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Perth metro towing coverage
We service Perth metro and surrounding areas with 24/7 towing support. If you’re near Dayton and Perth’s north-east, we’re well placed to respond quickly, but we cover wider metro Perth as well.
For urgent help, call or SMS 0439 653 223.
What we do in every suburb
No matter which suburb you’re in, the process is the same: safe loading, secure transport and clear communication.
- Emergency towing (24/7)
- Breakdown and non-start towing
- Accident towing to your chosen repairer
- Tilt tray towing for low clearance and damaged vehicles
- Vehicle transport and longer-distance towing on request
Safety matters. Every job is planned around safe loading, load restraint and clear pickup/drop-off instructions. Our operators follow road safety requirements and industry best-practice towing procedures, and we can talk you through any site-specific constraints (tight driveways, underground parking, steep grades or accident scenes).
Choosing the right tow method
Access and vehicle condition matter. If you’ve got a flat tyre, accident damage or tight access, a tilt tray is often the safest way to load and transport the vehicle.
Our tilt tray setup uses a hydraulically tilting slide deck with a winch so vehicles can be loaded smoothly. We use rated tie-down points, soft straps and wheel chocks/skates where required to help prevent movement in transit. For low-clearance, AWD and damaged vehicles, a tilt tray is often the safest option because it keeps all wheels supported.
Booking tips
For faster dispatch, have your pickup address, destination, vehicle make/model and condition ready. If there’s a tricky pickup, a quick photo by SMS can help us plan the safest approach.
We accept common card payments and EFTPOS, and we can provide receipts for insurers, fleets and businesses.
Call now
Need help now? Call 0439 653 223 and we’ll organise the safest tow option for your job.
Tip: If your vehicle is in a tight spot (underground parking, steep driveway or narrow lane), mention it up front so we can send the right truck and avoid delays.
Safety note: If you’re stopped roadside, turn on hazard lights, move to a safe position if possible, and keep well clear of traffic while you wait for assistance.