Emergency Towing in Edinburg TX
Driving can be a good day right up until the vehicle won't move. If you're stranded anywhere from the UTRGV main campus to the highway shoulder, we're here around the clock to get you and your vehicle somewhere safe.
Call now and we'll get a truck headed your way
Tell us what happened and where you are — we'll get a truck rolling.
We'll be in touch shortly.
Please call us at (956) 670-2835.
KNOW THE MOMENT
When Should You Call?
Call when the vehicle can't be driven safely — or you don't feel comfortable trying. A flat you can't change, a dead battery, engine trouble, an accident, or any situation where you're stuck. We'll ask a few quick questions, confirm your location, and send the right truck.
If it's something our crew can handle on the spot, we will — that's what our roadside assistance service is for. If not, we tow you to a safe location or the destination you choose.
THE BENEFITS
What You Get From Our Emergency Service
Problems get worse the longer you sit on a roadside — especially at night, and especially when summer heat-index readings of 103–111°F turn a parked car into an oven. We treat these calls with urgency and keep the process simple: basics first, right truck second, safe loading third.
Emergencies don't schedule themselves, which is why dispatch runs 24 hours a day on US-281/I-69C and SH-107 (University Drive) and every street in between. And because our operators are licensed through the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR), the tow that shows up is accountable to a real standard, not a guess.
When storms roll through — and hurricane season runs June 1 through November 30 here — flooded low spots and debris turn ordinary drives into recovery jobs. We plan staffing around the seasons that strand the most drivers.
STRAIGHT TALK
The Pros, Weighed Honestly
Quick response
Dispatch starts the moment your location is confirmed — no waiting queue, no callback roulette.
Peace of mind
Knowing help is rolling changes the whole situation, on a busy highway or a back road.
Damage avoided
A vehicle in a bad spot gets worse; moving it safely heads off the bigger bill.
Professional handling
Right equipment, experienced hands, and a load-out done properly the first time.
FAQ
Emergency Towing FAQs
Can you tow my car after an accident?
Yes — accident recovery is a core part of what we do across the Hidalgo County seat. Once police clear the scene, we load the vehicle carefully, flatbed if the damage calls for it, and deliver it to the repair shop, your home, or the salvage destination you choose.
What's the difference between flatbed and wheel-lift towing?
A wheel-lift tows with two wheels rolling; a flatbed carries the whole vehicle on the bed. Damaged, low-clearance, and all-wheel-drive vehicles almost always ride the flatbed — see our flatbed towing page for when each makes sense.
Do you really answer at 3 a.m. in Edinburg?
Yes. Dispatch is staffed around the clock, every day, because a breakdown on US-281/I-69C and SH-107 (University Drive) at night is exactly the call that can't wait for business hours. You'll talk to a person, give three quick details, and a truck starts rolling.
AROUND THE CLOCK
Emergency Towing in Edinburg, TX — Any Hour
After the tow, the job isn't done until the vehicle is where it belongs and you know what happens next. We confirm the destination before we roll — repair shop, your home, or a storage decision you haven't made yet — and we'll keep the plan simple while you make calls from the passenger seat. Texas law requires every tow to be performed in a safe and competent manner (16 TAC §86.715), and that standard covers the drop-off as much as the pickup.
Night and weekend calls get the same treatment as a Tuesday afternoon. The dispatcher who answers at 3 a.m. runs the same three questions, the same equipment match, and the same clear pricing before work starts. Emergencies flatten schedules; the process is what keeps a bad night from getting worse.
STAY SAFE
Before the Truck Arrives
The minutes between calling and the truck arriving matter. Get the vehicle as far off the travel lane as it will roll, set hazards, and stay buckled inside unless staying put is the greater danger. At night, resist the urge to stand behind the car where approaching drivers can't judge distance. If anyone is hurt, call 911 first — we coordinate around police and EMS at accident scenes routinely, and the tow will keep.
Have three things ready when we call back: your precise location or nearest cross street, what you're driving, and where the vehicle should end up. That's the entire checklist. Everything else — equipment, route, loading, paperwork — is our job, and it starts rolling the moment you hang up.
Call now and we'll get a truck headed your way
Stuck right now? Call — we'll get the basics and get a truck headed your way.