24 hour towing in New Orleans. Call, get a quote, and we match you with a licensed local operator.
Call (504) 474-5530 for a tow truck in New Orleans. Tell us the parish, the road, the year and model, and the destination. We match you with a licensed local operator who quotes before the truck rolls. If you are disabled on the Causeway, call Causeway Police at *27 or (504) 835-3116 first. Dedicated pages for Metairie and New Orleans East. The line takes calls 24/7. We do not own the trucks.
What this line matches you to
Light-duty and heavy-duty. Emergency. Flatbed. Wheel-lift. Motorcycle. RV. Long-distance. Accident recovery. 24-hour roadside jumps, tire changes, fuel delivery, and lockouts. One number. Licensed operators covering this metro.
24/7 Emergency Towing
Stuck on I-10 or a side street? The line takes calls 24/7 and reaches licensed operators metro-wide.
Learn moreFlatbed Towing
Four wheels off the ground. The right call for AWD, low clearance, luxury, and damaged vehicles.
Learn moreWheel-Lift Towing
Fast, tight-space recovery for standard sedans, trucks, and SUVs. Great for shotgun-house driveways and apartment lots.
Learn moreHeavy-Duty Towing
Box trucks, delivery vans, dump trucks, buses. Up to 50,000 lb GVWR capacity.
Learn moreMotorcycle Towing
Soft straps, no frame damage. Cruisers, sport bikes, trikes, and scooters.
Learn moreRV & Trailer Towing
Class A, B, C, and fifth-wheels. Slide-in and hitch disconnects handled.
Learn moreLong-Distance Towing
Written route quotes out of New Orleans, across Louisiana, and cross-state.
Learn moreAccident Recovery & Winch-Outs
Ditch, canal bank, soft shoulder, standing water. Winch-outs, rollovers, and post-collision staging.
Learn moreRoadside Assistance
Jump starts, tire changes, fuel delivery, lockouts. Back on the road, no tow needed.
Learn moreJunk Car & Abandoned Vehicle Removal
Cash for some cars. Clean, legal pickup. Title or no title - the operator handles the paperwork.
Learn morePrivate Property Towing
HOA, apartment, retail lot enforcement. Fully code-compliant signage and dispatch.
Learn moreExotic & Classic Car Towing
Low-clearance flatbeds, soft-tie straps, covered trailer option. Ask the operator how they will load.
Learn moreTesla & EV Towing
EV towing matched to operators who can follow the owner manual.
Learn moreJump Start Service
Dead battery? Often no tow needed. Mobile jump start priced per call, anywhere in the New Orleans metro.
Learn moreFuel Delivery
Out of gas on I-10 or in a lot? Ask the operator gallons and billing. Pay per call.
Learn moreCar Lockout Service
Keys locked inside? Call 911 first if a child or pet is inside. Quote before the truck rolls.
Learn moreRoadside Assistance (No AAA Membership Needed)
No membership, no annual fee, no enrollment wait. Pay only when you need help. Jump, tire, fuel, lockout.
Learn moreWinch-Out & Recovery
Stuck in standing water, mud, a ditch, or over a canal bank? Winch-out quoted before the truck rolls.
Learn moreFlat Tire Service
Roadside flat tire change to your spare, or a tow if your spare is missing or unusable.
Learn moreWhy do New Orleans drivers choose Quick Tow New Orleans?
The New Orleans metro runs from the dense Orleans Core out across Lakefront & East and the West Bank, through Jefferson Parish, St. Bernard, the Northshore across the Causeway, and the River Parishes upriver. Every region has its quirks. I-10 through downtown has no shoulder and backs up fast the moment a car stalls. Summer afternoon thunderstorms flood the Carrollton underpass and low streets across the city in minutes, not hours. The Causeway alone logs roughly 3,000 breakdowns a year over 24 miles of open water. We know the metro, the roads, and which operator to send.
- One local 504 number. A line for this metro, not a national queue that routes you blind from another state.
- The price before the truck rolls. The operator quotes the job up front, not a meter you read at the drop-off.
- The right truck for the vehicle. Flatbed when the car is low or damaged. For AWD and EVs, follow the owner manual. Wheel-lift for tight lots. Heavy wreckers for trucks and RVs.
- The line is open after hours. Calls are taken 24/7, including holidays and Mardi Gras weekend.
Where do we offer towing in the New Orleans metro?
From the French Quarter to Metairie, the West Bank, Chalmette, and across the lake to Slidell. Pick your city for local context and the number to call.
New Orleans, French Quarter, CBD, Uptown, Mid-City, Broadmoor, Carrollton, Bywater, Lakeview, Gentilly, New Orleans East, Lower Ninth Ward, Algiers, Gretna, Harvey, Marrero, Westwego, Terrytown, Belle Chasse, Metairie, Kenner, Harahan, River Ridge, Elmwood, Chalmette, Arabi, Meraux, Slidell, Covington, Mandeville, LaPlace, Destrehan, Norco
Need a tow? One call gets you a licensed local operator.
The line takes calls 24/7. The operator quotes the job before the truck rolls.
What do drivers ask about towing in New Orleans?
A few things drivers ask before they call us. Don't see your question? Call (504) 474-5530.
All FAQsWhat areas across the New Orleans metro do you tow?
The network covers the whole New Orleans metro. Say the parish, the road (I-10, Causeway, Westbank Expressway, Chef Menteur), and the destination. If you are on the Causeway deck, call Causeway Police first at *27 or (504) 835-3116, then this line. Northshore and River Parishes addresses are a longer run than the core, so the operator quotes wait after they know the pin.
How much does a tow cost in New Orleans?
Our published light-duty hookup starts at $95. That is the hookup, not the total. Confirm mileage, equipment, and any night or holiday charges with the operator before you agree. Heavy-duty, motorcycle, RV, and long-distance need their own quote.
Are you open 24/7?
Yes. The line takes calls 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, including holidays. Tell us where you are and what the vehicle is doing, and we match you with a licensed operator covering that part of the metro.
Do you have flatbeds?
Yes. Tell us the year and model. A flatbed is the usual safe choice for low-clearance or damaged cars. For AWD and EVs, follow the owner's manual. Tesla's Model 3 manual recommends a flatbed and only allows a wheel-lift with dollies that keep all four wheels off the ground under its published limits. We do not give DIY transport instructions.
Should I call my insurer or motor club first?
If you carry roadside coverage through an insurer or a motor club, call them first so the tow goes on their tab - they dispatch from their own operator network. If you have no coverage, call us and we match you with a local operator who bills you directly.