Emergency towing in Los Angeles County, any hour you call.
If a tire fails on the 405 at 2 a.m. or the engine dies in a Downtown parking structure, call (213) 410-1414. Quick Tow LA is a referral line, not a fleet. The line takes calls 24/7 and matches you with an independent licensed operator who can take the job. That operator sets the price, the equipment, and the arrival estimate for your exact spot, from the South Bay to the Antelope Valley.
What's included in this service?
- A referral line that takes calls 24 hours, 7 days, including holidays
- Matching for light-duty, flatbed, wheel-lift, and heavy-duty requests
- Pickup details collected for freeway, canyon, mountain, and beach access
- Collision and winch-out requests described to the operator who can accept them
- Quote and exact-location arrival estimate from the accepting operator
- Countywide coverage across all 67 Los Angeles County cities
When do you need this service?
- The vehicle will not start and you cannot move it safely
- A flat you cannot change in a safe, level place
- Overheating on a grade
- A collision where the vehicle has to leave the scene after police allow it
- Out of fuel in an unsafe spot
- You need the car moved, not a lockout or jump, after you are already stranded
What do drivers ask about emergency towing?
How much does an emergency tow cost in Los Angeles?
The operator who accepts the work quotes this vehicle and this route. Ask for one total before anyone rolls, and what is inside it. Heavy-duty and long-distance jobs are separate quotes. Check the invoice against that total.
How fast can someone get to me?
There is no published countywide arrival window. Central and Westside addresses are often shorter drives than the Antelope Valley, the canyons, or the Santa Clarita corridor. The operator taking the job gives the estimate after they have your location.
Will someone come to the freeway?
Independent operators in this county take private calls from freeway shoulders when they can do the work legally and safely. A CHP-ordered rotation tow is a different process than a call you place to this line. If you are on a covered freeway during Freeway Service Patrol hours, you can also call 511.
What do I do while I wait?
On a freeway, stay belted with hazards on unless there is fire or smoke. If you already have a safe, firm place off the travel lanes, stay out of traffic. Do not change a tire in a live lane. Call (213) 410-1414 and stay where the operator can find you.
Do you take insurance or motor club jobs?
If you already have AAA, an insurer add-on, or a warranty program, call that plan first so they can dispatch under their terms. If you have no coverage or the plan does not cover this stop, this line matches you with an operator who quotes you directly.
Where do we offer emergency towing in Los Angeles County?
You can get emergency towing in every city and community in Los Angeles County. Pick your city for local climate notes and service specifics.
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Need emergency towing in Los Angeles County?
Call dispatch and hear the number before the truck rolls.