True 24/7 dispatch
3 a.m. on I-69, Sunday at Glenbrook, Christmas morning — someone answers. Nights, weekends, and holidays are when breakdowns happen; that's when we're here.
Upfront, honest pricing
Typical Fort Wayne tows run $75–$125 to hook up plus $3–$5 per mile; roadside calls like jumps and lockouts usually run $50–$100. You get your exact price on the phone before anything moves.
Local trucks, fast
Our partner trucks stage across Fort Wayne — near downtown, the north side, Waynedale, and out by the I-469 loop — so the nearest available truck comes to you.
Services
Emergency towing
Accident or breakdown, day or night.
Roadside assistance
Jump starts, lockouts, tire changes, fuel delivery.
Flatbed towing
Safe transport for cars, SUVs, and low-clearance vehicles.
Winch-out & recovery
Stuck in a ditch, mud, or snow.
Long-distance towing
One-way hauls out of Allen County.
Towing cost
What a tow really costs in Fort Wayne, and your rights.
Where we dispatch
All of Fort Wayne — downtown, the north side, Waynedale, Aboite, Georgetown, Huntertown side — plus New Haven, Huntertown, Leo-Cedarville, Grabill, and Woodburn. Core corridors: I-69, the I-469 loop, US-30, and US-24. On a highway shoulder? Stay in the vehicle with hazards on and call — we'll get a truck to you and tell you the honest ETA.
Area pages: New Haven · Huntertown · Leo-Cedarville · Grabill · Woodburn · Waynedale
What to have ready when you call
Your location (a cross street, exit number, or mile marker), your vehicle's make and model, whether it rolls and steers, and where you want it taken. That's all dispatch needs to quote you and send the truck.
Indiana towing law, plain English
Indiana's 2025 towing law (HEA 1390) requires a fully itemized invoice on every tow — pickup location, drop-off, and every charge listed. If you ever dispute a bill, Indiana law lets you get your vehicle released within 24 hours by paying 75% of the invoice and posting a bond for the rest while you file with the Attorney General. And at an accident scene, you can request your own towing company — the city's police-dispatch contract covers police calls only, not calls you make yourself. Full guide →
Common questions
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 a truck reach me? Depends on your location and the nearest truck — dispatch gives an honest ETA when you call. Highway shoulders and unsafe spots get priority.
Can the truck take my car to my own mechanic? Yes — your car goes wherever you say: your mechanic, a dealer, or your driveway.