Explore the cities and communities we serve from Davie, FL. Call with your pickup and destination to confirm availability and an estimate.
Davie Towing Service covers Aventura, one of 20 areas served from the Davie shop, miles out. Because Aventura sits closer to Hallandale Beach (1.8 miles) and North Miami Beach (2.2 miles) than to Davie itself, the truck that answers is…
Towing in Aventura →A boat trailer with a seized bearing, half in the guard lane at the Rock Creek gate, is a normal Saturday. People hook up for the Dania and Hollywood ramps before sunrise, then find out a trailer tire had other plans.
Towing in Cooper City →Run a call in west Davie and it's usually a sedan on a residential street. Down here the ticket is just as likely to be a boat on a trailer with a flat, or a box truck that grenaded a wheel bearing coming off Port Everglades.
Towing in Dania Beach →Fort Lauderdale sits miles from Davie Towing Service's Davie shop. The nearest other covered area, Wilton Manors, is still 2.6 miles beyond it, and Oakland Park is 3.5 — so the truck answering a Fort Lauderdale call is usually driving in…
Towing in Fort Lauderdale →Getting a truck in and out of the A1A condo strip is its own skill. The oceanfront towers there run gated garages with low ceilings, so a flatbed simply won't clear the ramp — those are wheel-lift jobs, every time, and we send the right…
Towing in Hallandale Beach →Beachfront condo garages and the metered lots off A1A are where half the trouble starts. Tight ramps, low clearance, a dead battery in a numbered space nobody can reach.
Towing in Hollywood →Along NW 31st Ave and the stretch of State Road 7 near Oakland Park Blvd, it's block after block of garden apartments and condo buildings that went up in the sixties and seventies — Hawaiian Gardens, the edge of Lakes of Inverrary, a…
Towing in Lauderdale Lakes →Property managers around Inverrary keep our number saved. The old golf-resort area is ringed with condo and rental towers now — striped, permit-only lots — and a car sitting overnight without a decal gets hooked.
Towing in Lauderhill →Stadium-day callers are their own category. Hard Rock Stadium packs the lots and swales for Dolphins games, the Miami Open and the F1 Grand Prix, and by the time the crowd files out somebody's battery is dead and somebody's car has…
Towing in Miami Gardens →Nearly thirteen miles of city, east to west, and about two roads that matter for getting a truck across it. Miramar Parkway carries most of our runs, and once we're past the Turnpike ramp the traffic pattern changes completely.
Towing in Miramar →State Road 7 and McNab are the easy part. The hard part is behind them — townhome lots off Rock Island Rd and Kimberly Blvd laid out in the seventies, narrow aisles, cars nose-to-tail in numbered spaces.
Towing in North Lauderdale →A dead alternator in the right lane of 163rd Street during afternoon school traffic is a bad place to sit, and it's a call we get often.
Towing in North Miami Beach →A lot of the calls out here start behind a body shop or a warehouse bay west of Powerline, where the NW streets run tight against the FEC rail line and a dead box truck is blocking somebody's loading door.
Towing in Oakland Park →Pembroke Pines is one of 20 areas Davie Towing Service covers from Davie, about miles away and roughly equidistant — 3.7 miles each way — from the Miramar and Cooper City calls it also runs.
Towing in Pembroke Pines →Drive Broward Boulevard east of University and you're under a solid tunnel of old ficus and live oak, with 1960s and 70s ranch houses set back behind it.
Towing in Plantation →Half these calls start with someone who can't say where they are. Sawgrass Mills swallows cars whole — keys locked inside, battery flat after four hours of shopping, or the car just isn't where they left it. Tour bus days are the worst.
Towing in Sunrise →Kings Point and the Mainlands keep us busier than any wreck ever has. Those condo villages are full of cars that see maybe two thousand miles a year, and a battery that sits through a summer while the owner's up north comes back dead.
Towing in Tamarac →Dead batteries and no-starts make up a big slice of what we do out here. It's the housing stock: small 1950s and 60s single-family homes on tight lots through Carver Ranches, Lake Forest and Utopia, a lot of older cars, and most of them…
Towing in West Park →Half the calls here are a two-mile hop. The other half turn into an 80-mile drive. Royal Palm Blvd and Griffin Rd are the last services before Alligator Alley crosses the Everglades — no fuel, nowhere to eat, long gaps between call boxes.
Towing in Weston →Out west near Davie, a breakdown means a wide shoulder and room to work. Here it's the opposite. Calls come off Wilton Drive between one and three in the morning — a fob locked in a running car, or somebody who got a ride home and needs…
Towing in Wilton Manors →Call and a dispatcher will have a truck on the way in minutes.
Call (954) 758-5905