Tow truck with amber lights loading a car at night on a Fishers road
— 01 / 24 hours · Fishers · Geist · Noblesville · I-69

Stuck is temporary.

24/7 towing and roadside help dispatched from inside Fishers — not a national call center hunting for a truck two counties away. Straight rates quoted before we roll. Named for old Mudsock, because this has been our road a long time.

Call (317) 747-2955 Non-Urgent Request
20–40 min typical arrivalPrice quoted on the phoneFlatbed for AWD & EVsAnswered by a human, 24/7
— 02 / What we roll for

Towing & rescue, five ways

Tow operator securing a sedan onto a flatbed at night in the rain

24/7 Emergency Towing

Breakdowns don't check the clock. Any hour, any weather, real ETA on the first call.

Emergency towing →
Technician jump-starting a car on the shoulder with service truck behind

Roadside Assistance

Dead battery, lockout, flat, empty tank — half our calls end without a tow at all.

Roadside →
Recovery operator working an accident scene with traffic control

Accident Recovery

Scene-safe recovery, debris cleanup, photos and paperwork your insurer actually wants.

Recovery →
Sports car loaded on a flatbed truck in daylight

Flatbed Towing

The only right answer for AWD, EVs, low cars and bikes. All four wheels off the road.

Flatbed →
Tow operator rigging a winch line at dusk

Junk Car Removal

Free tow and cash for most complete vehicles. The eyesore leaves today.

Junk cars →
Aerial of the I-69 corridor at Fishers interchanges

Not sure what you need?

Call and describe it. Diagnosing the right truck is our job, not yours.

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— 03 / Why local wins

The tow-network game, and why we don't play it

Call a roadside 800-number and here's what happens: a dispatcher three states away auctions your breakdown to whoever bids lowest, quotes you "45–90 minutes," and the truck that finally comes is whoever was desperate. We're the opposite end of that call — trucks based in Fishers, rates quoted by the person who's actually driving, and a reputation on this exact stretch of road to protect. That's the whole business model: be worth calling directly.

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Flatbed operator checking tie-down straps
— 04 / When you call

Four minutes to a truck rolling

Tell us where and what.
Cross street or exit number, what the vehicle's doing, whether you're in a safe spot. Pin-drop by text works too.
Get the number and the ETA.
Price for the job and a real arrival window — based on where the truck is, not a script.
We roll, you sit tight.
Hazards on, stay belted in the car if you're on a live shoulder. The driver calls when close.
Hooked, hauled, handled.
Straight to your shop, home or our yard. Receipt to your phone — insurance-ready.
Aerial view of Fishers Indiana roads at golden hour
— 05 / Coverage

Mudsock country

Before Fishers was Fishers, this crossroads was called Mudsock. We work the same ground: the whole grid, the reservoir loop, and every mile of I-69 between the 96th Street and SR-37 exits.

— 06 / Straight answers

Stranded-driver questions

How fast can a tow truck reach me in Fishers?
We dispatch from inside the Fishers/Geist area, so typical arrival is 20–40 minutes — not the 90-plus that network dispatchers quote when they finally find a truck. Call and we give you a real ETA based on where the truck actually is.
How much does a tow cost around here?
Local hook-up plus the first miles typically runs $75–$125, with per-mile beyond. After-hours and recovery work (winching, off-road) add. We quote the number on the phone before the truck rolls — no surprise total at drop-off.
Should I call my insurance or a tow company first?
If anyone is hurt, 911 first. Otherwise call the tow company — you choose who tows your car, not the insurer's network. Save your receipt; roadside coverage typically reimburses either way.
Do you tow AWD and electric vehicles safely?
Yes — on a flatbed, which is the only correct answer for AWD, EVs and low-clearance cars. Dolly-dragging an AWD or an EV damages drivetrains and battery skid plates. If a company quotes you a wheel-lift for one, keep calling.
Can you get a car out of a ditch or yard?
That is recovery work — winching, rigging and sometimes a second truck. We do it daily in the corridor, especially in ice season. Send a photo when you call and the quote gets accurate fast.

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One number to stop being stranded

Answered 24/7 by someone who can actually send a truck.

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Stranded? Call (317) 747-2955