Wait times vary based on traffic, weather, and distance, but a reliable towing company like Interstate Northeast, Inc will provide an accurate ETA upon dispatch, rather than a generic estimate.

Towing is generally billed via a hook-up fee + mileage. Costs can vary based on vehicle type (e.g., sedan vs. heavy-duty truck) and the time of day.

 

Contact our towing professionals to learn more.

No, when performed by professionals, towing is safe. Specialized equipment (such as flatbeds) is used to ensure that vehicles, especially all-wheel-drive vehicles, are not damaged.

 

Keep our number handy for the next time you need a tow.

Towing companies do more than hook you up to a tow truck. They offer roadside assistance, including fuel delivery, jump-starts, and tire changes.

Contact your local non-emergency police to confirm if it was legally towed, then contact the impound lot to inquire about towing and storage fees.

Many companies work with insurance, AAA, or other roadside assistance providers, allowing for direct billing.

 

Contact our professionals to learn more about what to expect when the tow truck arrives.

When contacting a towing company, be prepared with your location (landmarks help), vehicle make/model/license plate, and the destination address.

Yes, towing operators are skilled in lockout services.

Yes, you can request to have your car taken to a dealership or a specific repair shop.

 

Did you know? According to Zipdo, the majority of roadside incidents involving towing are due to breakdowns (about 45%), with accidents accounting for roughly 25%.

 

When the inevitable happens, and you need a tow truck, you'll be glad you saved our information.

Many companies operate 24/7, though special rates may apply.

 

Contact us if you need an emergency tow truck; we'll get one out to you.