Every part of town
Downtown, Old Colorado City, Briargate, Stetson Hills, the Broadmoor area, Cimarron Hills, Security-Widefield and out east toward Falcon. If you are not sure whether your spot counts, call; it almost certainly does.
Service area · El Paso County
Towing in Colorado Springs, 24/7
Colorado Springs is home base. We usually get to you in about 35 minutes, the owner answers, and you get an affordable total price before the truck leaves.
- Licensed & insured
- PUC-T-05879
- 4.3 on Google (18 reviews)
Where we tow
Roads we cover in Colorado Springs
- Most callsI-25 at S. Nevada Ave / S. Tejon StOne of the spots we get called to most.
- Most callsN. Powers Blvd (CO-21) at Stetson Hills BlvdOne of the spots we get called to most.
- I-25Through the middle of the city, from Fountain to the Air Force Academy and north toward Monument.
- Powers Boulevard (CO-21)The east-side corridor, from Peterson Space Force Base up to Briargate.
- Academy BoulevardNorth to south across the city, from Briargate down to the Fort Carson area.
- US-24 and Platte AvenueEast toward Cimarron Hills and Falcon, and west toward Manitou Springs.
- Woodmen Road and Austin Bluffs ParkwayThe busy east–west roads on the north side.
Good to know
Towing in Colorado Springs: what to expect
Tell us your nearest cross streets or exit
On a city street, the two closest cross streets are enough. On I-25 or Powers, give us the direction you were heading and the nearest exit or mile marker, so we find you on the first try.
To your mechanic, your dealer or your home
You choose where the vehicle goes. Most tows here end at a shop or dealership in town or back at the driver’s home.
What we do in Colorado Springs
Towing, roadside help and junk car pickup
While you wait
Stay safe until the truck arrives
- Turn on your hazard lights and pull as far off the road as you safely can.
- If you cannot get away from traffic, stay in the vehicle with your seat belt on.
- Tell us the nearest exit, mile marker or cross streets, and which way you were heading.
- Colorado law requires passing drivers to move over or slow down for any stopped vehicle with its hazard lights on.
If anyone is hurt or the vehicle is blocking traffic, call 911 first.
Google reviews
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Towing in Colorado Springs: common questions
How fast can a tow truck get to me in Colorado Springs?
We usually get there in about 35 minutes. When you call, we tell you an honest arrival time for your exact spot before we head out.
Do you cover all of Colorado Springs, including the east side and Falcon?
Yes. We cover the whole city and the surrounding parts of El Paso County, including Briargate, Stetson Hills, Cimarron Hills, Security-Widefield and the Falcon area.
I broke down on I-25 or Powers. What should I do while I wait?
Turn on your hazard lights and get as far off the road as you safely can, or take the next exit if the car still moves. If you cannot get away from traffic, stay inside with your seat belt on. Colorado law requires passing drivers to move over or slow down for any stopped vehicle with its hazard lights on.
Can you tow my car to my mechanic or dealership in Colorado Springs?
Yes. You choose the destination: your mechanic, a dealership, a body shop or your home. Tell us where when you call and it is included in the price we quote.
Is there a towing company in Colorado Springs that speaks Spanish?
Yes. Ed First Towing works in English and Spanish, on the phone and in person. You can call or text in either language at any hour.
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