Emergency Towing in Los Angeles, California
Los Angeles drivers know car trouble does not wait for business hours. The providers below offer 24/7 emergency towing in Los Angeles, California — plus jump starts, lockouts, tire changes, and fuel delivery. Compare ratings, response time, and call options before choosing one.
5Emergency Towing Providers
424/7 Available
4.3Average Rating
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All Emergency Towing Providers in Los Angeles
CERTIFIED ROADSIDE ASSISTANCE
Los Angeles, CA
(310) 343-3357
Emmett's tow truck and roadside service
Los Angeles, CA
24/7
(323) 203-2635
Primary Towing Los Angeles
Los Angeles, CA
24/7
(310) 492-5075
Pepe's Towing Service
Los Angeles, CA
24/7
(323) 268-1609
U.S. Tow, Inc
Los Angeles, CA
24/7
(213) 749-7100
Emergency Towing FAQ — Los Angeles, California
How fast can a tow truck reach me in Los Angeles?
Response time in Los Angeles, California depends on traffic, time of day, and the operator's current dispatch load. Most 24/7 emergency providers aim to reach customers within 30–45 minutes. For highway breakdowns or weather events, expect longer windows and call the closest operator directly.
Do Los Angeles tow companies operate 24/7?
Most emergency towing providers in Los Angeles operate around the clock, including weekends and holidays. Look for the "24/7" badge on each listing below — it confirms after-hours dispatch is available.
What does emergency towing typically cost in Los Angeles?
Emergency towing in Los Angeles, California typically combines a hook-up fee with a per-mile rate. After-hours, weekend, and holiday calls usually cost more. Ask for a quote before the truck rolls — most reputable operators will give you a flat estimate over the phone.
Do I need to be present when my vehicle is towed?
For accident or roadside calls, yes — most Los Angeles operators require the registered owner or driver on site. For pre-arranged tows from a private property or storage lot, the operator can usually handle it with written authorization.
What if I broke down on the highway in Los Angeles?
Get to the shoulder, turn on your hazards, and call 911 if the vehicle is blocking traffic. Then call one of the 24/7 providers below. California highway patrol may also dispatch a contracted operator if you cannot reach one directly.