24/7 emergency towing in Seymour, IN
Trucks down right now, nights, weekends, and holidays included.
Need emergency towing in Seymour? Call (833) 425-5869. Our Lebanon base is the closest, about 86 road miles and roughly 1 hour 50 minutes of estimated driving (OSRM).
- Service
- 24/7 emergency towing
- Where
- Seymour, Jackson County, Indiana
- Nearest base
- Lebanon, Indiana, about 86 road miles, estimated 1 hour 50 minutes (OSRM)
- Next base
- Lake Bluff, Illinois, about 278 road miles
- Interstates
- I-65
- Exits
- I-65 exits 50A and 50B
Night and weekend calls in Seymour
I-65 through Seymour is covered around the clock; mapped exits are I-65 exits 50A and 50B. Other through routes: US 50, US 31, Route 11, and Route 258. For a call off the interstate, name the street: Tipton Street, 6th Street, Ewing Street, and Walnut Street are the main named roads in Seymour. If anyone is hurt or the truck blocks a lane, call 911 first, then us.
What we bring
The fleet is heavy tow trucks, flatbeds, and lowboy trailers. Trucks down right now, nights, weekends, and holidays included.
Questions about emergency towing in Seymour
How far is your nearest base from Seymour?
Lebanon, Indiana, about 86 road miles, an estimated 1 hour 50 minutes by road (OSRM). Lake Bluff, Illinois is next, about 278 road miles away.
Do you provide emergency towing on I-65 near Seymour?
Yes. See 24/7 emergency towing on I-65. Give the direction and the nearest exit (I-65 exits 50A and 50B).
Can I call for emergency towing in Seymour on a weekend?
Yes. (833) 425-5869 is answered 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, including holidays.
Around Seymour
- Brownstown 10 mi
- Medora 17 mi
- Columbus 18 mi
- Edinburgh 28 mi
- Bedford 33 mi
More for Seymour
- 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
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