Flatbed Tows for Groveport, From Main Street to the Warehouse Parks

We head east on I-270 along the south outerbelt and exit at Alum Creek Drive or Hamilton Road, depending on which part of Groveport you are in. The straight-line distance is about 10.4 miles. Traffic around the Rickenbacker warehouses swings sharply at shift change, so the dispatcher checks conditions before giving you an arrival estimate.

Yes, at any hour; dispatch is staffed around the clock every day of the year. Tell us the company, the building or door number, and whether security has to wave the truck through a gate. A jump start solves many of these calls on the spot. If the battery is finished, we can tow the car or talk about a new one.

We can, as long as the vehicle fits on a light-duty flatbed, which covers cars, SUVs, pickups and most cargo vans. Businesses in the Groveport parks can set up a fleet towing account so their drivers call one number and billing goes to the company. Anything too big for our carriers, the dispatcher will tell you right away.

Yes. The park's lots fill quickly in hot weather, so tell the dispatcher which lot and the nearest building: the recreation center, the senior center or the aquatic center. If the car is boxed in by others, the driver may need a few minutes for a neighboring car to leave before loading.

It carries a lot of trucks. Through Groveport, SR-317 is a divided four-lane road, so if the car still rolls, coast into a business entrance or a side street. If it stops in the lane, light up the hazards and, once traffic allows, get out on the side away from traffic and wait well off the road.

Usually somewhat more, because distance is part of every quote. A move from a Groveport street to a shop on Main Street is short; a trip to a dealer on the north side of Columbus adds miles. The dispatcher prices the job before a truck goes out, and our rates page breaks down what goes into the figure.

Yes. Both draw crowds at times, and concerts at Heritage Park pack the parking around Wirt Road. Tell us when you call that the lot is full so the driver can plan. If the car will roll, pushing it closer to the exit before we arrive can make loading much simpler.

Yes. Groveport sits between the two, so it is normal for a truck to finish a job in Obetz and come on to Groveport, or keep going east to Canal Winchester. The dispatcher sends whichever carrier is best placed at the time of your call, and a car can be delivered to a shop in any of the three towns if that is where you want it.