24/7 Dispatch
24 Hour Towing in Memphis, TN
Breakdowns do not keep business hours. Neither do we. Call any hour of any day and a Memphis tow truck is on the way.
Calling is fastest. A live dispatcher answers at any hour, nights, weekends and holidays.
Answered by a person
A live dispatcher, 24 hours a day, not an answering service.
Price before we roll
The full figure on the phone, not a surprise on arrival.
The right truck
Flatbed for AWD, EVs and lowered cars, because that is the only correct way.
Around-the-Clock Towing Across Memphis and Shelby County
Most Memphis towing calls do not happen at two in the afternoon. They happen at 2 a.m. on the I-240 loop, at closing time outside a Beale Street lot, or on a freezing Sunday morning when a battery that was fine yesterday will not turn over. Memphis Towing Now runs 24 hour towing precisely because that is when drivers actually need a truck.
Our phone is answered by a live dispatcher at every hour, not an answering service that takes a message and calls you back after sunrise. When you call, we confirm where you are, what you are driving, and where the vehicle needs to go, then send the nearest available truck and give you a realistic arrival window.
We cover the full Memphis metro: the interstate system (I-40, I-55, I-240 and I-269), the Poplar and Summer Avenue corridors, Lamar, Getwell, Elvis Presley Boulevard, Winchester, Shelby Drive, and the surface streets in between, plus Cordova, Germantown, Bartlett, Collierville, Millington, Southaven and West Memphis.
Why Overnight Towing Is Different
A tow at midnight is not the same job as a tow at noon. Visibility is worse, traffic moves faster, and a car sitting on the shoulder of I-40 near the Hernando de Soto Bridge is genuinely dangerous to everyone in it. Our overnight drivers work the scene accordingly: arrow board and beacons running before anyone steps out of the truck, cones set upstream, and the vehicle loaded from the traffic side only when it is safe to do so.
If you are waiting on a shoulder or a dark lot, stay belted in with the hazards on and doors locked until the truck arrives, unless there is smoke or fire. Our dispatcher will stay on the line with you if you would rather not wait alone.
- Live dispatcher 24/7, nights, weekends and holidays
- Light-duty and flatbed trucks for cars, SUVs and pickups
- Interstate and shoulder recovery on I-40, I-55, I-240 and I-269
- Price quoted on the phone before the truck is dispatched
- Drop-off to your shop, your home, a dealership or a body shop
When People Call Us at Night
After-hours breakdowns on the I-240 loop
Post-accident tows once police clear the scene
Dead batteries in cold snaps
Transmission and overheating failures
Locked-out drivers in downtown garages
Vehicles blocking a driveway or fire lane
How it works
STEP 1
Call
One number, answered live. Tell us the cross street, the mile marker or the parking lot.
STEP 2
Quote
We confirm vehicle, distance and destination, then give you the price before dispatch.
STEP 3
Dispatch
The nearest truck is assigned and you get a realistic arrival window.
STEP 4
Delivered
We load, secure and deliver to the shop, dealership or address you choose.
Need this now in Memphis?
A live dispatcher answers at any hour, and you get the price before the truck leaves.
Frequently asked questions
Do you really answer the phone at 3 a.m.?
Yes. Overnight calls go to a live dispatcher, not a voicemail box. Overnight is a large share of the towing work in Memphis, so it is staffed rather than covered by an after-hours message.
Is a middle-of-the-night tow more expensive?
Rates can differ between daytime and overnight or holiday calls, which is standard across the industry. What matters is that you are told the number on the phone, before the truck leaves, rather than discovering it when the driver arrives.
How long will I wait at night?
It depends on where you are and what else is running. A call from Midtown or East Memphis usually moves faster than one from the far end of Millington or Collierville. The dispatcher gives you an honest window rather than an optimistic one.
My car broke down on I-240. What should I do first?
Get as far onto the right shoulder as the vehicle will go, turn on your hazards, and stay inside with your seat belt fastened. Standing outside on an interstate shoulder is the single most dangerous thing you can do. Call us and stay put.
Can you tow to a shop that is closed?
Usually yes. Many Memphis repair shops accept after-hours drops in a secured lot or a marked overnight space. Tell us which shop and we will confirm what they allow before we deliver.
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Where we provide this service
Memphis, Shelby County, and across both state lines.