Local Towing
Point-to-point towing within Miami-Dade for everyday breakdowns and relocations.
Best for short-distance moves within the county.
Towing Services Built Around Your Vehicle and Situation
Every tow starts with a few key details: where your vehicle is, its condition, and where it needs to go.
Browse the towing options below, or use the service selector on the homepage to get a request started in a few taps.
Towing Options for Different Situations
The appropriate towing method depends on the vehicle, its condition, its location, and the destination.
Flatbed Towing
The vehicle rests fully on a flat platform for transport, with no wheels touching the road.
Often considered for lower vehicles, longer distances, or vehicles that cannot roll.
Wheel-Lift Towing
A hydraulic yoke lifts either the front or rear wheels off the ground for towing.
Often considered for shorter distances when the vehicle can roll safely.
Dolly Towing
Small wheeled platforms (dollies) are placed under one axle so it can be towed safely.
Sometimes used for all-wheel-drive vehicles or when an axle should not turn during transport.
Vehicle Transport
Planned, non-emergency transport of a vehicle between two locations.
Useful for dealership moves, storage relocations, or vehicles that are simply not being driven.
Accident Recovery
Towing support after a collision, coordinated with care around vehicle condition.
For vehicles that were in a collision and may not be safe to drive.
SUV Towing
Towing support sized for SUVs and crossovers.
For SUVs and crossovers within our supported size range.
Parking-Garage Towing
Vehicle pickups from parking garages and structures with height or space limits.
For vehicles parked inside garages, structures, or tight spaces.
We Buy Junk Cars
Sell a non-running, damaged, or unwanted vehicle for cash, with pickup included.
For vehicles you'd rather sell than repair or keep.
Understanding Your Towing Options
A short comparison of the equipment our dispatcher may consider for your vehicle.
Flatbed
- What it does
- Carries the whole vehicle on a level platform, wheels off the ground.
- When it may be appropriate
- Lower vehicles, longer distances, or vehicles that cannot roll.
- What to tell us
- Ground clearance, whether it shifts into neutral, and overall condition.
Wheel-Lift
- What it does
- A hydraulic yoke lifts one axle; the other axle rolls along the road.
- When it may be appropriate
- Shorter distances when the towed axle can roll safely.
- What to tell us
- Drivetrain type and whether all wheels turn freely.
Dollies
- What it does
- Small wheeled platforms go under the non-lifted axle so it doesn't turn.
- When it may be appropriate
- All-wheel-drive or four-wheel-drive vehicles.
- What to tell us
- Drivetrain (FWD, RWD, AWD, or 4WD).
Our dispatcher can evaluate the information you provide and determine what towing option may be appropriate.
Frequently Asked Questions
Call or text us with your location, vehicle information, and what happened. You can also use the short request form on this site to send the same details.
Your exact location, the vehicle's year, make, and model, its condition, whether it can roll, and where it needs to go.
Flatbed towing is one of the options our dispatcher can discuss with you, depending on the vehicle and situation.
Dollies may be considered for all-wheel-drive or four-wheel-drive vehicles, where an axle shouldn't roll freely during transport.
Locked wheels are exactly the kind of detail to share when you call or text — it directly affects which towing method may be appropriate.
Share the garage's entrance height and the vehicle's level and space number so our dispatcher can evaluate what equipment can reach it.
Tell Us Where Your Vehicle Is
Call or text with the pickup location, vehicle information, condition, and destination.
(786) 244-8279