Pricing

How much does a tow cost in Dallas?

Distance-based estimates for every tow type in the Dallas metro. The operator confirms your total before the truck rolls.

Flatbed tow truck loading a vehicle in Dallas

A light-duty tow in Dallas runs on a hookup fee plus a per-mile rate. The price depends on distance, vehicle type, truck required, and hookup difficulty. For a nonconsent tow, Dallas City Code 48A-43 caps the fee at $121 to $445 by vehicle weight, and a state-regulated vehicle storage facility caps a release at $272 plus $22.85 a day storage. For a private call, the operator confirms your full price before the truck rolls.

How much does towing cost by distance?

Light-duty covers most cars, SUVs, and pickups under 10,000 lb GVWR. Heavy-duty covers box trucks, RVs, and commercial vehicles.

Distance Wheel-lift Flatbed Heavy-duty Notes
Under 5 miles Hookup plus mileage Hookup plus mileage Priced per job Most common local tow
5 - 10 miles Hookup plus mileage Hookup plus mileage Priced per job Common local tow
10 - 25 miles Hookup plus mileage Hookup plus mileage Priced per job Common local tow
25 - 50 miles Hookup plus mileage Hookup plus mileage Priced per job Call for a number on this distance
50 - 100 miles Hookup plus mileage Hookup plus mileage Priced per job Call for a number on this distance
100+ miles Hookup plus mileage Hookup plus mileage Priced per job Long-distance - call for a number
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How much does it cost to tow a car long-distance from Dallas?

Common routes from Dallas. Long-distance jobs are priced per job - call for a number on any of these.

Route Distance Price
Dallas → Fort Worth 35 mi Call for this route
Dallas → Waco 95 mi Call for this route
Dallas → Austin 195 mi Call for this route
Dallas → Houston 240 mi Call for this route
Dallas → Oklahoma City 205 mi Call for this route
Dallas → San Antonio 275 mi Call for this route

What do specialty towing and roadside services cost?

Motorcycles, EVs, accident recovery, lockouts, jump starts, and more.

Service Price Notes
Motorcycle tow Operator confirms on the call Low-deck flatbed with wheel chock and soft straps
EV tow (Tesla, Rivian, etc.) Operator confirms on the call Flatbed only. Wheel-lift can damage the drive motor
Accident / collision recovery Priced on scene Includes debris cleanup and fluid containment
Winch-out (stuck vehicle) Priced on scene Depends on difficulty and terrain
Lockout service Operator confirms on the call Non-destructive entry, most vehicles
Jump start Operator confirms on the call Battery test included
Tire change Operator confirms on the call Using your spare; does not include tire purchase
Fuel delivery Operator confirms on the call Fuel to reach the nearest station

What factors affect how much a tow costs?

Vehicle size and weight

Cars and pickups under 10,000 lb are light-duty (a hookup fee plus a per-mile rate). Larger vehicles - box trucks, RVs, motorhomes - are heavy-duty, priced per job.

Distance

The per-mile rate applies across the full distance, on top of the hookup fee. Long-distance (50+ miles) is priced per job, so call for a number.

Truck type required

Flatbed costs more to operate than wheel-lift. AWD, 4WD, EVs, lowered cars, and damaged vehicles require flatbed - non-negotiable.

Hookup difficulty

A driveway pickup and a vehicle stuck in a ditch off the tollway shoulder are not the same job. Difficulty shows as a line item, and the operator confirms it before rolling.

What do Dallas drivers ask about tow pricing?

How much does it cost to tow a car 10 miles in Dallas?

It depends on the tow. A hookup fee plus a per-mile rate covers most local tows, and flatbed runs the same structure. For a city-ordered nonconsent tow, Dallas City Code 48A-43 caps the fee at $121 to $445 by vehicle weight. For a private call, the operator taking the job confirms the exact number for your pickup and drop-off before dispatching.

How much does it cost to tow a car 50 miles?

Longer local tows still run on a hookup fee plus a per-mile rate. Call with your pickup and destination and the operator gives you the exact price before the truck rolls.

How much does it cost to tow a car 100 miles?

Long-distance tows are priced per job rather than a simple mileage rate. Call with your pickup and destination and the operator gets you an exact number.

Why does a flatbed tow cost more than wheel-lift?

Flatbed trucks cost more to operate - higher fuel consumption, more expensive equipment, and slower loading. AWD, 4WD, EVs, lowered cars, and damaged vehicles require flatbed to avoid drivetrain damage.

Do you charge extra at night or on weekends?

The hookup fee is a starting figure, not a promise that every hour costs the same. Mileage is added on top. Ask the operator whether any night, weekend, or holiday charge applies, and get the full price confirmed before the truck rolls.

How do I get the cheapest tow possible?

Two ways to save: use your insurance or motor club roadside coverage if you have it - many plans cover local tows at no cost. And if your car can safely roll, wheel-lift may cost less than flatbed. The operator tells you honestly which truck your vehicle needs.

How does Quick Tow Dallas price a tow?

The brand does not set a rate. For a nonconsent tow, Dallas and Texas publish fixed fee caps ($121 to $445 for a city tow under Code 48A-43; $272 plus $22.85 a day storage for a state-regulated vehicle storage facility). For a private call, the operator taking the job confirms your full price, hookup plus mileage, before the truck rolls.

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