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Typical calls
What we get dispatched for
Overheated on I-35 in July
Central Texas summers regularly top 100°F. Cooling systems that were already marginal give out in stop-and-go corridor traffic, usually in the afternoon. These are flatbed or wheel-lift tows to the driver's shop of choice.
Dead battery in a Plum Creek driveway
Heat kills batteries faster than cold does. A jump start on site solves most of these without a tow — call and ask about today's availability.
Keys locked in the car at the outlets
Parking-lot lockouts near the San Marcos Premium Outlets are common on weekends. We open the door with proper tools instead of a wedge and a coat hanger.
Off the shoulder near SH 21
Rain and soft ground on the rural stretches by Uhland and Niederwald put wheels in a ditch. That is a winch-out, not a straight tow.
Kyle to Austin after a breakdown
Plenty of drivers want the car taken to their regular mechanic in Austin or San Antonio rather than the nearest lot. Long-distance runs are quoted by the mile up front.
Box truck down on the corridor
Commercial vehicles on the Austin–San Antonio stretch need heavy-duty equipment and a plan for the load, not just a bigger truck.
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