Arlington, TX · 24-hour dispatch
24 Hour Towing in Arlington, TX
Broke down at 2 a.m.? Our dispatch line in Arlington is answered by a person 24 hours a day, every day, including weekends and holidays.
Dispatch, 24/7(682) 351-8822
Is there 24 hour towing near me in Arlington, TX?
Yes. Quick Towing And Wrecker Services answers (682) 351-8822 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, including holidays. A dispatcher picks up, quotes the price and sends the nearest truck, whether it is noon or the middle of the night.
Many towing companies forward night calls to voicemail or an answering service that can't send a truck. With us, the person who answers can dispatch, so you don't wait for a callback.
What counts as an emergency tow?
Any time the car can't be driven safely and you need it moved now: a breakdown on a highway, a crash once police clear the scene, smoke or warning lights that mean the engine should not run, a car in a dangerous spot, or a dead car you need gone before a lot closes.
If anyone is hurt, or the car is stuck in a travel lane, call 911 first. Police can protect the lane and call medical help. Then call us when it is safe.
If the car is in a safe place and the problem can wait for a shop to open, tell the dispatcher. We can schedule the tow for a time that suits you.
How fast can you get a tow truck to me at night?
Often faster than during the day, because traffic on I-30, I-20 and SH-360 is light. The dispatcher gives you an arrival estimate on the call based on where the nearest truck is, and the driver calls when close.
Give an exact location so the driver doesn't lose time looking: the highway, direction, exit number or mile marker, or a cross street. At night, landmarks like a lit gas station sign help. You can also share your location from your phone's map app if the dispatcher asks.
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(682) 351-8822What should I do if my car breaks down on the highway at night?
Get as far onto the shoulder as you can, turn on your hazards, and stay in the car with your seat belt on. Do not stand behind or beside the car. If the car stopped in a travel lane, call 911 first, then call us.
Turn on the interior light if you need to find papers, then turn it off so you don't drain the battery. Keep the doors locked until the tow truck arrives, and confirm the company name with the driver before handing over the key.
If you have to leave the car, walk well away from traffic and note the exit or mile marker so you can tell the dispatcher exactly where the car is.
Does 24 hour towing cost more?
Prices can differ at night and on holidays. The dispatcher gives you the total for your tow on the phone before a truck is sent, so you know the night price before you agree.
If the car is safe where it is and can wait until morning, ask for both prices. Sometimes waiting a few hours makes sense, and sometimes leaving a car on a highway shoulder overnight is a bad idea because it can be ticketed or towed by the city.
Where can you take my car in the middle of the night?
Home, to a repair shop with an after-hours drop box, or to a secure spot until the shop opens. Tell the dispatcher where it should go, and we follow the shop's after-hours rules or hold the car until morning.
Many Arlington and Fort Worth shops accept after-hours drop-offs with a key drop box. If yours doesn't, towing the car home is usually the simplest option, and the shop can arrange the second move later.
Do you do jump starts and lockouts at night too?
Yes. Every service we offer is available 24 hours: towing, jump starts, lockouts, fuel delivery and flat tire changes. Late-night lockouts and dead batteries are some of the most common calls we get.
A night call for a jump or a lockout is usually quicker than a tow, and if the quick fix doesn't solve the problem, the same truck can take the car where it needs to go.
What areas do you cover 24 hours a day?
All of them. Our full service area is covered around the clock: Arlington and the nearby cities in Tarrant and Dallas counties listed below. If you are just outside them, call and ask.
Arlington, Grand Prairie and Mansfield are the shortest runs from our base. The far edges of our area take longer, and the dispatcher tells you what to expect.
What do I need to have ready for a night tow?
Your key, your ID, and the address where the car should go. If the car goes to a closed shop, know their after-hours drop rules. If it goes home, make sure there is room to unload it. Paying at the scene is quickest when you have your payment ready.
If someone else owns the car, like a parent or an employer, let them know before the tow so the pickup and drop-off are not held up by questions at 3 a.m.
If you are getting a ride from the scene, ask the dispatcher whether you can ride in the tow truck. When there is room and it is safe, the driver can take you with the car.
Can you tow from an apartment complex or a closed parking lot at night?
Yes, as long as we can reach the car. Gated complexes need a gate code or someone to let the truck in. Lots that close at night may lock their gates, so tell the dispatcher the closing time and we will try to get there first.
Low parking garages are a common problem at night, when there is no attendant. Read the height limit sign at the entrance and tell the dispatcher, so we send a truck that fits or plan to move the car out first.
Where is 24 hour towing available?
Everywhere we tow: Arlington and 16 nearby cities in Dallas-Fort Worth. Call from any of them and the nearest truck is sent.
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