How to make good code architecture and dependencies

Hey, I'm making a tilebased game, and have a little problem with my code architecture. Everything works fine, but it's a mess in one point. So..

I have PlayerMovement and BoxMovement scripts which inherits from Move script. At this point everything seems to be ok. In Player Movement i call the "TryToMove" method from Move script.

Move script check if ahead of player is wall / box or air. If it's an air, obviously player can move If it's a wall, obciously player can't move but if its a box... i have to call method again for box. And check what is ahead of the box...

How I can do it without making a spaghetti code.. I know how stupid it looks, but i can't figure out better solution.

 CLASS MOVE
 
 public void TryToMove(Tilemap baseMap, Vector3Int tileAhead, Vector3Int playerDirection)
     {
         switch (TileCollision.CheckTile(baseMap, tileAhead))
         {
             case TileCollision.TileType.undefined:
                 Debug.LogError($"Not recognized object");
                 break;
             case TileCollision.TileType.empty:
                 MoveTo(tileAhead);
                 break;
             case TileCollision.TileType.box:
                 TileCollision.Move(baseMap, tileAhead, playerDirection);
                 MoveTo(tileAhead);
                 break;
             case TileCollision.TileType.wall:
                 return;
         }
     }

 public static class TileCollision 
 {
     public enum TileType
     {
         undefined = 0,
         empty = 1,
         box = 2,
         wall = 3
     }
 
     static TileBase tile;
 
     public static TileType CheckTile(Tilemap baseMap, Vector3Int tileToCheck)
     {
         TileBase tile = baseMap.GetTile(tileToCheck);
 
         if (tile == null)
         {
             return TileType.empty;
         }
         else if (tile.name == "BoxTile")
         {
             return TileType.box;
         }
         else if (tile.name == "Wall")
         {
             return TileType.wall;
         }
         else
         {
             return TileType.undefined;
         }
     }
 
     public static void Move(Tilemap baseMap, Vector3Int tileAhead, Vector3Int playerDirection)
     {
         Vector3Int tileAheadBox = tileAhead + playerDirection;
 
         GameObject boxTile = baseMap.GetInstantiatedObject(tileAhead);
         BoxMovement boxMovement = boxTile.GetComponent<BoxMovement>();
 
         boxMovement.tileAheadPlayer = tileAhead;
         boxMovement.tileAheadBox = tileAheadBox;       
 
         boxMovement.TryToMove(baseMap, tileAheadBox, playerDirection);
     }