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Your car leaves the way it arrived

Towing services in Kissimmee and across Osceola and Orange County - nine of them, one operator. If you are not sure which one you need, call and describe what happened.

When the vehicle has to move

Wheel lift and dollies on the truck, and a flatbed brought in when a vehicle cannot roll or should not be lifted.

A blue SUV loaded on the wrecker for light duty towing.

Light & medium duty towing

Cars, SUVs, pickups, cargo vans and box trucks. Breakdowns, accidents, repossession-free private moves, and transport between shops or storage.

  • All wheel drive handled on dollies so the drivetrain is not dragged
  • Low clearance and lowered vehicles taken on a flatbed instead of a lift
  • Photographed before and after loading, on every job
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A white classic car recovered onto the wrecker at the roadside.

Winch outs & recovery

Off the shoulder, into a ditch, sunk in sand or bogged in a yard after Florida rain. Pulled out and put back on the road, or loaded if it will not drive afterwards.

  • Soft shoulder, mud, sand and grass recoveries
  • Recovery points used properly so bodywork is not torn
  • Tell Vic on the phone how far off the road you are
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A silver sedan being removed from a retail lot at night.

Private property towing

Contracted removals for parking lots, HOAs, apartment complexes and business forecourts. Every removal is timestamped, photographed and logged, so the property manager has a record and the vehicle owner has nothing to dispute.

Signage and notice requirements under Florida law are followed on every call.

A white work van loaded for junk vehicle removal.

Junk car removal

Non runners, scrap and long dead projects cleared from driveways, garages and side yards. Flat tires and missing wheels are not a problem.

Have the title ready if you have it. Call first either way, because what the vehicle is worth changes what the job costs you.

When it can be fixed where it sits

Not every call needs a tow. If Vic can get you moving at the kerb, that is cheaper for you and he will say so on the phone.

Vic's wrecker with amber strobes lit beside a white utility truck.

Roadside assistance

The catch all. Describe what the vehicle is doing and Vic will tell you whether it is a kerbside fix or a tow before he sets off, so you know the cost either way.

Lockouts

Keys on the seat, keys in the boot, child or pet shut inside. Opened with proper tools rather than a wedge and a coat hanger, so the door frame, weather seal and paint are left alone. If someone is locked in, call 911 first, then call Vic.

Jump starts

Flat battery in a driveway, a car park or a work lot. Vic tests whether the battery is actually dead or the alternator is the real problem, so you are not calling again from the same spot tomorrow morning.

Tire changes

Spare fitted and torqued at the roadside. No spare, a locking nut with no key, or two flats at once, and the vehicle goes on the truck to a tire shop instead.

Fuel delivery

Enough petrol or diesel brought to you to reach the nearest station. Tell Vic which fuel the vehicle takes when you call, because guessing wrong is an engine rebuild rather than a callout.

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What has been on the truck

Not a capability claim. This is what Vic has actually towed around Osceola and Orange County, and the photographs are on the home page.

How pricing actually works

Towing is priced on two things: how far Vic drives to reach you, and how far the vehicle then travels. On top of that, a recovery that needs winching costs more than a car sitting in a car park, because it takes longer and carries more risk.

That is why there is no price list on this page. A flat number posted online is either too high for a short local tow or too low for a night recovery off a wet shoulder, and either way somebody argues about it at the roadside.

Call, describe where you are and where the vehicle is going, and you get the number before the truck moves. If it turns out you need a shop rather than a tow, Vic will tell you that too.