Need a Tow in Hilliard? Flatbeds Out of West Columbus

Most runs go west on I-70 and then north on I-270, leaving the outerbelt at Roberts Road or Cemetery Road depending on your address. For the neighborhoods near I-70, the driver may come up Hilliard-Rome Road instead. Hilliard sits about nine miles from our yard, and the dispatcher gives you an arrival window that reflects the traffic at the time of your call.

Put your hazards on, stay belted in and keep your doors shut on the traffic side. Call (614) 633-8163 and tell us whether you are northbound or southbound and which exit you passed last. That stretch moves fast, so if a trooper or deputy asks for the car to be cleared, our driver will coordinate with them when the truck arrives.

Yes. Store and restaurant lots along Cemetery Road are where many of our Hilliard calls come from. Let the dispatcher know the name of the business you are parked at and which side of the lot you are on. Before towing, the driver checks whether a jump start or a tire swap would get you going.

Yes. The fairgrounds on Scioto Darby Road draw big crowds in summer, and the grass and gravel parking areas can trap a car after a storm. Tell us the gate or parking area you used. If the car is stuck in soft ground, the driver winches it to firm footing before deciding whether it needs to be towed.

Yes, but parking on the downtown blocks is tight and the railroad crossing can hold up traffic. If your car is parallel parked, the driver may need to pull it out carefully with the winch before loading. Mention any nearby landmark, such as Station Park, so the truck can line up without blocking the street for long.

Yes, and you do not have to be there. Tell us which school lot the car is in, describe the vehicle, and let us know who will meet the driver. Most student car problems turn out to be a flat battery or a flat tire, and both can usually be handled on the spot. Ask the school office whether a tow truck needs to check in.

Three things drive the number: the mileage to your chosen drop-off, the hour you call, and any extra labor such as winching. Hilliard is in our regular service range, and we never send a truck without telling you the full price first. Our rates page explains each part of the charge, so you know what you are paying for.

We handle private property towing for landlords and managers who have the signs Ohio law requires at every entrance. We set up an agreement with the property first, and a manager must authorize each removal. We do not patrol lots or tow vehicles at random, and every removal is logged with the time, location and reason so the owner can recover the car without confusion.

Hilliard shares borders with several places we serve every week, including Dublin to the north, Upper Arlington to the east and the Galloway area to the south. A driver finishing a job in one of them can often swing over to the next without returning to the yard. That makes it practical to tow a car from a Hilliard driveway to a trusted mechanic in a neighbouring suburb.