Family-owned towing company operating in Columbus since 1973, running light, medium and heavy duty wreckers plus landoll trailers and a 20-acre fenced storage yard.
- light duty towing
- medium duty towing
- heavy duty towing
Towing and Roadside Assistance in Columbus
There are 10 towing and roadside assistance listings serving Columbus; each shows its verification status and when it was last checked.
How this list works
Towing is the one category on this site where the street address matters, and nearly every operator on this page publishes one. They are listed as service-area businesses because the truck comes to the vehicle, but the yard is where the vehicle ends up, and these yards cluster along the south and east industrial corridors: South Hamilton Road, Obetz Reese Road, two separate operators on East Fifth Avenue, Parsons Avenue, Harmon Avenue, Sullivant Avenue and Stimmel Road. One is headquartered in Westerville and keeps a second impound lot on Hamlet Street near the south end of the Ohio State campus. Several of these companies handle police and private-property impound work and vehicle storage alongside breakdown calls, which means you may end up dealing with one of them because a car was moved without you asking. In that situation the useful fields are the yard address and the office hours, and office hours are not dispatch hours: most publish round-the-clock dispatch while the office itself keeps weekday business hours. Equipment is the other real difference between these listings. The range runs from light-duty flatbeds through medium duty to rotating recovery cranes, landoll trailers and heavy haul, and several operators state founding dates stretching from the early 1970s to the late 2000s. A stalled sedan and an overturned tractor unit are not the same phone call, so match the truck to the vehicle rather than working down the page in order.
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Light through heavy duty towing and heavy equipment hauling, run by the same family since 1988 from a dispatch office on Obetz Reese Road with a separate storage facility on Corr Road.
- light duty towing
- medium duty towing
- heavy duty towing
Towing, recovery and auto repair business operating in Columbus for over 50 years. The company states it runs a 30-truck fleet including a heavy-duty rotator and Wreckmaster-certified operators.
- light duty towing
- medium duty towing
- heavy duty towing
Columbus towing and recovery company running two yards, one on Parsons Avenue and one on East 18th Avenue, covering roadside assistance, impound work and repossession.
- local towing
- long-distance towing
- flatbed towing
Rotator wreckers, equipment transport and mobile diesel repair alongside light and medium duty towing, from a Columbus heavy-duty towing and recovery company founded in 2007 by Brandon Harris.
- rotator service
- heavy duty towing
- medium duty towing
Columbus towing and truck repair company operating since 2008, running flatbeds, heavy-duty wreckers and a rotator, and handling private impounds and vehicle storage.
- heavy-duty towing
- medium-duty towing
- light-duty towing
Columbus towing operator with over 20 years in the trade, handling emergency and accident towing, accident recovery, impound work and roadside assistance.
- accident towing
- 24/7 emergency towing
- accident recovery
Towing company headquartered on Frost Road in Westerville with a second impound lot on Hamlet Street near the OSU south campus, covering local, flatbed, commercial and private-property towing.
- local towing
- flatbed towing
- long distance towing
Family-owned Columbus towing company of 50 years standing, doing light duty towing, police and private impounding, storage and classic car hauling from a public office on East 5th Avenue.
- light duty towing
- police impounding
- vehicle storage
Heavy-duty towing and recovery company established in Columbus in 1994, operating 25-to-100-ton wreckers with rotating recovery cranes, mobile heavy truck tire service and heavy-haul transport.
- light duty towing
- medium duty towing
- heavy duty towing
Common questions
What can a mobile provider actually do at my location?
Routine repair, diagnostics, batteries, glass, tires, detailing and roadside work travel well. Heavy engine, transmission and alignment jobs still need a shop, so ask before booking.
Can a mobile mechanic work on my car in my own driveway?
Columbus code 3332.40 bars vehicle service as a business on a residential lot, but excepts service to the resident's own registered vehicle. Whether a paid visit fits that exception is unsettled.
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