Heavy Towing Midland City

Heavy-duty towing, semi-truck recovery, and rotator services for Midland City and the surrounding Alabama highways. Compare companies and call directly.

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Guffey's Towing and Recovery

Closest
0.0 Miles AwayCall to verify hours

National Road Services - Heavy Duty Towing & Recovery

6.5 Miles AwayOpen 24/7

Best Heavy Duty Towing

6.5 Miles AwayOpen 24/7

Phillip's Towing & Recovery LLC

6.6 Miles AwayOpen 24/7

Jaylinn Heavy Duty Towing

7.9 Miles AwayOpen 24/7
5(4)

KDL Towing LLC

9.0 Miles AwayOpen 24/7

Wiregrass Towing and Recovery

14.1 Miles AwayOpen 24/7
5(457)

Knight's Automotive Repair & Wrecker Service Inc.

17.7 Miles AwayOpen 24/7

C & A 24/7 Towing & Recovery

Verified
23.3 Miles AwayOpen 24/7
Class 8RotatorFlatbed

Kevin Goodyear Towing

24.8 Miles AwayOpen 24/7

ASAP Towing & Automotive

29.5 Miles Away7 AM–10:30 PM
4.7(105)

Stans Towing And Recovery

Verified
33.0 Miles AwayMon-Fri 8:00-17:00

White's Wrecker Service

35.4 Miles AwayOpen 24/7

Road Ranger Wrecker Service

Temporarily Closed
36.5 Miles AwayClosed

Absolute Chaos Towing

36.9 Miles AwayOpen 24/7

Towing in Midland City at a Glance

Towing Companies
15
Open 24/7
11 · 4 daytime
Closest Company
0.0 mi
Nearest Rotator
23.3 mi
Nearby Exits
0

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the closest heavy-duty towing company to Midland City, AL?

Guffey's Towing and Recovery is the closest company listed here, about 0.0 miles from the center of Midland City.

Is 24-hour semi-truck towing available in Midland City?

Yes. 11 of the 15 towing companies listed for Midland City are open 24 hours a day. The rest keep daytime or posted hours, shown on each listing.

How many heavy-duty towing companies serve Midland City, AL?

15 heavy-duty towing companies operate within about 50 miles of Midland City. Each listing shows distance, hours, and a direct phone number.

Is there a rotator wrecker in the Midland City area?

Yes. C & A 24/7 Towing & Recovery, about 23.3 miles from Midland City, lists a 50-ton or larger rotator, the equipment typically needed to upright an overturned semi or recover a truck off the roadway.