Tow Truck in Richardson, TX

The price depends on the distance, the vehicle type, and the kind of tow. A local operator gives you an upfront price for your specific situation before the truck rolls. Texas also caps nonconsent tow fees through the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation, so ask for the quote when you call and you will know the number before you commit.

It depends on the time of day, traffic on US-75 and the PGBT, and which local operator is closest when you call. Lines are answered 24/7, and the dispatcher gives you a realistic time window for your exact spot rather than a number that just sounds good.

Yes. Calls are answered around the clock, every day of the year, including nights, weekends, and holidays. Vehicle trouble does not keep business hours, so the line does not either.

Cars, SUVs, pickups, vans, and motorcycles, plus luxury, low-clearance, AWD, and classic vehicles. For anything low, valuable, all-wheel-drive, or badly damaged, a local operator brings a flatbed so the vehicle never drags. Tell the dispatcher what you drive when you call.

All of it, from Richardson Heights and Cottonwood Heights to Canyon Creek, J.J. Pearce, the CityLine and Telecom Corridor, and the UTD area, plus nearby Plano, Garland, and north Dallas.

Yes. Jump starts, flat tire changes, lockouts, and fuel delivery often get you moving again without a tow at all. If the problem turns out to need a tow, the same operator can handle that too.