Truck towing in Milwaukee County, WI
Semis, trailers, buses, and work trucks anywhere in Milwaukee County.
- In business since 1978
- Open 24/7
- Heavy and medium duty
- Fleet towing
- Upfront pricing
Trucks down in Milwaukee County are dispatched from Kenosha. We tow tractors, trailers, buses, and box trucks and handle jump starts, lockouts, and small repairs on site. Phone (833) 425-5869 any hour.
About Milwaukee County
- Population
- 924,740 (Census Bureau estimate, July 2024)
- County seat
- Milwaukee
- Interstates
- I-41, I-43, I-94, I-794, and I-894
- U.S. routes
- US 41, US 45, and US 18
- State routes
- Route 100, Route 32, Route 145, Route 36, and Route 57
- Covered from
- Kenosha, about 41 road miles and an estimated 1 hour (OSRM) from the center of the county
- Next base
- Winthrop Harbor, about 47 road miles
Nearest towing locations (straight-line distance): 1124 91st St, Kenosha, WI 53143, about 33 miles; 1142 Sheridan Rd, Winthrop Harbor, IL 60096, about 38 miles. See all towing locations.
Milwaukee County freight
In 2022 the Census Bureau counted 805 transportation and warehousing establishments in Milwaukee County, with 14,150 employees. Of those, 495 were trucking companies and 51 were warehouses. Factories and other manufacturers: 872, with 45,777 employees. The largest named industrial areas on OpenStreetMap include Oak Creek Power Plant, Franklin Business Park, OakView Business Park, Franklin Industrial Park, and South Branch Industrial Park. Named warehouses and distribution buildings include Buzzi Unicem USA, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee University Services and Research Building, J. F. Ahern Company, Standard Electric Supply Company, and Alro Steel. Mapped plants and works include Rexnord Corporation, GE Healthcare, Reinhart Food Service, and Rockwell Automation. Rail freight here runs on Union Pacific Railroad, Canadian Pacific Kansas City, Wisconsin and Southern Railroad, and Canadian National Railway lines. Rail yards and terminals: Canadian Pacific Milwaukee Terminal Track Center Canal Street and Muskego Yard. Quarries and landfills on the map: Emerald Park Landfill and Franklin-Milwaukee Quarry (#306). Airports with commercial codes: Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport (MKE) and Lawrence J. Timmerman Airport (MWC). Port areas: Port of Milwaukee.
Truck stops and weigh stations in Milwaukee County
- Love's Travel Stop, South 20th Street, Oak Creek
- Pilot Travel Center, West Ryan Road, Oak Creek
Town pages for Milwaukee County
Milwaukee
I-41, I-43, and I-94
West Allis
I-41, I-94, and I-894
Wauwatosa
I-41 and I-94
Oak Creek
I-41 and I-94. Truck stop
Greenfield
I-41, I-43, and I-894
Franklin
I-41 and I-94. Truck stop
South Milwaukee
Route 32
Cudahy
Route 32 and Route 794
Whitefish Bay
I-43
Greendale
Route 36 and Route 24
Glendale
I-43
Shorewood
Route 190 and Route 32
Brown Deer
Route 57 and Route 100
St. Francis
Route 794 and Route 32
Hales Corners
US 45
Fox Point
I-43
Bayside
I-43
West Milwaukee
Route 59 and Route 175
River Hills
I-43
Next to Milwaukee County
Interstate corridors
Services in Milwaukee County
- Heavy duty towing
- Medium duty towing
- Semi truck towing
- Trailer towing
- Winch out and extraction
- Heavy recovery and rollovers
- Accident towing and cleanup
- Flatbed towing
- Lowboy and equipment hauling
- Roadside service
- 24/7 emergency towing
Milwaukee County questions
Which base covers Milwaukee County?
Kenosha, Wisconsin, about 41 road miles from the center of the county, an estimated 1 hour by road (OSRM). The next nearest is Winthrop Harbor, Illinois, about 47 road miles away.
Can you help a truck in Milwaukee without a tow?
Often. Jump starts, lockouts, and minor repairs are done where the truck sits.