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Towing, recovery
and roadside work
Nine services covering almost every reason a vehicle stops moving in Hardin County. One number reaches all of them, at any hour.
Emergency Towing
A flatbed or wheel-lift truck rolls out the moment you call — day, night, weekend or holiday.
Read moreRoadside Assistance
Jump starts, tire changes, fuel and lockouts brought to the shoulder so you can drive away instead of being towed.
Read moreLockout Service
Keys shut inside? Doors opened with the proper tools, without marking the paint or bending the frame.
Read moreJump Starts & Battery
A dead battery on a cold Iowa morning is a five-minute problem — if somebody turns up with a proper boost pack.
Read moreFlat Tire Change
Your spare fitted at the roadside, or a tow in if the tire is past saving.
Read moreFuel Delivery
Enough gas or diesel brought to you to reach the next station under your own power.
Read moreWinch-Out & Recovery
Ditches, mud, snowbanks and soft field edges — pulled back onto solid ground without adding damage.
Read moreAccident Recovery
Wrecked vehicles cleared and moved carefully, with a calm hand at a bad moment.
Read moreMedium Duty Towing
Box trucks, vans, RVs and work vehicles moved on equipment actually rated for the weight.
Read moreStraight answers
Common questions
Yes. The line is answered 24 hours a day, seven days a week, including holidays. Breakdowns do not keep office hours and neither does towing.
Iowa Falls and the surrounding area, including Hubbard, Eldora, Ackley, Alden and Steamboat Rock, plus the highways and county roads across Hardin County. If you are not sure whether you are in range, call and ask.
It depends on distance, the vehicle, and what the recovery involves. Call with those details and you will get a straight answer on the phone rather than a surprise afterwards. Customers describe our pricing as reasonable and note that they were not charged twice for two vehicles moved on one visit.
Where you are, what the vehicle is, what it is doing or not doing, whether it is in a traffic lane, and how many people are with you. Those five things decide which truck we send.
Yes, and it is a large part of winter work here — ditches, drifts and shoulders that disappeared under snow. Storm days are the busiest days, so call early.
Dispatch is awake
Not sure which one you need?
Describe it on the phone. Thirty seconds and you will have an answer.