One number, and the four things worth having ready when you call.
Call (812) 402-0614Upfront pricing · No obligation · Local Vanderburgh County driver
Six boxes, about thirty seconds. You pick when to be called back, and that is when the phone rings.
Or call (812) 402-0614One number for Evansville towing: (812) 402-0614. There is no form on this page. A visit gets scheduled and the price is quoted before any work starts.
Coverage is Evansville and the surrounding communities across Vanderburgh County, including Haynie's Corner, Jacobsville, Riverside, Lamasco, Goosetown and North Park.
Before you call: Collisions, live-lane breakdowns on the Lloyd or I-69, and a child locked in a car go ahead of every other job, any hour.
There is no script here. A handful of questions settle where the car sits, whether it will roll and steer, and what turns the wheels. Those answers usually separate a wheel-lift from a flatbed from a recovery truck, and they tell the driver whether a jump box or a lockout kit will make the tow unnecessary.
The price is not worked out after the fact. The questions exist so the correct truck is sent the first time and so you hear the hook and the mileage total before it leaves, which means the car lands where you asked and the receipt matches the quote.
On the Lloyd, name the nearest intersection: Burkhardt, Green River, Vann, Weinbach, Highway 41, Red Bank. On I-69, give the exit number, and say whether you mean the new I-69 north toward Indianapolis or the old I-164 loop that now carries the same number around the east side. In a parking lot, name the store.
If the wheels point straight and the car will roll, a wheel-lift is fine. If a wheel is tucked under after an impact, the steering lock engaged, or a caliper seized, the job needs a flatbed and probably a winch. Describe what you see, even if it is only that one wheel looks wrong.
All-wheel-drive SUVs and crossovers, Subarus, and every electric and hybrid with a rear motor must travel with all four wheels off the road. A wheel-lift can destroy the transfer case in a mile. The badge on the tailgate or the manual will tell you if you are not sure.
Your driveway, a shop on First Avenue or Morgan Avenue, a dealer on the east side, or a body shop across the river in Henderson. The destination sets the miles and the miles are most of the price. Give the address and you get the whole number, not the hook alone.
Get a truck that is already working Vanderburgh County, the hook and the miles priced before anything is attached, and the car delivered where you said. On the Lloyd or I-69, stay belted in with the hazards on until the truck with the light bar is parked behind you.
Call (812) 402-0614Upfront pricing · No obligation · Local Vanderburgh County driver