Tow truck and services

Tow trucks, roadside help and intercity transport - find the number and call directly, no middlemen.

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Calling a tow truck - what to say so the right truck comes

The car stopped on the road - in this section you quickly find who to call: tow trucks, crane loaders, intercity transport and roadside assistance. You call the operator or driver directly from the listing - the main time-saver in a situation like this.

What to tell the dispatcher

The call works best when you have answers ready:

  • Exact location and destination - where the car goes from and to
  • The car's condition - accident or breakdown, whether the wheels turn and the steering works
  • Car type and driven wheels - 4x4s, EVs and lowered cars need a flatbed
  • The setting - underground parking, a narrow yard or the highway: it decides which truck comes

Before the tow - sometimes on-site help is enough

Not every stop needs transport: a dead battery is solved by a jump start service, an empty tank by fuel delivery, and a minor fault by mobile technical help. This route is often both faster and cheaper - describe the symptom and the operator will suggest the right option.

Long-distance transport

Moving a car to another city - bought at auction, sold, or headed to a workshop - is its own direction: an intercity tow truck is planned in advance and the route is agreed on the call. The price depends on distance, car type and loading conditions - fix the exact amount during the call to rule out misunderstandings.

Frequently asked questions

No - leaving the wheels of an all-wheel-drive car on the ground damages the transmission. Such a car needs a flatbed with all four wheels up; the same goes for most EVs.