Towing in Irving.

Irving sits directly west of Dallas, between the city and DFW Airport, and is one of the closest parts of the service area. Towing, roadside assistance, jump starts and junk car removal all run from the same dispatch.

Irving borders Dallas, so it is one of the nearer parts of the metro for our trucks. That does not make every call quick — traffic on 183 and 114 at rush hour is its own problem — but it does mean Irving is not at the edge of the map. If timing matters for your call, ask, and you will get a straight answer.

In Irving the calls come off SH 183, SH 114, Loop 12 and I-635, and from the roads around Las Colinas and the airport. Those highways split, merge and run alongside frontage roads, so it is easy to be on the wrong one of two parallel lanes in a description. Give the highway, the direction, and the last exit or cross street you passed, and share a location pin if your phone can.

Irving borders Dallas, so it is one of the shorter drives in the service area. The base is in Dallas, and that is worth stating plainly, because towing directories are full of suburb pages implying a yard around the corner that does not exist, and the difference shows up in how long a truck takes to reach you. If timing is what decides your call, ask about it directly rather than reading it off a page. What the coverage does mean is a single number for the metro: the same dispatch handles Irving, Dallas and the suburbs between them.