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Emergency Towing in Fairfield, CA

When your car dies on I-80 near the Cordelia Junction or won’t restart in a parking lot off Travis Boulevard, you don’t want a call center in another state. You want a truck that’s already in Solano County. We dispatch local operators 24 hours a day, and most calls in Fairfield, Suisun City, and Vacaville see a truck in about 25 minutes.

Every tow is handled by a licensed, insured local operator with flatbed and wheel-lift equipment. Whether you’re heading to a shop in Fairfield, your driveway in Vacaville, or a dealership in the Bay Area, you get a firm price before the truck rolls.

Call (707) 356-ROAD

24/7 dispatch Nights, weekends, holidays. Someone always answers.
Local trucks Operators based in Fairfield and Vacaville, not routed from Sacramento.
Up-front pricing Hook fee and per-mile rate quoted on the phone before dispatch.

The first five minutes after a breakdown in Fairfield

If anyone is hurt, or your car is stopped in a live lane of I-80, call 911 before anything else. CHP handles freeway incidents in Solano County, and on a busy stretch like the Cordelia Junction they can slow traffic behind you in a way no tow truck can.

If everyone is fine and the car is off the road, turn on your hazards, set the parking brake, and get out on the side away from traffic if you can do it safely. On the freeway, the safest place to wait is usually behind the guardrail or well up the embankment, not in the car and never between your car and the lane.

What to tell dispatch so the right truck shows up

Four details save the most time: where you are, which direction you were heading, what you drive, and where the car needs to go. On I-80, the last exit you passed (Air Base Parkway, Travis Boulevard, West Texas Street, Green Valley Road) pins you down faster than a street address, and eastbound or westbound matters because crossing the median is not an option.

Mention anything that changes the equipment: all-wheel drive, an EV, a lowered car, a wheel that will not turn, or a car that will not go into neutral. Those calls need a flatbed or skates, and knowing up front means one truck does the job instead of two.

Where your car goes after an emergency tow

You choose the destination: your driveway, your regular shop, a dealer, or a body shop your insurer recommends. If it is the middle of the night and the shop is closed, ask whether the car can be dropped after hours or held until morning, and get any storage charge in that same quote.

After a collision, call your insurance company early. Many policies cover the tow, and some will point you to a shop that bills them directly. A car that sits in a storage yard collects a fee every day, so moving it to its final stop quickly is the simplest way to keep an accident from getting more expensive.

Why call us

The difference on a bad night

Answered by a person, 24/7

Not a voicemail box and not an out-of-state call center. A live dispatcher, any hour of the night.

One firm price up front

Hook fee plus mileage, quoted before the truck rolls. The number on the phone is the number you pay.

Often faster than a roadside club

When AAA quotes an hour on a busy night, a local operator staged near the Junction is usually closer.

Local Solano County operators

Licensed, insured trucks based here, not routed in from Sacramento or the East Bay.

Questions we get about emergency towing

How fast can a tow truck reach me in Fairfield?

Most calls inside Fairfield, Suisun City, and Cordelia see a truck in 20 to 30 minutes. Rush hour at the I-80/I-680 interchange can add a few minutes.

Can you tow my car if I was in an accident?

Yes. If CHP is on scene and has already called a rotation tow, that truck takes the vehicle. Otherwise, call us and we’ll dispatch directly to you.

Do you tow at night?

Around the clock. A large share of our calls come between 10pm and 4am, when many local yards stop answering.

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