Brewery District Tow Service Along Front and High

Yes. A dead battery after an evening show is one of the most common calls we get in the Brewery District. Tell the dispatcher whether you parked in a lot near the theater or on the street, and the driver will come to you. Jump starts fall under our $75 roadside flat rate, with the overnight surcharge applying only between 10 PM and 6 AM.

Yes, if it is your car. Let the business know you are arranging a tow, because some lots on Front and High have tow-away signs and owners like to know why a car is still there after closing. Our driver will need to confirm the car belongs to you. If the lot has a gate or chain, check that it will be open when we arrive.

It can change how we approach a car. Work on the old Hoster complex has narrowed some lanes and closed curb space near Front and Fulton streets. If you break down close to the site, give us the nearest open intersection and describe any cones or barriers around you. The driver may load from a side street rather than block a work zone.

Yes. Climbers, dog walkers and birders use the park's lots every day, and we get called there for flat tires, lockouts and cars that won't start. Tell us which lot you are in, such as near the climbing wall, the dog park or the Audubon Center. A tire change is part of the $75 roadside rate if you have a usable spare.

Yes. The blocks running down toward Greenlawn Avenue are mostly brick homes with street parking or small driveways. Cars there sometimes sit for days and come back with a weak battery or a soft tire. If it needs a tow, our flatbed can usually load right at the curb; if the street is crowded, the driver might pull the car forward to an open stretch first.

We dispatch from Harrisburg Pike on the southwest side, just across the Scioto from the district. Depending on traffic, the driver may come over the river on local streets or use the interstate, and the dispatcher will give you a live estimate before you commit. Because the distance is short, the en-route charge, at $4 a mile, adds little to the total.

Yes. Motorcycles ride on our flatbed with wheel chocks and soft straps so nothing scratches the paint or bends a fender. Restaurant and bar parking areas along Front and High see a fair number of bikes on warm evenings. Tell us the make and model, whether the bike has a kickstand or a center stand, and if it can still roll. Our motorcycle towing page explains more.