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Serving Martinez, CA and surrounding areas. (925) 723-9009
Broken down on I-680 at midnight or stranded on Highway 4 during rush hour - a real dispatcher answers every call and sends a driver right away, no matter the hour.
24 hour towing in Martinez, CA means a live dispatcher answers the phone and sends a driver any hour of the day or night - including weekends and holidays - covering the I-680 and Highway 4 corridors as well as local streets.
Most breakdowns happen when it is least convenient. A dead battery at 2 a.m., an overheated engine on the morning commute, a collision on Highway 4 during the afternoon rush - none of those situations wait for business hours. When you call, a dispatcher picks up, asks for your location and vehicle details, and routes the nearest available driver to you.
If your situation involves a vehicle that has left the roadway or needs pulling from a ditch, our winch out service is available around the clock as part of the same call - no need to find a separate provider.
If your vehicle will not start and a roadside jump-start or fuel delivery has not solved the problem, a tow to a shop is the next step. This is especially true if you do not yet know what caused the failure - getting it flat to a mechanic keeps the issue from getting worse in transit.
After an accident on I-680, Highway 4, or anywhere in the Martinez area, your car may have damage that makes it unsafe or impossible to drive. Even if it looks like it could move, hidden damage to the steering or suspension makes driving it a serious risk.
A temperature gauge in the red, steam from under the hood, or a sudden puddle of fluid are signs that driving further will cause serious engine damage. Pull over safely, turn off the engine, and call for a tow rather than trying to limp to a shop.
A disabled vehicle on the I-680 on-ramp, near the Benicia-Martinez Bridge approach, or on Highway 4 is a safety hazard for you and everyone around you. Getting a tow truck there quickly to clear the lane is the right call - do not try to push or coast the vehicle in moving traffic.
Our 24 hour towing covers the full range of situations that come up any time of day or night - standard flatbed transport for passenger cars and SUVs, roadside recovery for vehicles that have left the road, and transport for electric or hybrid vehicles that require flatbed handling. Every call goes to a live dispatcher who routes the nearest available truck, not a voicemail that gets returned in the morning. For situations involving an injury, an active scene, or a vehicle that needs rapid clearing from a travel lane, we also provide emergency towing with the same around-the-clock availability.
Most passenger vehicles are loaded onto a flatbed carrier - all four wheels off the road, no drivetrain stress, no road contact during transport. This is especially important for AWD and 4WD vehicles and for anything that has already been in a collision. The driver confirms the destination with you before moving and gives you a clear price before any hookup, in line with California and Contra Costa County towing rate rules.
For drivers who break down after dark on I-680, Highway 4, or any street in the Martinez area - live dispatch and a driver sent immediately.
Covers every day of the year - weekends, holidays, and days when other providers may not be reachable. No waiting until Monday.
Passenger cars, SUVs, AWD vehicles, hybrids, and EVs - all loaded on a flatbed deck with full tie-down securing for safe transport to any shop.
Priority response for vehicles blocking lanes on I-680, the Benicia-Martinez Bridge approach, or Highway 4 - any time, any day.
Around-the-clock pickup for vehicles involved in accidents - to a body shop, insurance-directed facility, or your preferred repair shop.
Drivers trained on EV and hybrid towing requirements - flatbed-only transport for vehicles that cannot be towed with drive wheels on the ground.
Martinez sits at the intersection of two of the East Bay's busiest commuter routes - I-680 and Highway 4 - and at the foot of the Benicia-Martinez Bridge, one of the most heavily traveled crossings in Northern California. Breakdowns do not wait for business hours on these roads. A disabled vehicle on the bridge approach or in a freeway merge zone at 11 p.m. creates the same traffic backup and safety risk as one at noon, and the response standard needs to match that. A 24 hour towing service that actually answers the phone and moves a driver immediately is not a nice-to-have on the I-680 corridor - it is the baseline.
The refinery and industrial corridor along Highway 4 adds commercial vehicle breakdowns to the mix at all hours. Work trucks, contractor vehicles, and delivery vans move through this area on schedules that do not align with daylight, and breakdowns in the refinery zone have their own set of considerations. We serve customers across this corridor, including those coming in from Antioch and Concord, where the same late-night and off-hours demand applies.
The dispatcher asks for your location - the nearest exit number on I-680, a cross street, or a landmark - plus your vehicle make, model, and what happened. The more clearly you can describe where you are, the faster the driver finds you. An estimated arrival time is given right then.
The dispatcher routes the nearest available truck to your position. During heavy commute hours on Highway 4 or I-680, the driver may face traffic too - the dispatcher will keep you updated. If you are in a dangerous spot, that detail is flagged for priority handling.
The driver walks around your vehicle before touching it - checking condition, fluid leaks, and anything that affects the right loading method. For most cars and SUVs, a flatbed carrier is used. If your vehicle is off the road, winching to a recoverable position happens first.
The driver confirms your destination before moving - a shop, your home, or a storage facility. You are welcome to ride along in the cab. The price is confirmed before hookup, and an itemized receipt is provided at drop-off so there are no surprises.
Live dispatch 24/7, covering I-680, Highway 4, and the Benicia-Martinez Bridge corridor. Clear price before any hookup.
(925) 723-9009We do not route calls to voicemail at 2 a.m. A real dispatcher answers every call, takes your details, and moves a driver. That is the difference between help on the way and waiting until morning to find out what happens next.
Towing companies on the rotation list used by local law enforcement in Contra Costa County have been vetted for equipment, licensing, and response capability. That local credential means something beyond what any company can self-report.
The Benicia-Martinez Bridge approach, the refinery corridor on Highway 4, and the winding hill roads east of Martinez all have their own challenges at night. Our drivers work these roads regularly and know how to position safely, navigate around congestion, and coordinate with CHP on scene.
California and Contra Costa County towing regulations protect you as a customer - you are entitled to a clear quote before the truck moves your vehicle, at any hour. We quote upfront, provide an itemized receipt, and do not add fees after the fact just because it is midnight.
When you call us at 3 a.m. on a holiday weekend, you get the same standard you would expect on a Tuesday afternoon - a real dispatcher, a clear price, and a driver on the way. That consistency is what keeps Martinez and Contra Costa County drivers saving our number.
Available around the clock for vehicles stuck in ditches, off road, or on steep grades near Martinez.
Learn MorePriority response for active accident scenes, lane blockages, and situations requiring immediate clearance.
Learn MoreCall now and a driver heads your way immediately - the I-680 corridor and Highway 4 are covered 24 hours a day, every day of the year.