Tow Trucks for King-Lincoln Bronzeville and the Near East Side

Yes. Show nights fill Long Street and nearby lots, and dead batteries and lockouts after a performance are common calls. Tell the dispatcher which side of Long Street you parked on and the nearest cross street. A jump or lockout is part of our $75 roadside rate; late-night calls after 10 PM add the overnight surcharge. If the car needs a tow, we take it wherever you want.

Yes. Visitors and staff reach out about drained batteries, soft tires and locked doors in the garage and surface lots off Taylor Avenue. Tell us the lot or garage level. Some garage clearances are too low for a flatbed, so if the car needs a tow, the driver may first move it to an open area. If you are inside with a patient, keep your ringer on; the driver will phone when the truck pulls in.

Yes. The bridge connects the neighborhood to downtown, and a car stalled on it or on the nearby ramps blocks traffic quickly. Turn on the hazards and stay safe. If you are on a city street, our normal rates apply; if you are on an I-71 ramp or the interstate, there is a $75 highway surcharge. Give the dispatcher your direction and the nearest street.

Yes. The neighborhood has many historic churches, and Sunday-morning dead batteries are a common call. Weekend jobs carry a $50 surcharge, and we can usually solve a battery problem on the spot with a jump. If the car needs to go to a shop that is closed on Sunday, we can keep it at our yard and deliver it on Monday. Storage is $45 a day.

Trucks leave from Harrisburg Pike, southwest of downtown. Most trips run up I-71 or across downtown on I-70, then onto Long Street or Mount Vernon Avenue. Downtown traffic and event closures can slow things down. Before you commit, the dispatcher checks the board and tells you how far out the nearest flatbed is right then; we never promise a fixed number of minutes.

Yes. Hamilton Park is a small district of homes from roughly 1880 to 1930, laid out on three parallel streets. Curb parking and short connecting blocks can make tight turns for a flatbed. Give us the house number and which of the streets the car is on. If the truck cannot reach it directly, the driver can winch it a short way to a better spot before loading.

If you own a car you no longer want and have the title, we can arrange junk car removal. If a car is abandoned on your property, contact the city or police first, because Ohio law sets rules for removing someone else's vehicle. Property managers can set up private property towing with proper signs at their lot. Call the office to talk through which option fits before anything is moved.