24/7 emergency towing, flatbed, wheel lift, lockouts, jump starts, and fuel delivery throughout Commercial Point and Central Ohio.
Call (740) 812-9489Commercial Point is a small village in northern Pickaway County, south of Grove City, reached from the US-23 and State Route 104 corridors. Newer subdivisions have filled in around the village, and the surrounding land is still mostly farm fields and county roads. Our calls here are a mix of driveway dead batteries and lockouts in the neighborhoods, cars that ran off a rural road into a ditch, and breakdowns on the highways heading north toward Columbus. Although it is not far from our yard as the crow flies, the drive takes longer, so we quote 40–60 minutes.
ZIP codes we serve in Commercial Point: 43137, 43116, 43146
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Plan on 40–60 minutes. The driver heads south from the Harrisburg Pike yard toward US-23 or State Route 104 and then on to your street. The last stretch runs on two-lane county roads, which is why the trip takes longer than the mileage suggests. Give dispatch your subdivision name or the road and nearest crossroad, and you will get a live estimate when you call. Watch for the truck's amber lights and flag the driver down if the house number is hard to read.
Yes. The driver brings a jump start pack and a battery tester, gets the car running and shows you whether the battery needs replacing. For keys locked inside, air wedges and long-reach tools open the door without damage. Most of these are handled right in the driveway, and if the car needs a shop instead, we can tow it there on the same call. Keep the car's key fob nearby, since some push-button cars need it to start after the jump.
In most cases, yes. A winch-out brings the car back onto the road, and the driver then checks whether it can be driven home. Tell dispatch how far into the ditch or field the car went, whether it is upright, and whether anyone is hurt; with injuries, or with the car blocking traffic, call 911 before calling us. Winch-outs are billed by the hour from our rate card. Please do not try to drive out of soft ground yourself, since spinning tires can dig the car in deeper.
Both roads carry fast traffic with limited shoulder, so pull as far off the pavement as you can, put on your hazard lights and keep your belt on inside the car. If you cannot leave the travel lane, call 911 right away so officers can protect the scene. Then tell our dispatcher the road, your direction and the nearest crossroad, and a truck will be on the way. Stepping out on the side away from traffic is the safest choice when you must leave the car.
A car on a public street can only be towed when law enforcement orders it, so call the non-emergency line for the agency that covers your street, either the village police or the Pickaway County Sheriff's Office. If your own car was taken from a private lot, the posted towing sign names the company. Property owners can arrange private-property towing with us. For release of a towed car, bring your ID and proof of ownership, since lots usually ask for both. Businesses get help with signage requirements before towing begins.
Wherever you choose: a shop in Grove City, a dealer, your home or one of our partner repair shops. If a dead car has been sitting on your property and you just want it gone, our junk car removal service hauls it away, quoted by dispatch. Every tow is priced from our rate card before hookup, and you can pay by card or cash. Let us know if the car has flat tires or missing parts, because that decides how it is loaded.
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Roadside Towing & Recovery Inc (dba Columbus Roadside Towing).
Corporate office (private, no walk-ins): 3879 Regatta Ct, Lewis Center, OH 43035
Tow yard & impound lot: 1620 Harrisburg Pike, Columbus, OH 43223
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