriors. They are often marked for collectors (14+) and come in collector-style packaging.
Typical 1:64 tow truck models measure about 3 to 3.5 inches long (roughly 3–3.5"), based on multiple listings.
Most listed 1:64 tow trucks are non-powered — product details commonly state "Power Source: Non-Powered" or "Battery: No Battery Used."
