Downtown Memphis · Memphis metro
Towing in Downtown Memphis, TN
Beale Street to the riverfront, South Main to the Medical District, tow trucks dispatched to downtown around the clock.
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Covering Downtown Memphis
ZIP codes 38103, 38105, 38126.
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Nights, weekends and holidays included.
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Local towing and roadside assistance in Downtown Memphis
Downtown towing is its own problem. The vehicles are in parking structures with low clearance bars, in event-night congestion around FedExForum and AutoZone Park, on one-way grids where you cannot simply turn around, and on streets where the trolley line and the traffic share the same space. A truck that works fine in a suburban driveway cannot always get to a car on level four of a downtown garage.
We dispatch to the whole downtown core, the South Main Arts District, the Beale Street entertainment blocks, the Medical District around the hospitals and the university campuses, the riverfront and Riverside Drive, Mud Island, the Pinch District up by the Pyramid, and the office towers along Front, Main and Second.
Parking structure height is the question we ask first. Standard garage clearances frequently will not admit a flatbed, so for a car on an upper deck we may need to send a wheel-lift or move the vehicle out to street level before loading. Tell us the garage and the level when you call and we will bring the right truck rather than discovering the problem on arrival.
Event Nights, Bridges and Garages
Downtown has two rhythms and they need different handling. On an ordinary weekday the constraint is access, loading zones, one-way streets and garages. On an event night, when a Grizzlies game or a Beale Street weekend empties several thousand people onto the same blocks at the same time, the constraint is simply movement, and arrival windows stretch for everyone.
The bridge approaches are the other downtown specialty. A breakdown on the ramps to the Hernando de Soto Bridge or the Memphis-Arkansas Bridge is an interstate shoulder situation with nowhere to go and fast-moving traffic behind, and it is treated as an emergency dispatch rather than a routine call. If that is you, stay belted inside the vehicle with the hazards on.
- Low-clearance trucks for downtown parking structures
- Event-night dispatch around FedExForum and AutoZone Park
- Medical District and hospital campus response
- I-40 and I-55 interchange and bridge-approach recovery
- Riverside Drive, Front Street and the South Main grid
Landmarks we cover
Beale Street
FedExForum
AutoZone Park
South Main Arts District
Bass Pro at the Pyramid
Mud Island River Park
Our services in Downtown Memphis
Every service we run is available across Downtown Memphis. These are the ones people call for most.
Roads we work in Downtown Memphis
We dispatch to I-40, I-55, Riverside Drive, Union Avenue, Poplar Avenue, Front Street, Danny Thomas Boulevard and the approaches to the Hernando de Soto and Memphis-Arkansas bridges, along with the residential streets, car parks and business lots throughout Downtown Memphis and the surrounding area.
When you call, give us a cross street, an exit number or a nearby landmark rather than just a road name, the main corridors here run for miles, and a reference point is the difference between a driver finding you immediately and circling for fifteen minutes.
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Towing in Downtown Memphis, common questions
Can a tow truck reach my car in a downtown parking garage?
Usually, but it depends on the clearance. Many downtown structures have height bars that a flatbed cannot pass. Tell us the garage name and the level and we will send a truck that fits, which sometimes means a wheel-lift rather than a flatbed.
How long is the wait downtown on an event night?
Longer than usual, for the same reason your own drive takes longer, the streets around the arena and Beale are congested and the one-way grid limits the approach. The dispatcher will give you an honest window rather than the usual one.
My car broke down on the bridge approach. What do I do?
Stay in the vehicle with your seat belt on and hazards flashing, and call us straight away. Bridge and ramp approaches are dangerous places to stand, and we treat them as priority dispatch.