Two services. One number that answers.No call center in between.

Towing for anything on wheels that cannot get where it needs to go, and last-minute moving truck sourcing for moves that are already overdue. Both start the same way — you call and tell us what happened.

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Vehicle needs to move

Towing

Towing Assistance

Your car will not start in the ramp, or the shop says it needs to come in and you have no way to get it there. You call, we find out exactly what is going on, and we line up a licensed tow operator who can actually take the job — not a call center that puts you on hold while you watch the meter run.

Local tows, long-distance hauls and shop deliveries
Winch-outs, jump-starts, lockouts and flat tires
Cars, trucks, SUVs and light commercial vehicles
We handle the whole run, including if something changes mid-trip

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You needed it yesterday

Truck rental

Last-Minute Truck Rentals

You reserved a truck somewhere and it fell through. Or you never got around to it and the move is tomorrow morning. This is the whole reason we exist. We work the phones across the metro looking for a truck that is actually on the lot, then tell you where to go and what to bring.

Same-day and next-day truck sourcing around the Twin Cities
Help with the size you need — 10 ft, 15 ft, 20 ft, 26 ft
Trailers, tow dollies and moving supplies when they are available
Straight answers on what is realistic before you drive anywhere

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The detail

What falls under each one

Towing assistance

Local tows: Across the street or across the metro. Parking ramp to shop, shop to home, home to storage.
Long-distance hauls: Heading out of state or up north. Tell us the pickup and the destination and we will find someone who runs that route.
Winch-outs: Slid off a shoulder, dropped a wheel, or sitting somewhere a truck cannot easily reach. We send someone who does winch work, not just flatbed runs.
Jump-starts & lockouts: Sometimes the vehicle does not need to move at all — it needs fifteen minutes and a set of cables.
Flat tires & no spare: We get you to a tire shop instead of standing on the shoulder waiting for the wrong kind of help.
Shop delivery: Your mechanic said bring it in. We handle getting it from your driveway to their bay.

Last-minute truck rentals

The reservation fell through: You had a truck booked and they handed it to someone else. This is the call we take most often, and it is the one we are best at.
You never made one: The move is tomorrow and you have nothing lined up. We will work the metro for what is genuinely on the lot right now.
You are not sure what size: 10 ft is a studio. 15 ft handles a one-bedroom. 20 ft and 26 ft are real moves. Tell us the rooms and we will size it.
Trailers and tow dollies: Hauling a car behind the truck, or need a dolly for a front-wheel-drive? We will look for both, not just the truck.
Moving supplies: Boxes, tape and furniture pads are worth grabbing at the same counter while you are there.
One-way and out-of-state moves: One-way trucks are rarely sitting on the lot. Give us the destination and your date and we will tell you what is realistic.

Picking the right rig

Truck sizes and trailers, in plain terms

Two questions decide most rentals: how much are you moving, and is a vehicle coming along behind you. Here is what each answer usually looks like.

Truck sizes

10 ft: A studio, a dorm, or a single room of furniture.
15 ft: A one-bedroom apartment — the size that runs out first.
20 ft: A two-bedroom, or a one-bedroom with appliances.
26 ft: A whole house, a long haul, or a one-way move.

Tell us the rooms, the stairs and whether there is a washer, a piano or a motorcycle in the mix. That is how we get the size right the first time.

Trailers & tow dollies

Tow dolly: Two wheels up, two on the road. The usual pick for a front-wheel-drive car behind a truck.
Car trailer: All four wheels off the ground. Heavier, steadier, and the right call for rear-wheel-drive, all-wheel-drive or a lower car.
Trailer ball and wiring: You need the right ball size, a working light plug and safe tongue weight before you pull out of the lot.
Loading the car: Straight on, wheels centred, straps crossed and tight. We will talk you through it before you drive.

Hauling a car behind a rental is one of the most common calls we get — and one of the most common things to get wrong alone.

Not sure which one you need?

Call and describe it. Half the people who ring us start with “this might sound stupid, but” — and it never does. That is how we find out what you actually need.

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