Towing Reynoldsburg OH — 24/7 Tow Truck & Roadside Assistance
24/7 emergency towing, flatbed, wheel lift, lockouts, jump starts, and fuel delivery throughout Reynoldsburg and Central Ohio.
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24/7 emergency towing, flatbed, wheel lift, lockouts, jump starts, and fuel delivery throughout Reynoldsburg and Central Ohio.
Call (740) 812-9489Reynoldsburg sits on the east edge of the metro and reaches into Franklin, Licking and Fairfield counties, with Main Street (US-40) running through its old downtown and Brice Road and Taylor Road carrying most of the retail traffic. Calls here split between shopping-center lockouts, dead batteries in subdivision driveways and breakdowns on I-70, which crosses the south side of the city. It is a longer run from our Harrisburg Pike yard on the southwest side, so we quote 40–60 minutes, and the dispatcher shortens that estimate when a truck is already working east of I-270.
ZIP codes we serve in Reynoldsburg: 43068
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Expect 40–60 minutes from our yard. The usual route is I-70 East across town to the Brice Road or State Route 256 exit, which puts the truck on the west or east side of Reynoldsburg. Traffic at the I-70 and I-270 interchange is the biggest swing factor during the evening commute. When a truck is already finishing a job in Whitehall or Blacklick the wait can drop, and dispatch will say so on the call rather than leave you guessing.
Those two corridors produce a large share of our Reynoldsburg calls. Keys locked inside at a grocery store, a battery that gives out after a movie, a flat in a restaurant lot: we handle all of it with a jump start, lockout tools or a tire change before anyone talks about towing. Give the dispatcher the name of the business and whether you are parked near the road or behind the building, because some of these lots are large and wrap around several storefronts.
Pull as far right as the shoulder allows, switch on your hazard lights and keep your seat belt fastened while traffic passes. If the car stopped in a travel lane or you feel unsafe, dial 911 before anything else. Once you are out of danger, call us with your direction, the last exit you passed and, if you can see one, the mile marker. Stay off the pavement while the driver works; interstate recoveries usually go on a flatbed so the car is off the road quickly.
Yes. The park's lots and the golf course parking off Livingston Avenue are within our Reynoldsburg service area, and a dead battery after a long walk on the trails is a common reason visitors call. Tell dispatch which lot you are in, since the park has several entrances. If the car rolled off the pavement onto soft ground, the driver can pull it back with a winch-out before deciding whether it needs a tow at all.
Look for the towing sign at the entrance to the lot; Ohio requires private lots that tow to post the towing company's name and number. Call that number to learn where the car is being stored and what it takes to get it back. If the sign names us, dispatch can tell you the release requirements right away. For anything else, our step-by-step guide to finding a towed car covers the police and impound checks. A car blocking you on a public street is a matter for the Reynoldsburg Police Division.
You choose the drop-off: a repair shop on Main Street, a dealership, your home, or one of our partner shops. If the car comes back across town to our Harrisburg Pike lot for storage, that trip adds loaded miles, and storage is charged per day once it is there. Dispatch works out the full figure from our rate card and gives it to you before the car is hooked up. We accept cash and all major credit and debit cards.
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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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