Tow Truck in Columbus, Ohio — Flatbed Towing Day or Night

Call (614) 633-8163. A dispatcher answers at any hour, takes your location and vehicle, gives you the price and sends the closest available flatbed. If you would rather type than talk, use the online tow request.

Yes. Our Columbus fleet is made up of light-duty flatbed carriers, so every car, SUV, pickup or van we tow rides fully on the deck. For low garages where a carrier cannot fit, we explain the options on the wheel-lift towing page.

The price depends on the distance from our yard to you, the distance to the drop-off, the time of day and the vehicle. The dispatcher quotes the full amount before a truck leaves. See the rates page for how a towing bill is built.

Yes. Tell the dispatcher the shop's name or address and we deliver it there. After hours we can leave it in the shop's night-drop area when they allow it, or hold it at our yard and take it over in the morning.

Yes. Electric vehicles go on the flatbed in transport (tow) mode with no tire on the road, the method most EV owner's manuals ask for. The EV towing page covers what to do before the truck arrives.

Often, yes. If the battery is simply drained, a jump start costs less than a tow and gets you moving in minutes. When the battery is past saving, we can bring a replacement battery to you.

All of Columbus and its neighborhoods, plus the suburbs and towns around it, including Dublin, Hilliard, Grove City, Westerville, Gahanna, Reynoldsburg and Pickerington. The full list with ZIP codes is on the areas page.

Dispatch never closes. Nights, weekends, Thanksgiving, Christmas Day and New Year's morning are staffed the same as a weekday afternoon.

Most Columbus garages have clearances under seven feet, which is too low for a carrier deck. We bring the car to the exit with a jump, a tire change or dollies, then load it outside. The parking garage towing page explains how.

No. You pay per call. There is no sign-up, annual fee or app. Businesses that want monthly billing can set up a fleet account.

Cards and cash are accepted. The amount you pay matches the amount the dispatcher quoted unless the job changed on scene, and if it did, the driver explains why before any work is done.

Turn on your hazard lights, stay buckled in the car if it is on a highway shoulder, or move well away from traffic if you can do so safely. Leave your ringer on — the driver calls when they are close. Our guide on what to do after a breakdown walks through it.

Yes. Once police clear the scene, we load the vehicle, sweep up the glass and parts we can, and take the car to a body shop or our yard. The accident towing page covers insurance and storage questions.

Auto Lyft USA Inc. is a locally owned Ohio towing company run by Lisa Peer from our yard on Harrisburg Pike. You can read more about the company.