We dispatch 24/7 across Centennial, CO and the surrounding neighborhoods. Find your area below, or just call and we'll come to you.
Wind is the one that surprises people out here. Chinook gusts come down off the foothills and shove high-profile stuff sideways along Indiana Street and CO-93 — box trucks, empty utility trailers, the occasional camper someone was towing…
Towing in Arvada →Apartment lots north of Colfax are where most of our headaches start. Permit stickers, numbered spaces, a landlord who wants a car gone, and a driver who swears they parked legal — that's the Towing Bill of Rights argument in miniature,…
Towing in Aurora →South of exit 188 the interstate stops being flat and starts climbing toward Monument Hill, and that grade writes most of our call sheet up here. Cooked transmissions in July. Split radiators.
Towing in Castle Pines →The outlet mall keeps us busy. Dead batteries, keys locked in a running SUV, the odd bump in the parking rows. The rest comes off I-25 between exits 181 and 184, where the grade toward Monument Hill starts and drivers who were fine lower…
Towing in Castle Rock →Fleet dispatchers call us more than anyone else out here. A tanker deadlined on Vasquez, a box truck with a dropped driveline at the I-270/I-76 junction, a trailer that won't roll — that's a different job than yanking a sedan out of a…
Towing in Commerce City →A sedan with its front clip folded under, stopped on the shoulder where I-25 and I-70 knot together at the Mousetrap — that's a normal Friday.
Towing in Denver →Everything here sits within a few blocks of 20th and Sheridan, so distance isn't the problem — getting a truck alongside the car is.
Towing in Edgewater →Half the calls out this way end with a winch line, not a hook. CO-86 east of Franktown drifts shut in a hard wind, and nearly every job comes off it — a pickup in the ditch, a stock trailer crooked on a soft shoulder, a farm truck that…
Towing in Elizabeth →Renters in the old bungalow blocks off South Broadway call us more than anyone here. Narrow lots, rear alley parking, one car six inches too far over — somebody's blocked in.
Towing in Englewood →A minivan with a dead battery in a permit lot off 88th, blocking the drive aisle, with a property manager standing there timing us — that's a normal August afternoon here.
Towing in Federal Heights →Every call out here depends on which side of the hogback the vehicle died on. Downtown, it's tight streets full of School of Mines permit parking and a flatbed that has to thread past parked cars.
Towing in Golden →A sedan gets clipped on the Belleview ramp at 5:20 on a Tuesday and suddenly four cars are on the shoulder with the DTC crowd stacked behind. Normal weekday.
Towing in Greenwood Village →Wildcat Reserve Parkway climbs harder than it looks on a map, and out toward the Backcountry Wilderness edge the long grades eat brake pads.
Towing in Highlands Ranch →Union Blvd runs past a lot of tight 1960s ranch driveways, and half the calls we take over there start with a car that won't clear the apron.
Towing in Lakewood →Out on the Arapahoe County flats, a tow is usually just a tow — pull in, hook up, leave. Littleton's rarely that clean. Downtown, the angled spots on Main are so tight we often can't get a wheel-lift in without asking the car behind to…
Towing in Littleton →CO-83 does most of the damage. Parker Road runs the length of town and that's where the calls stack up — rear-enders at the Lincoln Ave lights, a pickup on the shoulder past Mainstreet, a sedan quitting on the run out to E-470.
Towing in Parker →Federal Boulevard eats cars. Between Hampden and Oxford it's one of the meanest arterials in the metro, and a good share of our calls on this side start with somebody clipped in a left turn or shut down in a through lane with traffic still…
Towing in Sheridan →Washington Street south of Thornton Parkway is 1960s ranches with narrow driveways and cars parked tight to the curb. We hook from the street rather than swing a wheel-lift past somebody's fence.
Towing in Thornton →Apartment lots along Sheridan and Federal keep us busy year-round. Authorized-Parking-Only calls are their own kind of job: tight drive aisles, cars parked nose-in against a curb, and a manager who wants it gone without a scratch on the…
Towing in Westminster →Downtown calls are mostly parking-garage clearance and tight alleys. Out here the problem is the opposite — we're usually backing down a hundred feet of driveway past a detached garage from 1958 to reach a project car that hasn't turned…
Towing in Wheat Ridge →Call and a dispatcher will have a truck on the way in minutes.
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