Woodland Towing: 24/7 Tow Truck and Roadside Help in Woodland, CA
Woodland Towing connects you with a local tow operator anywhere in Woodland and Yolo County, on I-5, Hwy 113 or a county road. One call — towing, jump starts, lockouts, flat tires, and winch-outs, day or night.
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Tell us where you are and what happened — we connect you with a local operator equipped for the job.
Emergency Towing
Breakdowns, accidents, cars that won’t start. Local and longer-distance tows for cars, trucks, and SUVs. Roadside help →
Roadside Assistance
Out of gas, battery trouble, minor breakdowns — often fixable on the spot without a tow.
Jump Starts
Dead battery in a parking lot or driveway? A quick jump gets most cars going in minutes. Won’t start? →
Car Lockouts
Keys locked inside? Damage-free unlock service for most makes and models.
Flat Tire Help
Spare mounted safely on the shoulder — or a tow to the nearest tire shop if there’s no spare.
Winch-Out & Recovery
Stuck in mud, a ditch, or off the shoulder? Recovery equipment to pull you back to solid ground.
More services: Motorcycle towing · RV & trailer towing · Accident towing · Fuel delivery · Junk car removal · Vehicle transport · Flatbed towing · Heavy-duty & semi towing · Tractor & farm equipment · 24 hour towing · Cheap towing tips
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CALL (530) 490-5352 NOWWhat Towing Typically Costs in Woodland
| Service | Typical Range |
|---|---|
| Local tow (hookup + first miles) | $75 – $125 |
| Each additional mile | $3 – $5 |
| Jump start | $50 – $100 |
| Car lockout | $50 – $100 |
| Flat tire change | $50 – $100 |
| Winch-out / recovery | $75 – $250+ |
Typical market ranges for the Woodland area — after-hours and complex recoveries can run higher. The operator quotes your final price before dispatch, so there are no surprises. See the full tow cost guide.
Stay Safe Until the Truck Arrives
Pull as far onto the shoulder as you safely can. On I-5, use exit ramps or wide shoulders where possible.
Turn on your hazard lights immediately — day or night. Pop the hood if it’s safe to signal you’re disabled.
On highways, the safest place is usually inside the vehicle, seatbelt on, away from traffic-side doors.
Note the nearest exit, cross street, or mile marker — it’s the first thing we’ll ask, and it gets help to you faster.
One Call. Help On the Way.
Local operators who know Yolo County. County roads, farm roads, and the I-5 corridor — not a dispatcher three states away.
Upfront pricing. You hear the price before a truck rolls. No surprise bills on the hook.
24/7, actually. Breakdowns don’t keep business hours. Neither do we.
The right equipment. Flatbeds for low-clearance and AWD vehicles, wheel-lifts for quick local tows, winches for recoveries.
Coverage Across Yolo County
Based in Woodland, with coverage along I-5 and Highway 113, including Davis, Dunnigan, Esparto, Winters, Knights Landing, Zamora, Yolo, Capay, Madison, West Sacramento, Natomas, Clarksburg, Dixon, and Arbuckle.
Around the Clock, Around the County
Towing FAQs
How much is a tow truck in Woodland?
A local tow in Woodland typically costs $75 to $125 for the hookup and first few miles, plus $3 to $5 for each mile after that. The operator quotes your final price before dispatch. See what a tow costs for distance examples.
What should I do if my car breaks down on the highway?
Turn on your hazards, get as far right as you can, and if traffic is passing close, stay in the car with your seatbelt on. Then call with your direction of travel and the last exit or mile marker you passed. The I-5 breakdown guide covers what to do while you wait.
Do tow trucks need your keys?
It helps a lot. With the keys, the car can be put in neutral and steered onto the truck. Without them it may need wheel dollies or a flatbed, which can take longer and cost more, so say so when you call if the keys are lost.
Can a tow truck unlock my car?
Often, yes. A lockout is a roadside call, not a tow, and typically runs $50 to $100. See car lockout help.
Do I need a flatbed for an AWD or lowered car?
Usually, yes. A flatbed carries all four wheels off the ground, which protects the drivetrain on all-wheel-drive cars and the bumpers on low ones. Say so when you call so the right truck is sent. See flatbed towing.
Can a motorcycle be towed?
Yes, on a truck set up for bikes, with wheel chocks and soft straps. Say it is a motorcycle when you call. See motorcycle towing.
Back On the Road Starts With One Call
24 hours a day, 7 days a week, everywhere in Yolo County.
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Stranded? Call now(530) 490-5352Woodland Towing connects stranded drivers with independent local tow operators. Availability varies by time and location; final pricing is quoted by the operator before dispatch.