About

The number your friend gave you when they got stuck.

Quick Tow was built on a simple idea: take the call whenever a driver dials, have the operator confirm what the tow costs before anyone is dispatched, and send an operator who actually shows up.

A flatbed rollback parked at golden hour in a San Antonio residential neighborhood
Who we are

Why hire a local tow company instead of a national dispatch?

Quick Tow San Antonio is a dispatch and referral service. We answer the line, take your location and situation, and route the call to a licensed, insured towing operator serving the San Antonio metro. We do not own tow trucks, employ drivers, or operate a vehicle storage facility. The operator dispatched to you performs the work, and you contract with that operator directly.

That is the difference from a national call center that does not know the metro, and from guessing which local shop is even answering. You reach a person here, and the work goes to an operator who covers your part of town.

The operators we dispatch work San Antonio conditions every day: the I-35/I-10/I-37 downtown loop, US-281 backups at Stone Oak, summer heat that kills batteries, Flash Flood Alley low-water crossings during storm season, West Side and South Side calls, and JBSA-Lackland and JBSA-Randolph gate protocols. Dispatch asks what you are driving so the covering operator brings the right kind of truck.

41 San Antonio metro cities served
19 Towing and roadside services
24/7 Calls taken around the clock
100% Price confirmed before the truck rolls
What you can count on

What can you expect from every tow?

A local operator on the job.

Your call is routed to the tow operator who works your part of the metro, the one who knows your streets by name.

The operator on the call estimates arrival.

The operator taking the job gives you an arrival estimate based on where the nearest truck is, not a made-up number to lock in the call.

Your price, before the truck rolls.

The operator taking the job quotes hookup plus mileage up front. San Antonio caps non-consent tow fees under City Code 19-402, and that ordinance number is public record if you want to check it yourself.

The right truck, first time.

Flatbed for AWD, EVs, and damaged cars. Wheel-lift for tight garages. Heavy wreckers for commercial and RVs. The dispatcher asks enough to route the right truck for the vehicle.

Serving the San Antonio metro

Need a tow? Call us first, not last.

Full price quoted before the truck rolls. Licensed local operators.