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Every Buffalo Neighborhood and Erie County Town We Tow In
35 Buffalo neighborhoods and 37 Erie County towns and villages, from a base at 415 Rhode Island St on the West Side. Same truck, same $160-plus-$7-a-mile formula, any hour.
Buffalo, Sector by Sector
The West Side is home ground, a few blocks from the truck: Allentown, Elmwood-Bidwell, Elmwood Village, Linwood, Lower West Side and Upper West Side. What to do in Allentown, What to do in Elmwood-Bidwell and What to do in Elmwood Village are the write-ups to start with.
North Buffalo, residential driveways and the commercial strips through them: Black Rock, Central Park, Grant-Amherst, North Park, Parkside, Park Meadow, Riverside, University Heights and West Hertel. What to do in Black Rock, What to do in Central Park and What to do in Grant-Amherst are the write-ups to start with.
South Buffalo, where the lake wind arrives first: First Ward, Hopkins-Tifft, Kaisertown, Seneca Babcock, Seneca-Cazenovia and South Park. What to do in First Ward, What to do in Hopkins-Tifft and What to do in Kaisertown are the write-ups to start with.
The East Side, long straight residential streets and a few commercial runs: Broadway-Fillmore, Delavan Grider, Ellicott, Fillmore-Leroy, Fruit Belt, Genesee-Moselle, Hamlin Park, Kenfield, Kensington-Bailey, Lovejoy, Masten Park, MLK Park, Pratt-Willert Park and Schiller Park. What to do in Broadway-Fillmore, What to do in Delavan Grider and What to do in Ellicott are the write-ups to start with.
The Inner Ring Around the City
Close enough that mileage barely registers on a tow, with wider roads and bigger lots: Cheektowaga, Amherst, Tonawanda, Kenmore, West Seneca, Lackawanna, Depew, Sloan, Williamsville, Blasdell and Grand Island. What to do in Cheektowaga, What to do in Amherst and What to do in Tonawanda are the write-ups to start with.
Across Erie County
Where town roads replace city blocks and a slide off the shoulder in a snow band is the classic call: Hamburg, Orchard Park, Lancaster, Clarence, East Aurora, Aurora, Elma, Eden, Alden, Newstead, Akron, Angola and Evans.
And the Southtowns and the far side of the county: Boston, Holland, Marilla, Wales, Colden, Concord, Springville, Collins, North Collins, Brant, Farnham, Sardinia and Gowanda. Mileage counts for more from here, which is exactly why the per-mile number is on the pricing page and not hidden.
Streets, Not Just Areas
Every area page lists the streets we have verified for it, and each of those has its own page under streets we tow on, saying which areas the road runs through and which calls we take most on it. The blog has a breakdown write-up for every area, and what to expect when you call at night applies to all of them.
Questions Buffalo Drivers Actually Ask Before They Call
Do you cover my neighborhood?
If it is in Buffalo or Erie County, yes. Every area above has its own page and its own write-up, and the price from any of them is the same formula: $160 before mileage and $7 a loaded mile. How the mileage works.
Is there a tow truck near me if I am outside the city?
Yes. The truck starts on the West Side and the same numbers carry on across the county. A longer run costs more, but it costs a published amount more, and we quote it before the truck is sent.
Why does one area not have a page yet?
Because we will not publish a page about a place we cannot say anything true about. An area gets its page when we have verified streets or landmarks for it, and not before. Right now every area is live.
Stuck right now? Call and get the number before the truck is sent.
$50 to book, $110 to hook, $7 a mile. Jump start $129, lockout $129, flat. No after-hours rate.