How much does towing cost in Fort Wayne?
Most local tows: $75–$125 hook-up + $3–$5/mile. Roadside: $50–$100. Exact quote on the phone first.
How fast can you get to me?
Depends on your location and the nearest truck — dispatch gives an honest ETA when you call. Highway shoulders and unsafe spots get priority.
Do you tow at night/weekends/holidays?
Yes, 24/7/365.
Can my car go to my own mechanic?
Yes — your car goes wherever you say: your mechanic, a dealer, or your driveway.
What should I have ready when I call?
Your location, your vehicle's make and model, whether it rolls and steers, and where you want it taken.
Do I need a tow or can it be fixed roadside?
Tell dispatch the symptom and let them call it honestly — fixed roadside is cheaper and faster when it works.
Does insurance or AAA cover the call?
Often — keep the itemized receipt and file with your insurer.
Do you cover the interstates?
Yes — I-69, I-469, US-30, US-24. Stay in the car, hazards on.
What does Indiana's 2025 towing law require?
A fully itemized invoice on every tow, and a 75%/bond release within 24 hours if you dispute a bill.
Can I choose my own tow company after an accident?
Yes — the police contract covers police calls only, not calls you make yourself.
Do you tow motorcycles?
Yes — flatbed with cradle and soft straps, never a wheel lift.
What areas do you serve?
Fort Wayne plus New Haven, Huntertown, Leo-Cedarville, Grabill, Woodburn, and Waynedale, all of Allen County.