Local
Drivers who know the area
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Communities served
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Quotes by phone
Licensed & insured
Flatbed, long-distance, motorcycle, RV and heavy-duty towing from Wellington to Royal Palm Beach and Loxahatchee. Friendly drivers, honest quotes.
Local
Drivers who know the area
Licensed
& insured
7
Communities served
Free
Quotes by phone
Short answer: call (561) 594-4491. We tow every kind of vehicle across Wellington, Royal Palm Beach, Loxahatchee, the Acreage, Greenacres, Lake Worth Beach and Palm Springs. We are licensed and insured, and the quote is free.
Tell us where you are, what you drive and what it is doing (or not doing). We send the right truck the first time.
We hear these every week. None of them are your fault, and all of them are fixable.
Breakdowns, accidents and no-starts. We take your vehicle home, to your mechanic or wherever you need it.
Your car rides on the bed with all four wheels off the ground. Best for all-wheel drive, low cars, classics, luxury cars and anything that had a rough day.
Bought a car in Orlando? Sending one to a shop in Fort Lauderdale? We haul it there without adding miles to the engine.
Proper straps, a stable ride and zero tipping. Your bike gets the VIP treatment.
RVs, box trucks, work trucks and larger vehicles. Tell us the make, model and approximate weight so we bring the right equipment.
Canal banks, ditches and soft shoulders are common in the western communities. We winch the vehicle back to solid ground first, then tow if needed.
Maybe you do not need a tow at all. We also do jump starts, lockouts, flat tire changes and fuel delivery. Ask us; we will tell you straight.
| Your vehicle or situation | What we usually send |
|---|---|
| Front-wheel or rear-wheel drive car | Wheel-lift or flatbed, depending on damage |
| All-wheel drive, 4×4, low or lowered car | Flatbed |
| Classic, luxury or accident-damaged car | Flatbed |
| Motorcycle | Flatbed with motorcycle tie-downs |
| RV, box truck or work truck | Heavy-duty tow truck |
| Car in a canal bank, ditch or swale | Winch-out first, then a tow if needed |
The driver makes the final call on site, after a good look at your vehicle.
Florida’s Move Over law also covers disabled vehicles with hazard lights on. Not everyone follows it, so stay alert.
No mystery math. Here is what moves the price:
| What affects the price | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Distance | Across Wellington costs less than Wellington to Fort Lauderdale. |
| Your vehicle | A motorcycle, a sedan and an RV need different trucks. |
| The situation | A car in a canal bank or swale needs a winch-out first. |
| Equipment | All-wheel drive and low cars usually need a flatbed. |
Call for a free quote with both addresses and your make and model.
Out west, the roads get longer, the lots get bigger and the pavement sometimes gives up and becomes dirt. Canals run beside many roads, and swales fill up fast after an afternoon storm. That makes the Acreage and Loxahatchee a little different from towing in a city.
When you call from out there, tell us the road name and the nearest cross street, whether the vehicle is on pavement, dirt or grass, and how soft the ground is. If a wheel is in a swale or canal bank, a winch-out usually comes first. If anyone is in the water, call 911 before anything else.
Long driveway? Low trees? A gate that sticks? Mention it. Our drivers would rather hear it on the phone than discover it with the truck.
Wellington, Royal Palm Beach, Loxahatchee, the Acreage, Greenacres, Lake Worth Beach, Palm Springs and western West Palm Beach. Including State Road 7 (US-441), Southern Boulevard, Forest Hill Boulevard, Okeechobee Boulevard, Lake Worth Road, Wellington Trace, Seminole Pratt Whitney Road and Florida’s Turnpike.
Check traffic on FL511 and county information from Palm Beach County.
Local page: towing in Royal Palm Beach, FL.
Wellington, Royal Palm Beach, Loxahatchee, the Acreage, Greenacres, Lake Worth Beach, Palm Springs and western West Palm Beach.
Yes, with our heavy-duty truck. Tell us the size and weight when you call.
Yes, with a winch-out. If anyone is in the water or the car is submerged, call 911 first.
It depends on distance, your vehicle and the situation. Call for a free quote.
Rather type than talk? Send the form and we will call you back. In a hurry? Calling is faster.