Compare the Best Towing & Roadside Assistance Companies in the Las Vegas Valley.

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Homeowner Hiring Tips

• Get the price before dispatch. Ask for the hook-up fee, the per-mile rate and any after-hours or winching surcharges, and get a total quote by phone or text before the truck rolls.
• Know flatbed versus wheel-lift. Flatbeds carry the whole vehicle and are safer for low, all-wheel-drive, electric or damaged cars. Wheel-lift trucks work for many standard short tows. Ask which truck is being sent.
• Check your coverage first. Your insurance, auto club or credit card may include roadside help at no cost. Check before you pay out of pocket, and ask whether the company bills insurers directly.
• Confirm who is coming. Ask for the company name, truck description and an arrival estimate. Be cautious of unsolicited tow trucks that show up at an accident scene or a parking lot.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does towing cost in Las Vegas?
A local tow commonly runs from roughly $75 to $150 for the hook-up plus about $3 to $7 per mile, and flatbed service, after-hours calls, winching or recovery from a ditch can add more. Jump-starts, lockouts, fuel delivery and tire changes are often flat-rate at roughly $50 to $120. Long-distance transport is priced by the mile. Ask for the total price, including hook-up, mileage and any fees, before the truck is dispatched.

How do you rate towing companies?
Our Customer Satisfaction rating looks at recent Google reviews, the overall star rating and review volume, and how easy the company is to reach. Companies with no reviews yet are listed at the bottom as unrated.

Do companies pay to be listed?
No. Every company is listed and rated the same way, free of charge.

I own an towing company. How do I update my listing?
Email index@summerlinpools.com or visit the For Towing & Roadside Assistance Companies page.