Waco Towing company offers cheap towing rates and Roadside service.  We are ready to get you out of a jam fast.  
If you are visiting our towing service website you must be in need of help now. We are sorry that you need a vehicle Towing or wrecker service.  But we are ready and able to help you right now.
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We do not tow cars from no parking zones.  We do not tow cars to impound lots.  If your car or truck was towed away without your permission it was not us.  Waco Towing Pros only tows cars when you call us and ask to be towed.

Car Towing service in Waco, Texas

When you need a fast, reliable, wrecker service Waco towing is close by and always ready to help you. Our tow trucks and towing service mechanics will fix or change a flat tire, or they can jump start your car, SUV, or pickup trucks battery, or if your battery is shot we will  install a new battery within minutes..  Did you run out of gas?  Waco car towing service will bring you whatever grade of fuel that your vehicle is thirsty for.
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Towing Company in Waco, TX

We understand that you have a choice in towing service companies.  Waco Towing will work harder to earn your trust and business and be your first choice whenever you need a towing service , or a wrecker service. 

Wrecker Service in Waco, TX

​Whether you just need a jump start or a Wrecker service we are ready to help.  Vehicle breakdowns come unexpectedly but you can always expect Waco Towing to come to the rescue with experienced help carrying  the proper tools to tow your car, SUV, or pickup safely to your favorite mechanic or dealership or home if that is where you want your vehicle.
Waco Towing agrees that every stranded driver is entitled to fast, affordable, friendly, and reliable towing services and roadside service.  ​
​Look for Waco Towing Service whenever you search on Google for "Towing Service Near Me" in the Waco, Texas. ​

Vehicle Lockout Service

Did you lock yourself out of your car or truck?  Or did your vehicle lock you out because the keyless entry system is not working?  Or maybe the battery in your keyless entry  key fob is dead?   The Waco roadside service lockout team will fix any of these vehicle lockout situations so you can be on your way fast. ​
​If you are stuck in your driveway or inside your garage, don't worry, it happens to the best of us.  We will come get you out of trouble there too.

Vehicle Battery jump start

​Did you know that last year over 1 million car batteries were sold by roadside service mobile service trucks that carry a wide assortment of automobile batteries?  The majority of roadside service calls are for a car battery jump-start, fuel delivery, vehicle lockout service, and flat tire changes.

Vehicle Battery sales & installation

Waco Towing has a mobile roadside service that will deliver and install a new battery in your vehicle so you won't have to worry about getting a jump-start anymore.

Flat Tire service

Waco Towing exists to help stranded motorists in the Waco, Woodway, Hewitt, Robinson, Bellmead, and McGregor areas.  When you need help on an interstate I-35 , highway 6, highway 84 , the 340 Loop, or any local road in Waco, we be to you in a hurry to provide cheap, safe, and dependable towing. ​

Why you should choose Waco Towing

Waco towing service has the light and heavy duty tow trucks to handle any type of vehicles.  We will safely tow or provide roadside service for luxury cars, Electric vehicles, and sports cars and Exotic cars with very low ground clearance.  We will  tow your prized classic, antique, or collector car.  We can also tow RVs and motorcycles.
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Have a show car that decided to give up on you Waco towing can even tow or transported your precious classic car safely on one of our flat bed tow trucks.  The team at Waco towing service are enthusiast too.  We share your love for cars and we understand your concern that not just anyone can touch your special car.  We appreciate that you require your luxury, classic collector show car, or expensive foreign exotic car to be handled very carefully and with attention to details.  Next time you need a towing service Waco Towing would like the opportunity to earn your business and show you why Waco towing service is the best in Waco and even in central Texas.  Waco tow truck service and roadside service values customer relationships.  We want to hook you as a repeat customer for all of your towing and roadside assistance needs.

​Call Waco towing to schedule one of our professional tow truck drivers.  Our towing service drivers are always prompt and courteous.   Waco tow truck service has cheap towing prices but our roadside service technicians and tow truck drivers are expert and experienced towing service operators.  We pride ourselves on careful damage free towing.  Whether you are a local Wacoan or a visitor just passing through you can't go wrong with Waco towing service.  If you have car trouble or a vehicle breakdown, or an accident on I-35 or a local road, and you need help quickly,  you can count on Waco towing for affordable dependable towing and roadside service.

Remember, even If your vehicle is a luxury car, or an exotic, a classic or antique car, Waco roadside service and towing service will take could care of your car and give you peace of mind.

Safety Procedures you should know

When your car, SUV, or pickup breaks down leaving you know choice but to coast to the side of the road, following these safety procedures while you wait for Waco towing service to arrive.

Signal to other drivers so that they know you want to pull over to the side of the road.  Then  immediately turn on your emergency hazard flashing lights. Pull over off the road on to the shoulder if there is one as far as you can.  You want to be out of the way of traffic. 

Once you are off to the side of the road you want to make sure your vehicle is as visible to other cars as possible.  Your road hazard emergency flasher should already be on but as an added precaution raise the hood of your car.  This will help improve the visibility of your car to other drivers and let them and roadside service know that your vehicle is disabled, and you need help.

Follow these precautions even if the road is not very busy.  There have been many accidents and even deaths because a distracted driver wasn't paying attention and hit a disable vehicle even on the side of the road.  The flashing hazard lights are an important safety feature on all vehicles.

Even though every vehicle has an emergency hazard lights switch or button, you may have never paid much attention to where it is located in your vehicle.   

If you have never used the emergency hazard lights in your car test them out ahead of time before you need them so you know where they are and can find them quickly and so that you know they work. 

The emergency hazard flasher lights button is usually located on your center console where you are supposed to be able to easily see it and get to it.  Look for an orange button with the picture of a triangle on it or it might be just a black or grey button with a red triangle on it.

Everyone has accidently hit the emergency hazard flasher lights button while reaching for something else in the vehicle.  So mostly likely you already know where it is.

If your car ever breaks down on you want to know where the button without even thinking about it so you can keep your eyes on the road.  The flasher will alert other drivers that your vehicle is disabled so that they will have enough advanced notice to be able to use caution when going around you.  The emergency road hazard flashers are as much for other drivers safety as they are for your safety.

The insurance institute advises that drivers and passengers in disabled vehicles should not get out of their vehicle to try to repair the vehicle or look for damage on the vehicle.  If an occupant of a disabled vehicle must get out of the vehicle, the vehicle must be on the side of the road as far as possible away from moving traffic.

If you must get out of the vehicle get out on the side away from moving traffic. That means if you are on the right shoulder of the road get out on the passenger side, and if you are pulled over to the left of the passing lane then exit on the drivers side of the vehicle. For your safety do not stand outside very close to or leaning against the vehicle.

A car breaking down at night or in bad weather conditions is especially dangerous because at night in the dark and in bad weather other drivers have a more difficult time seeing your vehicle because of poor visibility.  Most vehicle accidents and traffic accident deaths happen at night.  That's why its' wise to call a towing service.

In addition to using the emergency road hazard flasher lights, It is a good idea to buy a set of orange triangle road hazard warning signs that can be place behind or in front of your vehicle.

A road hazard kit with a set of 3 orange triangle road hazard signal signs should be kept in the trunk of your car.

When your vehicle breaks down or is involved in an accident, you will be glad that you have a road emergency kit in your vehicle.

You can buy a set of three orange triangle road warning signs online or at most auto-parts stores.  If your car ever breaks down on the road position the warning signs at the specified distances behind your car. 

Other moving vehicles will see the reflective bright orange triangle hazard signs and know well in advance to avoid hitting your vehicle.

Read the instructions in your road safety kit to understand how to place the reflective orange triangles signs.  They need to be place at specified distances and in certain alignment with your vehicle.

Usually it is advised that for your safety you should place the first reflective orange warning triangle sign ten feet away and behind your vehicle. This first sign is positioned on the side of the vehicle closest to traffic.  Then the second warning sign is placed one-hundred feet back from the vehicle and lined up with the middle of the back of the vehicle.  The last and third orange triangle warning sign should be placed three-hundred feet back behind your vehicle and lined up with the passenger side of your vehicle or on the side of your vehicle farthest away from traffic. 
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You may be thinking why do I need to put the third reflective orange triangle road hazard warning sign so far away at three-hundred feet?

Think about this.  A vehicle moving at 65 miles per hour is traveling more than 95 feet every one second.  That means that at 65 miles per hour an oncoming moving vehicle will travel about three-hundred feet in only three seconds. 

That mean that if a driver is not paying attention for just three seconds, he will close the distance to you by three-hundred feet and possibly hit your vehicle or you.  This is why it is recommended to place your last reflective orange triangle sign three-hundred to five-hundred feet behind your vehicle. 
  
If your vehicle is ever in an accident, first call 911 for the police.  when you are speaking to the 911 emergency dispatcher, if there are any injuries,  tell the dispatcher how many people are injured so they can send an ambulance as well as the police to your location.  After calling the police, and if your car has been damaged in the accident and no longer drivable,
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"Waco Towing has a mission to provide fast, safe, affordable towing services and roadside assistance with the objective of providing value and peace of mind for motorist who need roadside services help. Waco towing strives to rise to the occasion everyday and provide courteous professional service at fair prices."
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When you are traveling outside of Waco Texas and you have vehicle problems on the road we have a Towing Services partner network that is committed to maintaining the same standards of excellence as Waco Towing Pros. The following is a current listing of our Tow truck partners.  When you are planning an out of state drive put the phone number and website for the towing service that applies in your phone for easy access.

The history of the tow truck

​The tow truck service industry has its roots in the early days of automobile production and adoption in the United States. As cars became more common in the early 20th century, so did the need for vehicle recovery and roadside assistance. The birth of the modern tow truck is credited to Ernest Holmes Sr. of Chattanooga, Tennessee in 1916.
​Holmes, a garage worker and mechanic, was inspired to create a better solution for recovering vehicles after struggling to rescue his friend's car from a creek using ropes, blocks, and manual labor. He developed a crane and pulley system that could be attached to the chassis of a truck, allowing it to lift and tow disabled vehicles. Holmes patented his invention in 1919 and began manufacturing tow trucks commercially.
​The Holmes tow truck design quickly gained popularity, and other manufacturers soon entered the market. By the 1920s, tow trucks were becoming an increasingly common sight on American roads. As automobile ownership exploded in the following decades, so did the demand for towing services.
​The Great Depression and World War II periods saw tow truck operators diversifying their services. Many began offering additional roadside assistance like tire changes, jump starts, and fuel delivery. The post-war economic boom of the 1950s and 60s led to further growth in the industry, with more independent towing companies being established across the country.
​The 1970s marked a significant shift in the towing industry. Rising insurance costs and increased regulation led many auto repair shops and gas stations to discontinue their towing operations. This created opportunities for dedicated towing companies to expand their services and market share. It was during this era that many of today's large towing chains and motor clubs established themselves.
​Technological advancements in the latter part of the 20th century revolutionized tow truck design and capabilities. Hydraulic systems replaced manual winches, allowing for easier and safer vehicle recovery. Wheel-lift systems were introduced, providing an alternative to traditional hook and chain methods that could damage vehicles. Flatbed trucks became more common, offering a way to transport vehicles without putting miles on their odometers or risking further damage.
​The rise of cellular phones in the 1980s and 90s dramatically changed how stranded motorists accessed towing services. Instead of relying solely on roadside emergency phones or having to find a pay phone, customers could now call for assistance from their vehicles. This led to faster response times and improved service coverage.
​The 21st century has seen further evolution in the tow truck industry. GPS technology and digital dispatch systems have enhanced efficiency and response times. Many towing companies now offer real-time tracking, allowing customers to monitor the location of their dispatched tow truck. The industry has also adapted to the growing prevalence of electric and hybrid vehicles, which often require specialized towing procedures.
​Today, the tow truck service industry is a vital part of the automotive ecosystem. It encompasses a wide range of services beyond just towing, including accident recovery, heavy-duty towing for commercial vehicles, and specialized transport for exotic or classic cars. The industry continues to evolve, with ongoing improvements in truck technology, safety practices, and customer service.
​As vehicles become increasingly complex and reliant on electronic systems, the role of tow truck operators has expanded to include more diagnostic and on-site repair capabilities. The future of the industry may see further integration with telematics systems in vehicles, potentially allowing for proactive maintenance and reduced breakdown incidents. Despite these changes, the core mission of the tow truck service industry remains the same as it was over a century ago: to assist motorists in their time of need and keep traffic flowing on our roads.
Waco Towing Pros
2500 Marketplace Drive # 237
Waco, TX 76711
254-875-5254