24/7 Emergency Towing
Breakdowns, dead engines and no-starts, any hour, anywhere in Ontario.
After a collision you have enough to deal with. We clear the vehicle safely and take it where you decide.

In Ontario, you decide where your vehicle is towed unless police direct otherwise. That can be your own body shop, your dealer, your insurer's facility or your home. We follow your instructions and don't steer you to a shop.
If nobody is hurt and police send you to a Collision Reporting Centre, we can take your vehicle there first and then on to the shop. You get an itemized invoice to hand to your insurance company.
Step by step
A tow operator needs your consent before towing, must tell you the price, and must give you an itemized invoice. You don't have to use a shop the tow driver suggests.
Read more in our guide to towing after an accident in Ontario.
Keep the invoice and the name of the tow company for your insurer. Many insurers reimburse towing, depending on your policy.
You choose: your mechanic, dealer, body shop, insurer's facility or home. The only exception is when police direct the tow.
Take your wallet, phone, keys and anything valuable with you. If you forget something, call us and we'll arrange a time to collect it.
You get an itemized invoice you can submit to your insurer. Many policies and roadside plans reimburse towing.
Cash, debit, credit card, mobile pay and cheque. Credit cards are always accepted, as Ontario law requires.
No. Ontario law lets you choose where your vehicle goes, unless police direct the tow.
Call police if anyone is injured or if the damage looks to be over $2,000. In Toronto, minor collisions are usually reported at a Collision Reporting Centre.
Yes. You choose the shop.
Available 24 hours a day in every area we serve.
Breakdowns, dead engines and no-starts, any hour, anywhere in Ontario.
Cars, SUVs, minivans and pickups, towed by wheel-lift or flatbed.
All four wheels off the road for AWD, EVs, luxury and lowered cars.
Every kind of low clearance: condo, office and public garages.
Porsche, Tesla and every other EV on a flatbed, local or long distance.
Teslas that won't shift to neutral, moved on specialized dollies or flatbed.