Emergency Towing Service in Nashville TN

Whenever you are in need of a quality, reliable and affordable towing company in Nashville TN, don’t hesitate to call us. We’ll provide you with 24-hour emergency and non-emergency towing and roadside assistance. Please click to call (615) 265-0717 and we’ll send a professional tow truck to move the vehicle safely.

Tell us the details about the disabled vehicle — where it is located, where it needs to go, its make and model, and whether it is a front-wheel drive or all-wheel drive vehicle. We’ll dispatch one or two tow trucks as needed and provide the best quote for the services requested.

Nashville Towing Co. covers all of Nashville and the surrounding Middle Tennessee region — including Brentwood, Franklin, Hendersonville, Mt. Juliet, Smyrna, Murfreesboro, Goodlettsville and Gallatin. One call, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

24/7 Towing & Roadside Services in Nashville

We provide a variety of towing services including long and short distance towing, flatbed towing, wheel-lift towing, flat tire changes, jump starts, fuel delivery, car lockout service, motorcycle towing, junk car towing, winching and winch-outs.

• Local & Long-Distance Towing
• Collision & Accident Towing
• Flatbed Tow Truck Service
• Motorcycle Towing
• Roadside Assistance
• Jump Start Service
• Flat Tire Change
• Vehicle Lockout
• Fuel & Gas Delivery
• Junk Car Removal
• Winch-Outs & Recovery
• Heavy-Duty Towing

We are available 24 hours a day and 7 days a week, making sure that roadside assistance is always available across Nashville and Middle Tennessee. When you call for pricing, you’ll receive fair and competitive tow truck pricing — the costs are set to suit the needs of Tennessee road travelers.

For the fastest service, call (615) 265-0717. A tow truck can be on the way in minutes.

Towing Service Across Nashville & Surrounding Areas

Nashville Towing Co. provides 24-hour tow truck service to all of Nashville and the wider Middle Tennessee region. Whether you’re stranded on a downtown street, broken down on a highway shoulder, or need a tow from a suburban driveway, call (615) 265-0717.

Nashville Neighborhoods Served

Surrounding Middle Tennessee Cities

Counties Served

Davidson County, Williamson County, Sumner County, Wilson County, Rutherford County, Cheatham County and Robertson County — the full Nashville metropolitan area.

Major Highways & Interstates

Tow truck service on I-40, I-65, I-24, I-440, SR-840, SR-155 (Briley Parkway), US-31, US-41, US-70 and US-431. For interstate breakdowns or accidents, call 911 first if anyone is injured, then call (615) 265-0717 for towing.

What To Do If Your Vehicle Breaks Down

In the unfortunate case of a motor vehicle breakdown or accident, please remain inside the vehicle if it is stuck at a busy intersection or on a highway. Stay seated with your seat belt fastened until help has arrived and until the car or truck can be safely moved out of the flow of traffic. If possible, transfer the vehicle to the right shoulder of the road in case of a tire blowout.

It is very dangerous to exit a vehicle to assess damage or change a tire on the side of a busy road. Make sure the vehicle is safely out of the flow of traffic before attempting to get out. We also offer lockout services if your keys have been locked inside the car or truck. Call (615) 265-0717 for 24-hour service in Nashville TN.

Vehicles Blocking Driveways or Roads

We also tow vehicles blocking garages or driveways. If a car or truck is blocking other vehicles or obstructing public traffic, the first step is to call the police to issue a ticket. Once the vehicle has been ticketed, a tow truck can be dispatched immediately to remove it.

Overheating Vehicles

When a vehicle is overheating, pull over immediately and turn the engine off. Allow the vehicle to cool down completely before doing anything else. Do not attempt repairs or remove any caps on the engine while the engine is still hot. Performing repairs and taking off the radiator cap while the vehicle is still running could cause serious burns. It is safe to add antifreeze to the radiator once the engine has fully cooled.

General Driving Safety

Always practice safety and caution while driving. Avoid texting or drinking and driving. As a driver, you are responsible for your safety and the safety of your passengers. A review of vehicle accidents in the United States found that more than 33% are caused by drivers being impaired or distracted by phones. Take precautions and ensure maximum safety for everyone on the road.