Brice Road and Village of Brice Towing

About 12 miles in a straight line east of our yard at 1620 Harrisburg Pike. Drivers take I-70 east through downtown or go around the south side on I-270 and pick up I-70 heading east, then exit at Brice Road. With the interchange under construction, the dispatcher checks which way is moving and gives you a live arrival estimate.

Stay in the car with your seatbelt on and the flashers going, because many lanes there have no shoulder at the moment. Call us and tell the dispatcher whether you are on Brice Road itself, a ramp or I-70, and which direction. Police sometimes need the car moved right away from a work zone, and our emergency towing drivers work with them to do that.

Sometimes. Temporary ramps and closed turn lanes can force the driver to approach from a different direction or pick up the car just past a barrier. If you can coast to a parking lot on Tussing Road or another side street, that makes loading faster and safer. Otherwise, we come to you wherever the car stopped.

Only for timing. Our drivers follow the 20 mph limit through the Brice school zone just like everyone else, so a pickup during school hours on that stretch can take a few extra minutes. It does not affect the price or whether we can come, and outside school hours the zone has no effect on our trucks at all.

Yes. The stores and restaurants around Brice and Tussing Road are some of the places we are called most for dead batteries. The driver tests the battery after the jump, and when it is too weak to be trusted we can arrange a car battery replacement right there instead of towing the car.

Both names are in use. The Village of Brice is a separate small municipality around Columbus Street and Brice Road, while much of what people call Brice is actually the far east side of Columbus. The town line has no bearing on the tow itself; just give us the street address or the business you are near.

Your bill comes down to the drop-off distance, the hour you call and anything extra the job needs, such as a winch or wheel dollies. Brice is on the east side of the metro, so there is more drive time involved than near our yard. The quote you are given covers everything and comes before any truck moves; see how our rates work for the breakdown.

Brice is a crossroads for our east-side work. From here we regularly go on to Reynoldsburg, Whitehall, Pickerington and Groveport, and we tow cars from Brice to shops all across Columbus. If you are not sure which town you are in, the street name is all the dispatcher needs, since the village line and the Columbus line cross each other several times along Brice Road.