Towing near you
Browse local towing options in cities with enough listed shops to compare.
Service guide
What is towing service?
Service overview
Towing service moves a disabled, damaged, parked, or unsafe vehicle using tow trucks, flatbeds, wheel lifts, or roadside equipment.
How this service is usually checked
Costs depend on distance, vehicle size, location, time of day, storage, and whether roadside assistance or insurance applies.
Data and safety context
AAA and many state consumer agencies advise confirming fees, destination, payment terms, and whether storage charges apply before authorizing a tow.
Mechanic Head lists 1581 towing shop listings across 1247 cities in 50 states. Use the directory to compare public shop details, then call the shop directly to confirm price, availability, warranty, and vehicle fit.
Before you call
Questions to ask towing shops
Use these questions after you find a local page. Mechanic Head shows public listing and coverage signals; shops confirm current pricing, timing, parts, and vehicle fit.
Top towing cities
Cities with more matching shops are shown first. Use search to find a specific city.
Browse towing by state
Browse active cities in each state, then open the state page for more local options.
Texas
2 cities · 25 shops listed
New York
1 cities · 11 shops listed
California
1 cities · 8 shops listed
Frequently asked questions
When should I call a tow truck?
Call for no-start conditions, unsafe driving, collision damage, flat tires without a spare, severe overheating, or when roadside repair is not safe.
Does insurance cover towing?
It depends on your policy, roadside plan, and incident. Confirm coverage with your insurer or roadside assistance provider.
What should I confirm before towing?
Confirm the destination, estimated total price, mileage charge, storage fees, payment method, and expected arrival time.