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Local, long-distance and out-of-state towing on a flatbed — plus private property removals, junk car pickups and accident recovery. Available 24 hours a day.
Whether it's a three-mile move to your mechanic or a three-state relocation, the vehicle rides on the deck — no drivetrain wear, no road rash, no surprises. You get a firm quote before we dispatch and a straight answer on timing.
Safest option for AWD, lowered, modified and non-rolling vehicles.
Home, shop, dealership, auction, storage lot or another state.
Hook-up plus mileage, quoted up front and honored on arrival.
We remove vehicles from private property for landlords, property managers, HOAs and business owners. Documented, compliant and discreet — abandoned cars, blocked spots and repeat offenders handled on a call or a standing schedule.
We buy junk cars running or not. Send a photo and the location, get a cash offer, and we handle the haul-off — including cars that don't start, don't roll or haven't moved in years.
Fast, safe and dependable when you need it most. We clear the scene, secure the vehicle, and get it to the body shop, storage yard or wherever your insurance directs.
Tell us the vehicle, the location and what happened. 559-405-3806, any hour.
We confirm distance, equipment and a clear price before dispatch.
Closest available truck heads your way with a realistic ETA.
Secured on the flatbed and dropped exactly where you need it.
Need a tow right now? Skip the form — call or text and we will dispatch immediately.
Cars, trucks, SUVs, vans and light commercial vehicles. Because we haul on a flatbed, we can also move all-wheel drive vehicles, lowered cars and vehicles that will not roll or steer.
For most tows, yes — or you can authorize someone else to release it. For PPI removals and junk car pickups, arrangements are different, so call and we'll walk you through what we need.
Long hauls are typically quoted with a hook-up fee plus a per-mile rate, agreed on before dispatch. Tell us the pickup and drop-off and we'll give you a firm number.
Yes. A flatbed with a winch does not require the vehicle to start, shift or steer.
Not when it's loaded correctly. We use the proper straps and tie-down points for each vehicle, and we document the condition before and after loading.
