
We tow your trailer.
You have the trailer. We bring the truck and the driver, anywhere across Southern California.
Can I hire someone to tow a trailer?
Yes. If you own or rent a trailer and have nothing that can pull it, we hook it up, tow it and drop it where it needs to go. You get a price before anything is booked, a pickup window, a named driver and a reference number you can track.
What we tow
Enclosed cargo and equipment trailers, production trailers, event and catering trailers, and car haulers, with bumper-pull or gooseneck hitches.
Every job has to fit the truck and the driver's license, so we check it first. Send the trailer's length, its weight rating and the hitch type. If a trailer is too big for a heavy-duty pickup we will say so up front.
How a tow works
Tell us the pickup, the drop and the date. Dispatch replies with a price and a window. A driver hooks up, checks the lights, brakes and tires with you, and tows it direct. You follow the move with your reference number.
Where we tow
We run across Los Angeles, Orange, Ventura, Riverside and San Bernardino counties. Ask us about anything further.
What we do not do
We are not a roadside service, so we do not handle breakdowns or accidents. We do not move mobile homes.
Common questions
How much does it cost to have a trailer towed?
It depends on the distance, the trailer and the timing, so we quote each move before it is booked. Send the pickup, drop and date for a real number.
Can you tow my trailer today?
Often, when a truck is open. Call (818) 749-4568 and we will tell you straight away.
Does the trailer have to be road ready?
Yes. It needs working lights, safe tires, a sound coupler and current plates. Working brakes are needed where the trailer has them. If something is off, tell us first.
Do I need to be there?
Someone needs to give the driver access and any keys or lock codes at both ends. Put those details in your quote request.
Get a quoteCall (818) 749-4568
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