How far will you tow from Dallas?

We tow anywhere in Texas and to nearby states such as Oklahoma, Louisiana, Arkansas and New Mexico. Call for longer trips.

Does my car need to run?

No. We can load cars that do not start or roll.

Will my car change trucks?

No. One flatbed and one driver take it from pickup to drop-off.

Can you bring a car to Dallas from another city?

Yes. We pick up in the other city and bring it to any Dallas address.

How is the price figured?

Mostly by distance, plus the vehicle and its condition. We quote the full trip before booking.

Can I leave things in the car?

Please remove valuables. Small, secured items in the trunk are usually fine, but tell us first.

Long Distance Towing From Dallas, TX

Long Distance Towing on One Truck

Long distance towing moves your vehicle from Dallas to another city on a single flatbed with one driver. The car is strapped on at pickup and comes off at the drop-off. It never sits in a terminal or moves between trucks. Call (469) 224-5738 for a quote.

Common trips from Dallas include Austin, Houston, San Antonio, Fort Worth suburbs, Waco, Oklahoma City, Tulsa, Shreveport and Little Rock. We go farther when you need it.

Ford Mustang secured for long distance towing from Dallas, TX

When People Use Long Distance Towing

You bought a car in another city and need it brought to Dallas
Your car broke down on a road trip and you want your own mechanic
You are moving and do not want to drive two cars
A student needs a car taken to or from college
A classic or exotic car is going to a show, a buyer or a specialty shop
A car that does not run needs to go to a dealer out of town

Why a Flatbed Matters for Long Trips

Hundreds of miles on a wheel-lift adds wear to tires, bearings and the drivetrain. A flatbed keeps every wheel off the road. That is why we use Flatbed Towing for every long trip. High-value cars also get the care described under Exotic Car Towing and Classic Car Towing. Electric cars follow our EV Towing steps.

Long Distance Towing vs. Car Shipping

A car shipping company usually loads your car on a big carrier with other cars and picks a date range. Our tow is direct. We pick up on the day we agree, drive straight to the address and keep you posted on the way. You also get a car that does not need to run, which many carriers will not take.

Getting Out of Dallas

Our office is on US-75 near Park Lane. Trips south start on I-35E or I-45, trips north take US-75 or I-35E, and trips east and west run on I-30 and I-20. Starting close to these highways keeps the first leg short, even at rush hour.

What to Expect

Call with the pickup city, the drop-off city and the vehicle.
We quote the trip and agree on a pickup time.
The driver records the car condition and straps it to the flatbed.
We drive straight to the drop-off and keep you posted.
The car is unloaded and handed off to you, your shop or your buyer.

How to Prepare Your Car

Remove valuables, garage remotes and toll tags.
Leave about a quarter tank of fuel or a partial charge.
Tell us about leaks, alarms or anything that does not work.
Have a person or a lockbox ready at the drop-off.

Cost of a Long Distance Tow

Price is based mainly on miles, plus the vehicle size and whether it runs. Tolls and return trips are part of the quote. Call with both addresses and we give you a full price before we book.

Why Drivers Pick Us for Long Trips

One driver, one flatbed, no transfers. We start at 8 AM every day, so we can plan early starts to beat traffic. Dallas drivers rate us 4.9 on Google from 73 reviews.