A Tallgrass operator loading a white pickup onto a flatbed

Oklahoma City metro, 24 hours

Stuck? A truck in thirty minutes.

Towing, roadside help and accident recovery across the OKC metro. A flat rate on the phone, a live map of your driver, and flatbeds that keep your wheels off the road.

$95Local tow, first five miles

$65Jump, tire, fuel or lockout

$0Extra for nights and weekends

DirectInsurance and motor clubs billed

Where we go

Every mile of these, inside the metro

Four flatbeds and two roadside trucks parked across the city, so one of them is always close to your exit.

  • Interstate35
  • Interstate40
  • Interstate44
  • Interstate235
  • Interstate240
  • Oklahoma City
  • Edmond
  • Norman
  • Moore
  • Yukon
  • Midwest City
  • Mustang
  • Del City
  • Bethany
Avg arrival30Min
Dispatch24/7Every day
Flatbeds4Plus 2 roadside
Hookup fee$0Surprises

Services

Towing, roadside and recovery

Six services, one dispatcher, and a truck on the way the moment you hang up.

A Tallgrass roadside truck with its amber lights on at a city junction at night

Light duty towing

Cars, SUVs and pickups to your home, your mechanic or the dealer.

From $95
A wheel being chained down on a flatbed deck

Flatbed transport

The only safe way to move AWD, lowered and electric cars.

From $120
A man changing the tire on a blue pickup

Flat tires

Your spare on in minutes, or a tow to the nearest open tire shop.

From $65
A driver checking under the hood of her car

Jump starts

Started where it sits, then the battery tested before we leave.

From $65
A wrecked car being carried away on a flatbed

Accident recovery

Cleared, carried to storage or the body shop, the insurer handled.

Insurance billed
A heavy wrecker truck on a city street

Heavy duty

Box trucks, RVs and fleet vans, on account for local businesses.

Quoted on the call

How a tow runs

From the shoulder to your driveway

  1. Exit 1

    You call

    A dispatcher answers, day or night, and asks if you are safe first.

  2. Exit 2

    A flat price

    The whole figure on the phone. It does not change at the curb.

  3. Exit 3

    A live map

    A text link to watch the truck coming, with the driver's name.

  4. Exit 4

    Delivered

    Home, the shop or the dealer, with you riding up front if you want.

Reviews

What Oklahoma City says

I-40, 11pm

"My car died on I-40 at eleven at night with two kids in the back. They quoted on the phone, sent a link to watch the truck coming, and were there in twenty five minutes. The price never changed."

Danielle PriceEdmond

Fleet account, Moore

"They recovered two of our vans after a crash and dealt with the insurer directly. We have had them on account for three years and never waited more than forty minutes."

Tom BarrettFleet manager, Moore

Lake Thunderbird

"Locked my keys in the truck at the lake. They were in and done in two minutes, and the price was exactly what they said on the phone."

Luis SerranoNorman

Before you call

Including the one about electric cars

Local tows inside the OKC metro start at 95 dollars for the hookup and the first five miles, then 4 dollars a mile. You get the exact figure on the phone before we dispatch.

About thirty minutes across most of the metro, day or night. You get a text with a live map of the truck as soon as it leaves.

Yes. We work with most insurers and roadside plans. Give us your policy or membership number on the call and we bill them directly where they allow it.

Yes, on a flatbed, which is the only safe way. Towing those on two wheels can damage the motors or the drivetrain, so we never do it.

Then we send a roadside truck instead of a tow truck. Jump starts, tire changes, fuel delivery and lockouts start at 65 dollars in the metro.

Request a tow

Where it is, and where it needs to go

For anything urgent, calling is quickest. Otherwise send the details and dispatch calls you back within five minutes.

A driver standing beside his broken down car on a highway
On a highway shoulder?Stay in the car with your seatbelt on and your hazards flashing. Call us