Tow companies in Nevada
- 252 tow companies
- 3 county pages
- 224 active USDOT
Nevada has 252 tow companies listed, and 224 of them hold an active USDOT registration. 3 counties have pages of their own.
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Tap a county, then Open pageClick a county to see its tow companiesCounties with their own page3 counties with their own page
Other countiesOther counties in Nevada
38 tow companies in 11 counties with fewer than 15 listings. Open a county to see its tow companies.
Carson City9 tow companies
A&A Towing, B&R Towing, Cal-Neva Transport & Tow Inc, Capital City Towing & Wrecking, Capital Towing Inc, Carson City Towing Inc, D & S Tow, Inc., Five Star Towing & Transport, Inc., Lucky 13 Tow & Transport LLC
Churchill County4 tow companies
A-1 Towing, Custom Towing Inc, Fallon Towing and Recovery, Luther Towing NV LLC
Douglas County4 tow companies
Lake Tahoe Towing Company Inc, Manuel Jimenez Jr DBA South Lake Tahoe Towing, Security Towing, Silver State Towing of Northern Nevada
Elko County7 tow companies
Atlas Towing & Recovery, Durick Towing & Recovery, Elite Towing & Recovery, Four Seasons Towing LLC, RDR Towing, Roadway Towing, Roadway Towing & Repair
Esmeralda County1 tow company
Humboldt County3 tow companies
A-1 Towing LLC, Class 1 Towing & Recovery, High Desert Towing & Recovery LLC
Lander County2 tow companies
Lincoln County1 tow company
Lyon County3 tow companies
Big Rig Truck Repair & Towing Inc, Dayton Towing & Tires Commercial Roadside Truck Service, Executive Towing & Recovery
Mineral County3 tow companies
Mountain Towing, Patriot Long Haul Towing LLC, Woody's Automotive & Towing
Pershing County1 tow company
Roadside service in Nevada, no towing
5 businesses do jump starts, tire changes, lockouts or fuel and say nothing of towing. They aren't counted among the tow companies above.
Carson City1 business
Clark County3 businesses
Era Truck Repair Emergency Roadside Assistance, Oncall Roadside LLC, Romero Roadside LLC
Washoe County1 business
About Nevada
The Nevada Transportation Authority issues the certificate of public convenience and necessity that tow companies need to operate a tow car.1 Nevada sets no single statewide figure. A tow company may bill a nonconsensual tow only at the rates the Nevada Transportation Authority approved in its own tariff, and the authority publishes each company's tariff.1-2
Towing rules in Nevada
- Private-lot tows
In Nevada, a tow requested by someone other than the vehicle owner or police needs a signed, specific request from the property owner or agent. The tow operator can't act as the agent except under a residential complex contract. The area must be posted under state or local rules, notice goes to law enforcement under those rules, and police may order the tow stopped.3
- Complaints
Complaints about a tow go to the Nevada Transportation Authority.3
What a tow costs
Published national ranges, not quotes. Local quotes vary.
Towing a car
- Towing a car
- The hook-up fee: $50 to $125 per tow (HomeGuide, TowingSites.com, TowingCosts.com)A local tow of about 5 to 10 miles: $75 to $175 (HomeGuide, TowingSites.com, TowingCosts.com)Nights, weekends and holidays: up to about $150 more, or 20% to 50% more (HomeGuide, TowingSites.com, TowingCosts.com)
- Long-distance tow
- About 100 miles: $300 to $550 (HomeGuide, TowingSites.com, TowingCosts.com)Per mile: $2 to $4 a mile (HomeGuide, Forbes Home)
Motorcycles, RVs and big rigs
- Motorcycle tow
- A local motorcycle tow: $75 to about $130 (HomeGuide, TowingCosts.com)
- RV or big-rig tow
- Per mile: $4 to $7 a mile (HomeGuide, TowingCosts.com)
Roadside plans
- Roadside plans
- AAA's basic membership: $65 to $75 a year plus $15 to $20 to join, with a free tow of 3 to 5 miles; prices vary by club and ZIP code (AAA, The Auto Club Group, AAA Washington)AAA's higher tiers: $95 to $115 a year for tows up to 100 miles, $125 to $155 for tows up to 200 miles (AAA, The Auto Club Group, AAA Washington)Other plans: insurers' add-ons $5 to $79 a year; Allstate Roadside $75 to $111; Good Sam $49.95 (Forbes Advisor, Allstate)
Ranges from HomeGuide, TowingSites.com, TowingCosts.com, Forbes and the plans' own pages, checked September 2026.