TOWING SERVICE STATESVILLE & MOORESVILLE, NC
Statesville Towing should be your number one choice for towing in Statesville NC. Whether you’re looking for 24 hour emergency towing, flatbed or medium duty towing services, we can help. We also offer jump start services if you’re stuck with a dead car battery, and winch outs if your vehicle has come off the road somehow and you need a little help to get moving again. If you’re looking for towing in Statesville, Mooresville or beyond, you’ve come to the right place!
About Us We have been serving the community here in Statesville for many years now, and are known to be reliable, affordable, and prompt towing contractors. Our team are professional and experienced in dealing with even tricky problems, and can help to get you moving again whatever has gone wrong. Locally owned and operated with our own families driving the same roads as our customers, we are quick to help anyone who needs us. If you need towing in Mooresville, NC get in touch with our towing professionals! We offer great service at an affordable rate. Let us show you how we can earn your business today! |
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- Our commitment our residents and visitors to Statesville and the Communities nearby:
- We strive to always operate our towing business in accord with the highest standards of ethical conduct.
- Treat each customer who asks for our towing or roadside services and team member in a fair, open, and honest manner, and fully comply with all laws that prohibit discrimination, treat one another in the way we would want to be treated.
- Meet the tow needs of our customers in a knowledgeable and professional manner and answer all of your questions.
- Advertise our products in a positive, factual, and informative manner, and uphold our promotional discounts as they apply for tire changes, jump starts, tows or fuel delivery.
- Detail charges to assist our customers in understanding the work we provide and provide written estimates of any service work the customer may request performed, upon request, or as required by law.
- If we cannot service your vehicle, we will service you by referring you to someone who can help.
- Delivery your vehicle to any mechanic you direct us to
- Resolve customer concerns promptly and courteously.
- Put our promises in writing and stand behind them.
Our Services
Statesville Towing offer a full range of towing and connected services, and can deal with both small cars and larger vehicles. The main services we offer are outlined here and in more detail on our website service pages - but don’t hesitate to get in touch if you don’t see what you’re looking for. Over the years we have dealt with all kinds of vehicle problems, and if we can help you, we certainly will. In addition to our 24 hour towing, we offer wrecker service, fuel delivery, battery jump starts, and tire changes.
- Safety Tips For Changing A Flat Tire:
- First, it can be dangerous on the side of the road to change a tire, if you do not feel secure in doing so, please call us!
- Get As Far Away The Road way As You Can
- Whether you’re on two-lane blacktop or a huge superhighway, you need to get your car as far out of the way as possible. If you can put the flat tire on the side of the car facing away from traffic then you’re already much safer than you were where you started.
- Clearly Mark to Other Drivers That You Are Experiencing An Emergency
- Turning on your hazard lights will let other drivers know there’s something wrong, but that’s just a start. Portable road cones or signs to help direct traffic into the lane away from your car are needed and road flares help. This lets other drivers know to give you room to change your tire as safely as possible.
- Make Sure You Have Solid, Flat Ground For Your Jack
- Before you can change your flat, you need to jack the car up. The jack needs to be set against the frame of the vehicle to bear the weight, and it also needs to be set on flat ground that’s sturdy. If you jack your car up at an angle, the jack will likely slip and could cause severe injury! Or costly mistakes can cause your car could roll backward, or down an incline. These risks are bad enough even in normal circumstance, but on a busy road they can get even worse, they can be deadly.
- Be Aware of Your Surroundings
- It might seem like common sense, but if you’re changing a flat tire on a busy road you need to be aware of the traffic around you. No matter how many careful you are or what signs you put out, there is always a danger as long as there is any movement around you and your vehicle. If you have someone with you it’s a good idea to have that person act as a lookout.
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Towing ServiceTowing is core to our business here - and we have all the equipment needed to deal with breakdowns, accidents and more. Our skilled team of technicians will be will you quickly, and can help to get you to a mechanic or garage, to have your car assessed and repaired, whether you’ve suffered a minor collision, come off the road in poor conditions, or have an unexplained breakdown. Get in touch now to discuss how we can help.
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Medium Duty TowingMedium duty towing is used for larger vehicles like delivery trucks, buses and some motor homes, and can also help when a smaller vehicle is in a difficult position. Medium duty tow trucks have enhanced power but with great maneuverability, so they can help out when the going gets really tough. When you describe your vehicle and the service you need, we will make sure we dispatch the right tow service for you.
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Flatbed TowingStatesville Towing can offer a flatbed towing service, which is perfect if your vehicle has become damaged and can not be towed using a traditional truck. A flatbed might also be deployed for safety reasons, or simply because this is most convenient for your vehicle type and situation. Flatbeds offer convenience, and minimize the danger of damage to the vehicle being towed, making them a popular choice.
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Jump Start ServiceAs frustrating as it is, from time to time you might find you need a jump start to get your car moving again. Often we find this is because car lights or electrical appliances have been left switched on and the battery has accidentally discharged, although it can also be caused by an old or faulty battery. Whatever the issue, we can help. If your car can be safely jump started we will do that and get you on the road again. If there is a more serious issue and we can’t simply jump start the vehicle, we can tow you to a local mechanic to get help.
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Winch Out ServiceWe use a winch out service if a vehicle has become stuck, or come off the road and needs some help to get back to a paved surface. Typically this will be in a situation where the vehicle hasn’t been damaged, so you can get back in and drive away. If we discover your car is not roadworthy after winching we can have a tow truck take you to a mechanic to get any repairs needed done.
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24 Hour TowingThese things do happen to us all at times - you have a small accident or breakdown while out driving, and you need help to get to a mechanic or garage. And of course, an issue like this doesn’t ever seem to happen conveniently within normal working hours. That’s why we have a 24 hour emergency tow service, and can come to your aid 24/7 in the Statesville area. Give us a call so we can understand what you need, and can dispatch someone to help.
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Fuel DeliveryYou could have sworn that your car dealer said that you had 30 miles when the gas light came on the dashboard. And yet, here you sit on the side of the road with an empty fuel tank.
Before you start walking along the side of the highway hoping someone has a gas can, we can bring the fuel to you. No matter where you find yourself stranded, you can count on us. Give us a call, anytime, day or night, and we will happily deliver fuel to you. We are here for you! |
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Vehicle UnlockingIs there any worse feeling than looking at your car keys from the parking lot? Unfortunately, vehicle lockouts are all too common experiences for most drivers.
However, just because everyone does it eventually doesn’t mean that help is as straightforward to find. When you choose us, it means faster service arrivals and quicker car lockout service to get you home right away. Contact us at any time for your vehicle lockout services. |
Get In Touch
If you have an emergency, and need towing services, please call us on the number provided on this website. A call handler is available all day and night and can take your details if you need a 24 hour emergency response. However, if you’re not in a hurry, and would rather communicate by email, go over to our website contact page to drop us a line there.
Some police departments own tow trucks, but in the U.S. it is common to contract police tows to private companies. We do not impound cars unless they are on private property and at the request of the property owner or property manager, then it will be done so at the owners request. Businesses who operate a large fleet of vehicles, such as school bus companies or package delivery services, often own one or several tow trucks for the purposes of towing their own vehicles, we can back up those companies in their time of need. Government departments with large fleets (such as the police departments, fire departments, transportation authorities and departments of public works of major cities) may similarly own tow truck(s). Police department tow trucks may also be used to impound other vehicles. Heavy tow trucks are often called to clear semi truck accidents and straighten out jackknifed trucks. In rural or unorganized areas, companies which operate tow trucks can sometimes also offer additional services appropriate to highway clearance where government-provided ones are unavailable, such as fire suppression. We assist as needed in these types of situations.
If your vehicle has been impounded we suggest calling the owner of the property it was towed from to ask where it was towed to.
If your vehicle has been impounded we suggest calling the owner of the property it was towed from to ask where it was towed to.
“I highly recommend Statesville Towing if you find yourself stuck and in need or an emergency tow to a mechanic. When my car broke down late at night, and in an area I didn’t know very well, it was pretty much my worst nightmare. The call handlers at Statesville Towing were very helpful in talking me through what was happening and keeping me informed as I waited for the tow truck. Once the guys arrived, we were moving again in no time!” Karyn, Statesville NC |
“Statesville Towing came to my rescue when I came out of my office to find my car battery completely unresponsive. I knew I needed a jump start but with nobody around I was a bit helpless. A technician came to me really quickly and the jump start took seconds.” Val, Statesville NC |
“When my SUV went off road in a tricky spot I wasn’t sure how a tow truck would get to it - or how I’d get it back to repair it. Statesville Towing came out and helped with a winch out to get to a more practical spot, and then were able to tow me to a mechanic to get my vehicle assessed and fixed up again. Thanks guys” Brian, Statesville NC |
Towing Statesville and beyond, twenty-fours hours everyday.
Other areas we also provide towing services Barringer
Other areas we also provide towing services Barringer
- Bethany
- Chambersburg
- Coddle Creek
- Concord
- Cool Springs
- Davidson
- Eagle Mills
- Fallstown
- New Hope
- Olin
- Sharpesburg
- Shiloh
- Statesville
- Turnersburg
- Union Grove
Move Over Law
North Carolina's Move Over law protects State Troopers and other law enforcement officers and emergency and utility workers stopped along side our highways.
The Highway Patrol has taken steps to ensure more safety for citizens and troopers. In January, 2002, the state's Move Over law took effect requiring motorists, if they can safely do so, to move one lane away from any law enforcement or other emergency vehicle that is on the side of the highway. This law includes utility vehicles that are on the side of the road restoring electrical service during an unplanned event such as a hurricane or ice storm. The utility vehicles are required to have a flashing amber-colored light.
The law requires motorists slow down and approach cautiously when any emergency vehicle is stopped on the shoulder of the roadway with its lights flashing. Motorists are required to move over to another lane away from the emergency vehicle on a multi-lane highway or slow down on a two lane highway and can do so safely. Motorists must slow down while maintaining a safe speed. G.S. 20-157 (f).
A violation of the move over law will result in a mandatory fine of $250.00 plus court costs/ possible felony charges if anyone is injured as a result of a driver not adhearing to the law.
(North Carolina Department of Public Safety)
In North Carolina, as in the majority of other states, the "Slow Down and Move Over" regulation is an important safety precaution. On the road, the law was drafted with the goal of safeguarding emergency responders and tow truck operators. To comply with this requirement, motorists must slow down and, if possible, transfer to the next lane while approaching emergency vehicles, such as tow trucks, that are stopped on the side of the road with flashing lights. It is impossible to overstate the importance of this rule, as it contributes significantly to the safety of individuals who work in hazardous situations along the side of the road.
Tow truck operators and emergency responders, such as local police officers, firefighters, and emergency medical technicians, regularly work in dangerous situations, such as those in which passing cars pose a significant threat. These workers are especially vulnerable in Statesville due to the enormous volume of traffic on the city's highways and arteries. The law reduces the likelihood of accidents caused by distracted or speeding drivers who are unaware of the presence of emergency vehicles on the roadside. This is accomplished by ordering that vehicles slow down and move over.
The Slow Down, Move Over ordinance, which is enforced in Statesville, North Carolina, is both a legal obligation and a moral imperative. This ensures that those who help others can do it without fear of being injured by passing cars. The law helps to create a safer working environment for these professionals, hence reducing the number of fatalities and accidents by the side of the road. The gravity with which North Carolina treats this issue is shown in the fact that those who violate this rule risk obtaining significant fines and other punishments.
Public awareness campaigns in Statesville and throughout North Carolina have played a critical role in educating drivers about the need of following this legislation. The goal of these efforts is to demonstrate that slowing down and moving over is a simple but effective means of safeguarding those who protect humans. It may be determined that the Slow Down, Move Over rule is absolutely important to ensure the safety of all emergency vehicles, including tow trucks, in the city of Statesville, North Carolina.
North Carolina's Move Over law protects State Troopers and other law enforcement officers and emergency and utility workers stopped along side our highways.
The Highway Patrol has taken steps to ensure more safety for citizens and troopers. In January, 2002, the state's Move Over law took effect requiring motorists, if they can safely do so, to move one lane away from any law enforcement or other emergency vehicle that is on the side of the highway. This law includes utility vehicles that are on the side of the road restoring electrical service during an unplanned event such as a hurricane or ice storm. The utility vehicles are required to have a flashing amber-colored light.
The law requires motorists slow down and approach cautiously when any emergency vehicle is stopped on the shoulder of the roadway with its lights flashing. Motorists are required to move over to another lane away from the emergency vehicle on a multi-lane highway or slow down on a two lane highway and can do so safely. Motorists must slow down while maintaining a safe speed. G.S. 20-157 (f).
A violation of the move over law will result in a mandatory fine of $250.00 plus court costs/ possible felony charges if anyone is injured as a result of a driver not adhearing to the law.
(North Carolina Department of Public Safety)
In North Carolina, as in the majority of other states, the "Slow Down and Move Over" regulation is an important safety precaution. On the road, the law was drafted with the goal of safeguarding emergency responders and tow truck operators. To comply with this requirement, motorists must slow down and, if possible, transfer to the next lane while approaching emergency vehicles, such as tow trucks, that are stopped on the side of the road with flashing lights. It is impossible to overstate the importance of this rule, as it contributes significantly to the safety of individuals who work in hazardous situations along the side of the road.
Tow truck operators and emergency responders, such as local police officers, firefighters, and emergency medical technicians, regularly work in dangerous situations, such as those in which passing cars pose a significant threat. These workers are especially vulnerable in Statesville due to the enormous volume of traffic on the city's highways and arteries. The law reduces the likelihood of accidents caused by distracted or speeding drivers who are unaware of the presence of emergency vehicles on the roadside. This is accomplished by ordering that vehicles slow down and move over.
The Slow Down, Move Over ordinance, which is enforced in Statesville, North Carolina, is both a legal obligation and a moral imperative. This ensures that those who help others can do it without fear of being injured by passing cars. The law helps to create a safer working environment for these professionals, hence reducing the number of fatalities and accidents by the side of the road. The gravity with which North Carolina treats this issue is shown in the fact that those who violate this rule risk obtaining significant fines and other punishments.
Public awareness campaigns in Statesville and throughout North Carolina have played a critical role in educating drivers about the need of following this legislation. The goal of these efforts is to demonstrate that slowing down and moving over is a simple but effective means of safeguarding those who protect humans. It may be determined that the Slow Down, Move Over rule is absolutely important to ensure the safety of all emergency vehicles, including tow trucks, in the city of Statesville, North Carolina.
