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(604) 449-4915

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One phone call for every tow truck and roadside need across Vancouver

From a dead battery in a parkade to a semi-truck rollover on Highway 1, Vancouver Tow Truck operates a single dispatch line serving Vancouver, Burnaby, Richmond, Surrey and North Vancouver. Twenty-two services, one number, operators standing by around the clock.

  • Operators answer 24/7
  • No quote fee, no hidden charges
  • Serves 6 cities from one line

When Standard Won't Work

Class 8 trucks, motorhomes and rolled rigs need heavy-duty wrecker recovery.

A standard wheel-lift tow truck cannot handle a loaded grain hauler, a Class A motorhome with slide-outs, or a fifth-wheel trailer on its side. These jobs require rotators, heavy wreckers and operators trained in load management, air-brake systems and highway clearance protocols. Vancouver Tow Truck's heavy-duty network covers Highway 1 eastbound and westbound, Highway 99 north and south, Highway 91, the Trans-Canada corridor, and secondary routes through the Lower Mainland.

When you call with a heavy-duty situation, the operator asks for vehicle make, axle count, GVWR, cargo type and what went wrong. That information routes the right wrecker to your location. Before any hook-up, you get a cost estimate and arrival window. Pricing for heavy-duty work typically ranges from $150 to $300 for the initial hook-up, plus $4 to $8 per kilometre depending on equipment and road conditions. After-hours calls between 10 PM and 6 AM carry a surcharge of $20 to $50, stated upfront.

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The Call-to-Arrival Flow

What happens when you phone Vancouver Tow Truck.

  1. Operator picks up

    Live person answers. You share your location, vehicle details, and what's broken or stuck.

  2. Quote and timeline

    Operator confirms the service type, gives you a price range and tells you when a rig will arrive.

  3. Rig en route

    The closest unit with the right equipment is sent to your location. You can wait in your car or a safe spot.

  4. Service and payment

    Operator hooks up, tows, boosts, unlocks or winches. You pay on-site and get a receipt.

All 22 Services

Browse the full towing and roadside menu.

Standard wheel-lift for sedans, flatbed for EVs and luxury cars, medium-duty for box trucks, heavy-duty for semis and RVs, plus roadside boosts, lockouts, tire changes, fuel delivery and winch recovery. Every service runs 24/7 across Vancouver and five surrounding cities.

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Standard Towing

Cars, SUVs, light trucks across Vancouver and surrounding cities.

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Flatbed Towing

Frame-safe transport for AWD, low-clearance, luxury or damaged vehicles.

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Medium-Duty Towing

Box trucks, cargo vans and step-vans up to 17,000 lbs.

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Heavy-Duty Towing

Semi trucks, RVs, motorhomes and commercial vehicle recovery.

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Truck and Semi Towing

Tractor-trailer recovery with rotator and lowboy equipment.

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Commercial and Fleet

Fleet management, contract billing and priority dispatch for B2B.

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Accident Recovery

Post-collision towing, insurance and police coordination.

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Wrecker Service

Heavy wrecker and rotator recovery for major incidents.

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Long-Distance Towing

Inter-city, multi-province transport with route planning.

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Local Towing

Short-distance moves inside the Vancouver core, hourly rates available.

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Motorcycle Towing

Specialised equipment for safe motorcycle and dirt-bike transport.

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RV and Motorhome

Travel trailer, fifth-wheel and motorhome breakdown recovery.

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Boat Towing

Boat-on-trailer transport, marina pickups and ramp-side assistance.

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Exotic and Classic

Soft-strap flatbed transport for high-value and lowered vehicles.

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EV and Tesla

Flatbed-only transport for electric vehicles and Teslas.

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Junk and Scrap Car

End-of-life vehicle removal with cash for scrap on most makes.

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24/7 Emergency

Priority response for collisions, breakdowns and roadside emergencies.

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Battery Boost

Mobile jump start when the car will not start.

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Flat Tire Service

Roadside spare-tire installation or tow to a tire shop.

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Car Lockout

Vehicle unlock when keys are locked inside.

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Fuel Delivery

Emergency gas, diesel or DEF delivery if the tank runs dry.

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Winch and Recovery

Snow extraction, ditch recovery, off-road pull-outs.

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Common Questions

Towing and roadside FAQ for Vancouver drivers.

Service types, equipment matching, round-the-clock availability, routing across the region and pricing structure.

Vancouver Tow Truck connects drivers with operators across the full towing range: standard wheel-lift, flatbed, medium-duty, heavy-duty for semi trucks and RVs, plus specialty service for motorcycles, boats, EVs, exotic and classic vehicles, accident recovery and 24/7 emergency dispatch.
Wheel-lift handles most cars and light trucks. Flatbed is mandatory for AWD, EVs, lowered or low-clearance vehicles. Medium-duty covers box trucks and step-vans up to 17,000 lbs. Heavy-duty handles Class 7 and 8 trucks, full-size RVs and motorhomes. The operator matches the right rig once you describe vehicle, weight and what failed.
Yes. Towing, roadside (battery boost, fuel delivery, lockout, flat tire and winch recovery) and emergency response run around the clock. After-hours surcharge of $20 to $50 may apply between 10 PM and 6 AM, confirmed by the operator before any rig rolls.
A live operator answers (604) 449-4915 for every call from Vancouver and Vancouver, Burnaby, Richmond, Surrey and North Vancouver. Closest-unit routing balances response time against equipment match, a heavy-duty call gets the right rig even if a closer wheel-lift would arrive first.
Yes. Every surrounding city has the full service catalog, towing, roadside, accident, heavy-duty, running on the same dispatch line. Pricing typically runs $80 to $150 hook-up plus $3 to $6 per kilometre with conditions and time-of-day variation, confirmed before the tow begins.

Driver feedback

What Vancouver drivers report.

★★★★★ 4.8 · 124 reviews on Google
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★★★★★

Transmission failed on a busy arterial during rush hour. Flatbed rig showed up in 32 minutes and transported my Honda to the shop without any additional damage.

L. M.
Vancouver
★★★★★

Grain truck broke down during harvest season on a highway. Heavy-duty wrecker arrived within an hour and got us to the diesel mechanic without losing the load.

T. K.
North Vancouver
★★★★★

Tesla's 12V battery died in my driveway at minus-twenty. EV-trained tech arrived in 50 minutes total and got the car running again without any issues.

B. F.
Burnaby
★★★★★

Keys locked in the SUV with kids inside at a shopping mall. Non-destructive unlock tech arrived in under 30 minutes and opened the door without any damage.

D. C.
Vancouver

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Ready to roll

Need a tow truck or roadside help? Call (604) 449-4915.

Broken-down sedan, EV needing a flatbed, motorhome stuck on a hill, battery dead in a parkade, keys locked in a car, tire blown on the highway, out of fuel, or vehicle stuck in snow. One number reaches operators trained to handle every scenario. Pull off the road, turn on hazards, stand clear of traffic and call. Operators will confirm your location and send the right rig.

Free quote and arrival estimate before any work starts. Pricing depends on location, time of day and road conditions.