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Frequently asked questions

What types of towing services can I expect?

Towing companies typically offer a range of services including light-duty to heavy-duty towing, roadside assistance like jump-starts and tire changes, fuel delivery, winching out of ditches, and lockout service. Whether you're dealing with a breakdown, accident, or disabled vehicle, most full-service tow providers are prepared to handle on-site assistance and secure transportation to your preferred destination.

How quickly will help arrive when I call for a tow?

Response times vary depending on your location, time of day, and traffic conditions, but most reputable towing services aim to arrive within 30 to 60 minutes. Emergency triage ensures drivers in critical or unsafe situations are prioritized. Providers should give you an estimated time of arrival once deployed, allowing you to plan accordingly.

What does towing typically cost?

Towing charges generally include a hookup fee plus a per-mile rate. Light-duty towing might range from $75 to $125 upfront, with an additional charge per mile—often $3 to $5. Long-distance or heavy-duty tows cost more. Roadside assist services usually have separate flat fees. Always request a detailed estimate up front, and ask if costs like mileage, wait time, or after-hours service are included.

How can I choose a reliable towing provider?

A trustworthy towing company should be fully licensed and insured, with a well-maintained fleet and background-checked drivers. Look for providers that offer 24/7 service, transparent pricing, and clear communication. Online reviews and recommendations from your insurance provider can help guide your decision. A quality tow company should provide prompt arrival, safe vehicle handling, and courteous customer service from start to finish.

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