Motorcycle _____ tows are usually the toughest because neither the keys nor the owner are with the cycle:

Motorcycle impound tows present unique challenges because they often occur without the presence of the motorcycle's owner or its keys. When a motorcycle is impounded, it typically means it has been parked illegally or involved in some incident that necessitates its removal by authorities. This scenario creates complications for the towing operator, as they need to secure and transport the motorcycle without access to the owner who would normally provide the keys to facilitate the process.

In contrast, accident tows generally involve the motorcycle being involved in a collision where the owner is typically present, allowing for more straightforward coordination and access. Breakdown tows occur when a motorcycle is inoperable due to mechanical failure, and the owner is usually available to assist with the towing process. Trailer tows are also more manageable because they often involve towing a motorcycle that is secured to a trailer, which allows the towing operator to work with the owner directly to manage the situation.

The lack of owner presence and access to keys in impound situations increases the difficulty of managing the tow, making it the toughest type compared to the others listed.