Towing in Corpus Christi, TX
From SPID to the Island, a truck rolls the moment you call. Straight prices, real ETAs, 24 hours a day.
Call (361) 555-0163- Breakdowns do not check the calendar - hurricane season included
- Price locked in on the phone
- Beach and soft-sand recovery equipped
- Serving the entire Coastal Bend
Our Services
Emergency Towing
Broken down on SPID, I-37, or the Crosstown. Stalled on the JFK Causeway or Harbor Bridge.
Learn moreSand Recovery Towing
Buried to the frame in soft sand. Two-wheel drive parked below the tide line with water coming.
Learn moreRoadside Assistance
Battery dead from heat or a dome light left on. Flat tire on the highway or at the beach.
Learn moreFlatbed Towing
AWD or 4x4 that cannot ride on two wheels. Lowered or modified car with zero clearance.
Learn moreAccident Recovery
Collision left the car undrivable. Vehicle in the median, a ditch, or against the barrier.
Learn moreHow It Works
- Call with your location. SPID exit, beach marker, or a dropped pin. The dispatcher takes it from there.
- Get the price up front. Quoted before dispatch and honored on arrival. No coastal surcharge games.
- Truck arrives, problem solved. Tow, winch-out, or roadside fix, then you are on your way.
Transparent Repair Pricing
| Service | Typical Cost |
|---|---|
| Local tow (in-town) | $75 - $125 |
| Flatbed tow (local) | $95 - $160 |
| Jump start | $45 - $85 |
| Car lockout | $45 - $85 |
| Tire change (your spare) | $45 - $85 |
| Fuel delivery | $45 - $70 plus fuel |
| Winch-out (roadside) | $75 - $250 |
| Beach soft-sand recovery | $100 - $300 near access roads |
Local tows around Corpus Christi typically run $75 to $125 depending on distance and vehicle. Roadside calls like jump starts, lockouts, and tire changes run $45 to $85. Soft-sand recoveries on the Island are quoted before the truck leaves, so the price never changes at the beach.
Stuck on the road or in the sand? Call now.
Call (361) 555-0163Or text us and we will call you back to schedule.
Serving the Corpus Christi Area
Coverage runs the full Coastal Bend: the Southside, Calallen, Flour Bluff, over the JFK Causeway to North Padre Island and Mustang Island, plus North Beach, plus Portland, Robstown, and Aransas Pass. SPID, I-37, and Highway 358 are home turf.
Frequently Asked Questions
How fast can you get to me in Corpus Christi?
The nearest available truck takes your call, with the Island and outlying areas adding causeway miles - and the dispatcher gives you a straight ETA the moment your location lands.
How much is a tow in Corpus Christi?
Most local tows run $75 to $125 by distance and vehicle. Roadside calls like jumps and tire changes run $45 to $85. Beach recoveries are quoted separately based on how stuck the vehicle is, always before the truck is dispatched.
Do you really pull cars out of the beach sand?
All the time. Padre and Mustang Island soft-sand recoveries are the call we know best, with equipment and technique that get you out without body damage. Call before the tide gets involved.
What does a sand recovery cost?
Most soft-sand winch-outs near the Island access roads run $100 to $300 depending on depth and distance off the packed lane. Down-island National Seashore recoveries are longer jobs, quoted case by case before the truck rolls.
Can you tow to any shop in town?
Yes. Your car goes where you say: your mechanic, a dealership, a body shop, or your driveway. That holds after accidents too - you are never required to use a truck or shop someone else picked.
Will insurance cover it?
Many policies include towing coverage, and every job comes with an itemized receipt for reimbursement. Have your policy handy and the dispatcher can help you sort the options.
Do you run during hurricane season?
Hurricane season is towing season like any other month. The one honest exception: when an evacuation order comes down, tow trucks follow it like everyone else - so if a dead vehicle needs moving ahead of weather, call early, not last.
What should I do while I wait for the truck?
Get well off the roadway, turn on hazards, and stay out of traffic lanes. On the beach, note the nearest access road or mile marker so the driver finds you fast, and keep clear of the space between a stuck car and the surf.