Towing in Tulsa, OK
Stranded on I-44, the BA, or a side street in Midtown? Here is what a Tulsa tow should cost, how long it should take, and what to settle before the truck rolls.
Contact- Interstate, expressway, and side-street recoveries
- Straight answers on price before the truck rolls
- A real ETA, not a guess
- Light-duty cars to full-size pickups
Services Covered
Emergency Towing
Broken down on the highway or a busy road. Car will not start and needs to get to a shop.
Learn moreRoadside Assistance
Dead battery that needs a jump. Flat tire and the spare is buried or missing.
Learn moreCar Lockout Service
Keys locked inside the car. Keys locked in the trunk.
Learn moreFlatbed Towing
AWD or 4x4 that cannot be towed on two wheels. Lowered or modified car with no clearance.
Learn moreAccident Recovery
Collision and the car is not drivable. Vehicle in a ditch or off an embankment.
Learn moreTulsa metro towing calls fall into five kinds, and each has a page here with the price range and the process. A breakdown on I-44 or the BA is emergency towing; a dead battery or a flat that a curb fix solves is roadside assistance. Keys locked inside is car lockout service, cheaper than either. Learn more about flatbed towing for AWD and classics, and accident recovery for who chooses the body shop after a wreck - it is you.
How It Works
- Call with your location. A cross street, mile marker, or dropped pin is all the dispatcher needs.
- Get a price and a real ETA. Quoted up front on the phone. No surprises at the hook.
- Get moving again. Tow to the shop of your choice, your home, or wherever the vehicle needs to go.
Transparent Repair Pricing
| Service | Typical Cost |
|---|---|
| Local tow (in-metro) | $75 - $125 |
| Flatbed tow (local) | $95 - $150 |
| Jump start | $40 - $75 |
| Car lockout | $40 - $75 |
| Tire change (your spare) | $40 - $75 |
| Fuel delivery | $40 - $60 plus fuel |
| Winch-out recovery | $75 - $250 |
Local tows in the Tulsa metro typically start around $75 to $125 depending on distance and vehicle. Jump starts, lockouts, and tire changes run less. You get the price on the phone before the truck is dispatched, and it does not change when it arrives.
Stuck in Tulsa? The quote should land before the hook does.
ContactServing the Tulsa Area
Coverage runs the whole metro - downtown, out by the airport, or south past 111th Street. I-44, US-75, US-169, and the Creek Turnpike are all covered.
Frequently Asked Questions
How fast can a tow truck reach me in Tulsa?
The nearest available truck gets dispatched the moment your location lands, and you hear a live ETA on that same call - an honest estimate for that hour and that spot, not a canned number.
How much does a tow cost in Tulsa?
Most local tows run $75 to $125 depending on distance and vehicle type. Roadside services like jump starts and lockouts cost less. You get the exact price before the truck is dispatched.
Do you tow at night and on holidays?
Towing is a round-the-clock trade by nature - breakdowns do not pick business hours. Night, weekend, and holiday calls follow the same pricing rules as any other.
Can you tow my car to any shop I want?
Yes. Your vehicle goes to the destination you choose: your mechanic, the dealership, a body shop, or your driveway.
Will my insurance cover the tow?
Many policies include towing or roadside coverage. You will get an itemized receipt that works for reimbursement claims, and some motor clubs can be billed directly. Check your policy or ask when you call.
What information should I have ready when I call?
Your location (cross street, mile marker, or a dropped pin), the vehicle make and model, and what happened. That is enough for an accurate price and ETA.