Towing in Plano.

Plano sits north of Dallas up the US 75 corridor, inside the area our trucks already cover. Towing, roadside assistance, jump starts and junk car removal all run from the same dispatch.

Plano is north of Dallas, so a truck covers some distance to reach it, and rush hour on Central or the tollway can add to that. For a planned tow, a flatbed transport or a junk car, that does not matter. For something urgent, ask on the call what timing looks like, and you will get a straight answer.

In Plano the calls come from US 75 (Central Expressway), the Dallas North Tollway, the President George Bush Turnpike and SH 121. Two of those are toll roads with long gaps between exits, and the tollway and Central run parallel a few miles apart, so say which road you are on, which direction, and the last exit or cross street. In an office park or a shopping center lot, the building or store name is often the fastest way to be found.

Plano is north of Dallas, past Richardson. 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 Plano, Dallas and the suburbs between them.