Reynoldsburg Towing and Roadside Help, Day or Night

Our yard is on the southwest side, about 13 miles in a straight line from Reynoldsburg. Drivers either take I-70 east straight through downtown or loop around on the southern I-270 outerbelt and come in at Main Street or the Brice Road interchange. The dispatcher picks whichever route is clear and gives you a live arrival estimate at the time of your call.

Get the car onto the right-hand shoulder if it will still roll, put the flashers on, and keep your seatbelt fastened while traffic goes by. Phone (614) 633-8163 with your travel direction and the last interchange you went by. Highway breakdowns there are routine work for our emergency towing crews, and we coordinate with police if they need the lane cleared fast.

ODOT's freeway project at the Brice Road interchange has narrowed lanes and moved ramps, so it can add time when traffic backs up. Our drivers know the current lane layout and will sometimes come in from SR-256 or Main Street instead. If your car is inside the work zone, tell the dispatcher exactly where so the driver can approach from the safest direction.

Yes, though streets around the festival are often closed or packed with foot traffic. Walk the car keys and your ID to a spot the truck can reach, or give us the nearest open cross street, and we will meet you there. If the car has to stay put until roads reopen, we can schedule the pickup for later that evening.

Yes. Employee lots along East Broad Street and Taylor Road are a common place for a car to refuse to start after a long shift. A driver brings a booster pack and checks the battery, and if it is past saving, we can arrange a battery replacement right in the lot. Building security sometimes asks for the driver's name, so let us know.

We can. Let the dispatcher know the parking area by name, whether that is near the golf courses or the nature center, since the park is large and the lots are well apart. The driver uses non-damaging wedge tools to open the door and will ask to see ID before unlocking. No glass is broken and no paint is scratched in the process.

Wherever you want it: a shop on Brice Road or Main Street, a dealership along the east side, your insurer's body shop or your own driveway. If the repair shop is closed, we can drop the car in their after-hours spot with their permission, or it can sleep at our Harrisburg Pike lot and ride over once the shop opens.

Reynoldsburg is across town from our yard, so the travel portion is larger than it would be on the southwest side. The final number depends on the drop-off point, time of day and any extra work such as winching. You get the full quote before a truck is sent, and our rates page lays out how pricing is built.

Yes. Trucks heading this way regularly continue to Pickerington, Blacklick and Etna, and they pass back through Whitehall and Brice on the return trip. Reynoldsburg itself spills over into Licking and Fairfield counties, and a call from that side of the line is handled exactly like one from the Franklin County part of the city, with the same flatbed and the same up-front quote.