I-75 towing and roadside assistance
24 hour help on the interstate, from the Collier County exits through Fort Myers and up to Punta Gorda.
Breaking down on I-75 is not like breaking down in town. Traffic is doing seventy a few feet from your door, the shoulder is narrow in long stretches, and the exits out here can be miles apart with nothing between them. It is the most dangerous place in Southwest Florida to be stopped, and it is where getting the truck to you quickly actually matters.
We run the corridor from the Collier County exits at Golden Gate, Pine Ridge and Immokalee Road, north through Bonita Beach Road, Corkscrew, Alico, Daniels and Colonial, past the SR-80 and Bayshore exits, and up to Jones Loop and US-17 at Punta Gorda. Both directions, day and night, including the sections where a car can sit for a long time before anyone stops.
Tell us your direction of travel and the last mile marker or exit you passed. That single detail is the difference between a driver reaching you in one pass and having to run twenty miles to the next turnaround.
What to tell us when you call from the interstate
- Northbound or southbound
- The last exit or mile marker you passed
- Which shoulder you are on
- Whether the vehicle still rolls
- How many people are with you
- Whether you are in a curve or on a bridge
- Your vehicle make and color
- Whether hazards and lights still work
Towing and roadside services
Towing
Professional hauling for every kind of vehicle, on a flatbed or a wheel lift.
Roadside Assistance
Reliable help for the sudden problems that leave you stopped.
Jump Starts
Rapid response to jumpstart your battery and get you moving.
Tire Support
Expert tire changes so your journey continues safely.
Lockout
Secure entry solutions for when keys are trapped inside.
Fuel Supply
Immediate fuel delivery for when your tank runs dry.
Common questions
What should I do while I wait on I-75?
Get as far onto the right shoulder as you safely can, turn on your hazards, and stay inside the vehicle with your seatbelt fastened. Standing outside on an interstate shoulder is the single most dangerous thing you can do, and Florida law also requires other drivers to move over for us when we arrive.
How do I tell you where I am?
Direction of travel plus the last mile marker or exit is perfect. If you can share a location pin from your phone, even better. The mile markers count up as you head north, and they are on small green signs on the right shoulder.
Do you cover the whole Southwest Florida stretch?
From the Naples and Golden Gate exits in Collier County up through Fort Myers to Punta Gorda in Charlotte County. Tell us where you are and we will tell you honestly how long it will take.
Can you tow me off the interstate to a shop?
Yes. We usually get you off the highway first, then talk about the destination somewhere safe rather than while you are standing next to moving traffic.
Do not wait on the shoulder
One call, any hour, anywhere in Southwest Florida. We will tell you the price up front and get a truck to you.
239.994.5388