Emergency Towing Surrey & Lower Mainland

24/7 Emergency Towing in Surrey, BC

When your vehicle breaks down on Highway 99, King George Boulevard, or anywhere across Surrey and the Lower Mainland, TowingNo.1 dispatches the nearest available driver immediately. Our average response time is under 15 minutes.

We operate flatbed and wheel-lift tow trucks 24 hours a day, 7 days a week — including all statutory holidays. Every tow comes with an upfront flat-rate quote before dispatch. No hidden fees, no meter running.

Our drivers are trained, licensed, and insured in BC. We handle your vehicle with professional care from pickup to drop-off, whether you need a tow to a repair shop, dealership, or your home.

What We Tow

• Cars and sedans
• SUVs and crossovers
• Pickup trucks
• Electric vehicles (flatbed only)
• Motorcycles
• Light commercial vehicles
• Accident-damaged vehicles
• Non-running vehicles

Areas We Serve

We dispatch emergency towing across all of Surrey including Guildford, Newton, Fleetwood, Cloverdale, and South Surrey. We also cover Langley, Burnaby, Richmond, Coquitlam, White Rock, Delta, Maple Ridge, and Vancouver.

Flatbed or Wheel-Lift: What Your Vehicle Needs

Not every breakdown calls for the same truck. A flatbed lifts the whole vehicle clear of the road, which is the right choice for all-wheel-drive cars, lowered or low-clearance vehicles, electric vehicles that must never roll on their drive wheels, and anything with crash or drivetrain damage. A wheel-lift is quicker to set up and ideal for short repositioning jobs and standard front- or rear-wheel-drive sedans where a full deck is not required.

When you call, mention the make, the drive type, and whether the vehicle still rolls and steers. That one detail lets dispatch send the correct truck the first time, which keeps your wait short and protects your transmission and bumpers from avoidable harm during loading.

Staying Safe Until the Truck Arrives

If you have rolled to a stop on a shoulder, keep your seatbelt on, leave the hazard lights flashing, and stay inside when traffic is heavy and fast. If the shoulder is wide and clear, step out on the side away from the lane and wait behind the guardrail. Share your exact direction of travel and the nearest exit or kilometre marker so our driver reaches you without circling back, and we will text you when the truck is close.

Frequently Asked Questions