Do you provide towing in Suffolk, VA?
Yes. All Wide Towing & Recovery provides towing and roadside assistance across Suffolk, VA, from North Suffolk, Harbour View and downtown to Holland, Whaleyville and Chuckatuck. We tow cars, pickups, farm and work trucks and commercial vehicles, and we offer flatbed towing, winch-outs, jump starts, lockouts, tire changes and fuel delivery. Our trucks come from our base in Norfolk. Call (757) 796-4622.
Do you tow on rural roads in Suffolk?
Yes. All Wide Towing & Recovery tows on rural roads across Suffolk, VA, including the roads around Holland, Whaleyville, Driver and Chuckatuck. Many of these roads have few landmarks, so give us the road name, the nearest crossroad, and anything we can look for, like a church, a farm entrance or a mailbox number. A pin dropped from your phone’s map helps us find you.
Can you pull my truck out of a ditch?
Yes. All Wide Towing & Recovery provides winch-out service in Suffolk, VA for cars and trucks in ditches, mud, sand and soft shoulders, a common call on the city’s rural two-lane roads. We pull the vehicle back onto the road and check whether it can be driven. If it’s damaged or won’t run, we tow it to the shop or home you choose. Tell us how far it is from the pavement.
Do you tow farm and work trucks in Suffolk?
Yes. All Wide Towing & Recovery offers medium and heavy duty towing in Suffolk, VA for farm trucks, work trucks, box trucks and commercial vehicles. Tell us the vehicle type, approximate weight, whether it’s loaded, and where it’s sitting, such as the shoulder of US-58 or US-460, a farm entrance or a business lot. We send a wrecker or boom truck matched to the job.
Is towing in Suffolk available at night?
Yes. Our towing service in Suffolk, VA is open every day, day and night, including weekends and holidays. Rural roads in Suffolk can be very dark at night, so pull as far off the road as you safely can, keep your hazards on and stay in your vehicle with your seat belt on. Then call us with the road name and nearest crossroad, or send a map pin.
Can you tow from Suffolk to Norfolk or Chesapeake?
Yes. All Wide Towing & Recovery tows from Suffolk, VA to Norfolk, Chesapeake, Portsmouth and the other Hampton Roads cities, or to any shop, dealership or home address you choose. From North Suffolk the route usually runs on I-664, and from downtown Suffolk, US-58 heads east toward Chesapeake. Give us the destination when you call so we can price the tow first.
How much does a tow from Suffolk cost?
The cost of a tow from Suffolk, VA depends on the vehicle, the distance and the truck needed. Suffolk is the largest city in Virginia by land area and a longer drive from our Norfolk base, so the location matters: a tow in North Suffolk is priced differently from one near Holland or Whaleyville. Tell us the details when you call and ask for the price before we send the truck.
Do you have flatbed towing in Suffolk?
Yes. All Wide Towing & Recovery offers flatbed towing in Suffolk, VA for AWD and 4WD vehicles, electric cars, low and classic cars, and accident-damaged vehicles. A flatbed also suits longer tows from Suffolk to a shop in Norfolk or Chesapeake, since the whole vehicle rides on the bed. Tell us the year, make and model, where it’s parked and where it needs to go.
Is there a tow truck near me in Suffolk?
Yes. All Wide Towing & Recovery sends tow trucks to drivers across Suffolk, VA from our base in Norfolk. Whether you’re in Harbour View, Bennett’s Creek, Kings Fork or downtown Suffolk, call (757) 796-4622 and tell us the road, the nearest crossroad or exit, and what happened. Our trucks come to Suffolk from our Norfolk base, so ask for the price when you call, before we send the truck.
Can you bring fuel if I run out of gas on a rural road in Suffolk?
Yes. All Wide Towing & Recovery provides fuel delivery in Suffolk, VA, gas or diesel, for drivers who run out on US-58, US-460 or a rural road far from a gas station. Tell us whether the vehicle takes regular, premium or diesel, and give us a road name, crossroad or map pin. We bring enough fuel to reach a station, and if it still won’t start, the same call becomes a tow.