Truck towing in Waukesha County, WI
Wreckers and roadside service for Waukesha County fleets, any hour.
- In business since 1978
- Open 24/7
- Heavy and medium duty
- Fleet towing
- Upfront pricing
All Fleet Towing covers Waukesha County, Wisconsin from our Kenosha, Wisconsin base: heavy and medium duty towing, fleet towing, and on-site roadside service including jump starts, lockouts, and minor repairs. Call (833) 425-5869, 24/7.
Waukesha County facts
- Population
- 417,029 (Census Bureau estimate, July 2024)
- County seat
- Waukesha
- Interstates
- I-41, I-43, and I-94
- U.S. routes
- US 18, US 45, and US 41
- State routes
- Route 164, Route 59, Route 16, Route 67, and Route 83
- Covered from
- Kenosha, about 62 road miles and an estimated 1 hour 23 minutes (OSRM) from the center of the county
- Next base
- Winthrop Harbor, about 68 road miles
Nearest towing locations (straight-line distance): 1124 91st St, Kenosha, WI 53143, about 41 miles; 1142 Sheridan Rd, Winthrop Harbor, IL 60096, about 45 miles. See all towing locations.
What trucks haul in Waukesha County
In 2022 the Census Bureau counted 303 transportation and warehousing establishments in Waukesha County, with 10,720 employees. Truck transportation alone accounted for 158, warehousing and storage for 28. There were also 838 manufacturing establishments employing 38,649. The largest named industrial areas on OpenStreetMap include New Berlin Industrial Park, KHS Inc., Menomonee Park Yardworks, and Utility Truck Equipment & Parts. Warehouses on the map: Target Distribution Center and Amazon. Mapped plants and works include Harley Davidson, Payne & Dolan Waukesha Asphalt Plant, Eaton, and Generac Power Systems, Inc.. Freight railroads with track in the county: Canadian Pacific Kansas City, Union Pacific Railroad, Canadian National Railway, and Wisconsin and Southern Railroad. Gravel, stone, and waste sites on the map: Orchard Ridge Landfill, Kohler Pit, Wolf Pavig Quarry, and Hillview Sand & Gravel. Airports with commercial codes: Waukesha County Airport (UES).
Town pages for Waukesha County
Waukesha
I-94
Brookfield
I-94
Menomonee Falls
I-41
New Berlin
I-43
Muskego
I-43
Oconomowoc
I-94
Pewaukee
I-94
Sussex
Route 164 and Route 74
Village of Waukesha
Route 164 and Route 59
Mukwonago
I-43
Village of Pewaukee
Route 16 and Route 164
Vernon
I-43
Delafield
I-94
Merton
Local roads
Wales
US 18
Dousman
US 18
North Prairie
Route 59
Eagle
Route 59 and Route 67
Lannon
Route 74
Butler
Local roads
Big Bend
I-43
Nashotah
Route 16
More Waukesha County towns
Hartland (10,203; Route 16 and Route 83), Elm Grove (6,416; US 18), Summit (5,346; I-94 and US 18), Oconomowoc Lake (569; Route 16 and Route 67), Chenequa (534; Route 83 and Route 16), and Lac La Belle (281; Route 16).
Neighboring counties we cover
- Jefferson County, WI W
- Milwaukee County, WI E
- Ozaukee County, WI NE
- Racine County, WI SE
- Walworth County, WI SW
- Washington County, WI N
Interstate corridors
Waukesha County towing services
- 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
Waukesha County questions
Which base covers Waukesha County?
Kenosha, Wisconsin, about 62 road miles from the center of the county, an estimated 1 hour 23 minutes by road (OSRM). The next nearest is Winthrop Harbor, Illinois, about 68 road miles away.
Can you help a truck in Waukesha without a tow?
Often. Jump starts, lockouts, and minor repairs are done where the truck sits.