Broken down, wrecked, stuck or locked out — we dispatch from inside the county, not from across the river. One call, any hour, any day of the year.
Stranded? Calling is faster — we answer 24/7.
St. Charles County sits on the far side of the Missouri River from St. Louis, and almost everything crossing between the two funnels over the Blanchette Bridge — I-70 over the river, roughly 165,000 vehicles a day, the busiest bridge in the region. When you call a tow company based in St. Louis County, that bridge is between you and your truck. At 5pm on a Friday that is not a small detail.
We are based at 1890 1st Capitol Dr. #553 in St. Charles. Our trucks start on this side of the river and stay on this side of the river. That is most of the reason we can give you a realistic arrival time instead of a hopeful one.
Two halves. Towing — when the vehicle cannot or should not be driven. And roadside assistance — the problems where, if we can get you moving again, we will, because a jump start is cheaper for you than a tow.
If you are on a highway shoulder, call before you do anything else. Get out on the non-traffic side, put the hazards on, and get well back from the road if there is somewhere safe to stand. Then call (636) 466-8097 with the highway, your direction of travel, and the last exit or mile marker you passed.
Fourteen services, one phone number, twenty-four hours a day.
Classics, low-clearance, and anything you would rather not hand to just anyone.
More →Most breakdowns do not happen in driveways. They happen at seventy miles an hour, and finding you depends on knowing the road. Here is where we run.
The main east-west artery through the county, and where most of our highway calls come from.
Response info →Through Weldon Spring, Lake Saint Louis and Wentzville along the southern edge.
Response info →The Page Avenue Extension between St. Charles County and west St. Louis County.
Response info →A person answers, at any hour. Tell us where you are and what the vehicle is doing. If you are on a highway, the last exit or mile marker is enough.
Before a truck rolls, you get a price. Free, and no surprises bolted on at the tow yard afterwards.
A tow, a winch-out and a motorcycle are three different jobs. We send the equipment the job actually needs.
On a highway that is the priority before anything else. Everything else can be sorted somewhere safe.
An itemized receipt, as Missouri law requires. If an insurer is involved, that paperwork is what they will want.
From Historic Main Street out to Augusta, and every exit in between.
Our home city — Historic Main Street, Frontier Park, and the 1st Capitol corridor.
St. Charles towing →Mid Rivers Mall Drive, Jungermann, and the I-70 stretch through the middle of the county.
St. Peters towing →The largest city in the county, spread across Hwy K, Bryan Road and I-64.
O'Fallon towing →Off I-64 at Lake Saint Louis Boulevard and the Meadows.
Lake Saint Louis towing →Between O'Fallon and Lake Saint Louis on Hwy N and Post Road.
Dardenne Prairie towing →Most people first learn how towing works at the worst possible moment. Worth knowing in advance: under Missouri Revised Statute 304.154, a towing company may charge a one-time tow fee plus daily storage, but it has to post its rates, keep regular business hours, let you retrieve personal belongings from the vehicle, and give you an itemized bill in writing.
Two details catch people out. Storage accrues daily, including partial days — a car towed at 11pm has already run up a full day by midnight. And if police place an evidence hold on the vehicle you cannot collect it until they release it, while storage may keep accruing.
We would rather you knew all of that than found out the expensive way. The full breakdown is here.
One number, twenty-four hours a day, dispatched from this side of the river.
Call (636) 466-8097 Request a Tow