
We provide 24/7 towing for cars, SUVs, motorcycles and light-duty vehicles. From Division Street and North Avenue to Armitage Avenue, Western Avenue and nearby expressway ramps; our local towing team helps with breakdowns, accidents, lockouts, flat tires, dead batteries and vehicle transport.










We provide 24/7 towing for cars, SUVs, motorcycles and light-duty vehicles. From Division Street and North Avenue to Armitage Avenue, Western Avenue and nearby expressway ramps; our local towing team helps with breakdowns, accidents, lockouts, flat tires, dead batteries and vehicle transport.

















Immediate Response Towing Chicago provides 24/7 towing in Humboldt Park, including flatbed towing, emergency towing, roadside assistance, jump-starts, flat-tire help and car lockout service.
We serve drivers throughout 60622 and 60647 and dispatch a tow truck based on your location, vehicle type and situation.

What it is:
On-site battery boost to restart your vehicle when the battery is dead, weak or drained on Humboldt Park streets, residential blocks or near parking lots.
When you need it:
Engine will not crank or makes a fast clicking sound.
Headlights dim, interior lights flicker or electronics fail.
Vehicle left parked overnight during cold Chicago freezes near Humboldt Park or Paseo Boricua.
Battery is 3+ years old or lights were left on while visiting the park.
How we do it:
Our dispatchers send a local technician with professional-grade portable jump packs. Most vehicles start within minutes without requiring a tow.
What to prepare:
Vehicle make, model, year and color.
Exact location or nearest landmark (e.g. Division & California, North Ave & Western).
Parking situation (street side, alley, drive or park lot).
Callback phone number.
Our local technicians usually complete the boost within 5 to 10 minutes of arrival on scene.




What it is:
Professional car door unlocking service without causing damage to locks, weather seals or windows.
When you need it:
Keys locked inside the cabin or trunk while shopping on Division Street or visiting the park.
Key fob battery unexpectedly dies
Key snapped or broken inside the door lock.
How we do it:
Technicians utilize non-destructive tools (specialized wedges, air bags and long-reach rods) to unlock vehicle doors safely and quickly.
What to prepare:
Proof of vehicle ownership (driver's license, ID or vehicle registration).
Vehicle make, model and color.
Exact street address, alley location or nearby intersection in 60622 / 60647.
Yes, we use non-marring, professional-grade lockout tools designed to safely open standard cars, SUVs, luxury models and light trucks without damaging seals or power locks.
What it is:
On-site tire changing service utilizing your vehicle's functional spare tire (compact donut or full-size spare).
When you need it:
Visible flat tire, blowout or severe low pressure.
TPMS warning light turns on while driving down Western Ave or Armitage Ave.
Tire sidewall puncture caused by Chicago potholes, curbs or debris.
How we do it:
The technician safely jacks up the vehicle, removes the flat tire, mounts and properly torques your spare tire and secures the damaged tire in your trunk.
What to prepare:
Confirm you have a usable, inflated spare tire and key adapter (if wheel locks are installed).
Location details and vehicle info.
If you do not have a spare or if multiple tires are damaged, we can dispatch a flatbed tow truck to transport your vehicle to the nearest tire shop or repair facility of your choice in 60622 or 60647.




What it is:
Direct on-site delivery of gas or diesel fuel to get stranded motorists safely back on the road.
When you need it:
Running completely out of gas on local side streets, major intersections or expressway ramps.
Fuel gauge error or faulty sending unit.
Misjudged distance between service stations during heavy Chicago traffic.
How we do it:
A technician delivers 2 to 5 gallons of fuel (gasoline or diesel) directly to your stranded location so you can safely drive to the nearest gas station.
What to prepare:
Required fuel type (Regular Octane, Premium or Diesel).
Exact vehicle location and color.
We bring 2 to 5 gallons of fuel, which provides more than enough range to safely reach the closest gas station in Humboldt Park or surrounding neighborhoods.
What it is:
Professional vehicle extraction from snowbanks, heavy mud, alley ruts or off-road entrapments.
When you need it:
Vehicle stuck in deep snowbanks or unplowed Humboldt Park alleys during winter months.
Vehicle slid into a ditch or off a soft road shoulder.
Trapped in mud, park grass borders or soft gravel.
How we do it:
Experienced recovery technicians employ heavy-duty winch cables, snatch blocks and soft-recovery straps to safely pull your vehicle back onto solid pavement without causing frame or bumper damage.
What to prepare:
Description of the terrain (snow depth, mud depth, angle or embankment).
Vehicle type (FWD, RWD, AWD/4WD) and access point clarity.
Many insurance policies and roadside assistance add-ons do cover winching and recovery operations; we provide itemized receipts that you can submit directly to your provider for reimbursement.




What it is:
Complete vehicle loading and transport where all four wheels rest safely on a hydraulic flatbed deck.
When you need it:
All-Wheel Drive (AWD), Four-Wheel Drive (4WD) or Electric Vehicles (EVs).
Major mechanical failures (engine breakdown, transmission failure).
Accident recovery, severe wheel damage or missing wheels.
Low-clearance sports cars or classic vehicles requiring gentler loading.
How we do it:
The flatbed bed lowers hydraulically, and the vehicle is carefully driven or winched onto the deck, securely strapped at the tires/wheels and transported with zero tire-to-road friction.
What to prepare:
Destination repair shop address, home address or storage facility.
Vehicle make, model, drivetrain (AWD/FWD/RWD) and operational status.
We provide both short-distance local flatbed towing across Humboldt Park / 60622 / 60647 and long-distance transport throughout the greater Chicagoland area.
What it is:
Standard light-duty towing designed for everyday passenger vehicles, sedans, crossovers and light pickups.
When you need it:
Engine trouble or sudden mechanical failure leaving the vehicle un-drivable.
Collision damage rendering the car unsafe for normal driving.
Severe flat tire with no usable spare tire on hand.
Dead battery or complex electrical issue that on-site jump-starts cannot solve.
How we do it:
We dispatch an appropriately equipped light-duty tow truck to transport your vehicle safely to a local body shop, dealership, mechanic or private driveway.
What to prepare:
Exact pickup location in Humboldt Park and final drop-off destination.
Vehicle make, model, condition and key availability.
Our light-duty trucks handle virtually all standard sedans, coupes, hatchbacks, crossovers, small SUVs and light-duty pickup trucks.
We offer both local neighborhood towing across 60622/60647 and extended transport to any city neighborhood or suburb in Cook County.




What it is:
Professional collision extraction, vehicle loading and transport from accident scenes to auto body shops, insurance holding lots or homes.
When you need it:
Vehicle sustained heavy damage in a collision along North Ave, Division St, Western Ave or nearby I-90/94 ramps.
Vehicle cannot be driven safely due to broken suspension, deployed airbags or fluid leaks.
Police scene clearance requiring immediate vehicle removal.
How we do it:
We assess the reported damage, dispatch recovery-equipped flatbeds, clear accident debris and coordinate with local police officers to safely transport the vehicle away from high-traffic corridors.
What to prepare:
Accident location and preferred destination shop.
Vehicle make, model and extent of visible damage.
Any physical access concerns (narrow side street, alley or blocked traffic lane).
First, ensure everyone is safe and call 911 if there are injuries or road hazards. Turn on hazard lights, stay in a safe spot, document the scene with photos, and inform officers you want Immediate Response Towing assigned as your preferred private tower where permitted.
Yes, our specialized flatbeds and winch recovery equipment are designed to load and haul heavily damaged cars, even those with broken axles, missing wheels or deployed airbags.
Absolutely. We can tow your vehicle directly to any auto body repair shop, dealership, insurance facility or residence of your choice.
What it is:
Comprehensive 24/7 roadside response offering on-site fixes or immediate emergency towing when roadside repairs are not feasible.
When you need it:
Emergency breakdown near high-traffic corridors like Western Ave, Division St or Kennedy Expressway ramps.
Dead battery, flat tire, lockout or mechanical fault in urgent situations.
Unsafe roadside position or stranded vehicle in active traffic lanes.
How we do it:
We evaluate your breakdown situation over the phone, dispatch the closest equipped unit and perform on-site roadside help or hook up for an immediate safety tow.
What to prepare:
Exact location, street name, cross street or nearest landmark.
Vehicle make, model, color and description of the problem.
Drop-off destination if towing is required.
Yes, we provide fast roadside assistance and towing near Kennedy Expressway (I-90/94) access points and major Humboldt Park arterials 24/7.
Yes, our dispatchers and drivers operate 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year.
Please share your exact location (address or cross streets), vehicle year/make/model, color, specific issue, and whether the car is in a safe spot or blocking traffic.
















The ETA arrival time can be affected because of traffic, weather, vehicle access and call volume response.
We focus on clear communication, safe loading and getting your vehicle where it needs to go.
Immediate Response Towing Chicago serves the Humboldt Park neighborhood and surrounding parts of Chicago 60622 and Chicago 60647. We also assist drivers near the park, Paseo Boricua, Division Street, North Avenue, Armitage Avenue, Chicago Avenue and Western Avenue.
Common pickup and service areas include:
Humboldt Park proper: Areas around the park, its entrances, ball fields, lagoon area and surrounding residential blocks.
Paseo Boricua / Boricua Village: The Division Street corridor between Western and California Avenues, a major cultural and commercial area.
Division Street businesses and apartments: Pickup near restaurants, shops, apartment buildings and side streets.
North Avenue and Chicago Avenue corridors: Busy east-west routes with retail, residential and commuter traffic.
Western Avenue: A major north-south corridor bordering the neighborhood’s east side.
Armitage Avenue: Local commercial and residential access across the neighborhood.
Residential blocks and alleys: Narrow streets, tight turns and limited parking require careful truck positioning.
Kennedy Expressway access points: Nearby I-90/94 ramps and connecting streets for drivers whose vehicle becomes disabled after leaving the expressway.
Humboldt Park’s broader community area includes ZIP codes that include 60622 and 60647, along with nearby ZIP codes depending on the exact block. The neighborhood is generally understood locally as extending from Western Avenue eastward to Pulaski Road, with North Avenue to the north and the Union Pacific tracks to the south.
If you are just outside Humboldt Park, we can often help in nearby Chicago neighborhoods and corridors, including:
Logan Square: For towing near Milwaukee, Kedzie and the Logan Square traffic circle.
Wicker Park and Bucktown: For breakdowns near North Avenue, Damen Avenue, Milwaukee Avenue and local side streets.
West Town: For service around Chicago Avenue, Ogden Avenue and nearby residential streets.
Portage Park: For towing and roadside support farther northwest.
Lincoln Park: For vehicle transport and towing on the North Side.
Near-West Suburbs: For drivers traveling between Chicago and western suburbs.
Expressway Corridor: For vehicles disabled near I-90/94 and connecting city streets.
A breakdown can be stressful. Use this checklist to stay safer while waiting for a tow truck in Humboldt Park.
Turn on your hazard lights immediately.
If possible, move the vehicle out of traffic, away from intersections, crosswalks and blind curves.
If you cannot move the vehicle safely, stay inside with your seatbelt fastened and call for help.
Exit on the side away from traffic when it is safe to do so.
Stand well away from the roadway, preferably behind a barrier, building line or parked vehicle.
Keep children and pets away from traffic.
Keep your phone charged and share your live location with someone you trust.
Take photos of the vehicle, damage, license plate, surrounding area and any other vehicles involved.
Keep valuables with you or secure them out of sight.
Do not accept help from an unmarked vehicle or someone who cannot clearly identify the towing company.
If another driver is involved, exchange necessary information and follow police guidance.
The City of Chicago tows illegally parked vehicles from bus stops, crosswalks, loading zones, blocked driveways and other no-parking locations. Towed vehicles are taken to a city auto pound.
If your vehicle was towed by the City, use the City’s vehicle search tool or call 311. The City also lists 312-744-PARK (7275) for vehicles towed because of outstanding tickets.
Chicago’s winter overnight parking ban applies on designated priority arterial streets from 3 AM to 7 AM, December 1 through April 1, regardless of snow. The City states that vehicles in violation may be towed and face a minimum $150 towing fee, a $60 ticket and storage fees.
A separate snow-related ban can be activated on roughly 500 miles of main streets after at least two inches of snow accumulates, regardless of time of day. Before parking overnight in winter, check posted signs and confirm whether your block is affected.
Private-property towing is regulated differently from a tow you request for a disabled vehicle. In Cook County, the Illinois Commerce Commission regulates relocation towing under the Illinois Commercial Relocation of Trespassing Vehicles Law.
Relocation towers, operators and dispatchers must be licensed by the ICC for two-year periods. The ICC also says relocation companies must post signage identifying the relocator, its contact details, maximum towing fee and hours.
If you believe a private-property tow was improper, contact the ICC or use its consumer resources. Do not confront the tow operator or block the truck.
After a collision, safety comes first. Move to a safe location if possible, call emergency services when there are injuries or a traffic hazard, and document the scene. If police direct the vehicle to be towed, follow their instructions. A police-directed tow is different from a private-property relocation tow.
Immediate Response Towing Chicago is a Chicago service-area business located at: 4930 W Fullerton Ave Unit 2, Chicago, IL 60639
Phone: 872-713-6299 and Open for 24/7 hours
We provide:
Towing for local breakdowns and vehicle transport
Flatbed towing for vehicles that need wheel-free transport
Roadside assistance, including jump-starts, flat-tire assistance and lockouts
Emergency towing for urgent breakdowns and accident recovery
Heavy-duty towing for qualifying commercial and larger vehicles
Service across Humboldt Park, 60622 and 60647
Towing is a safety-critical service. You should know who is coming, what service you are requesting and what happens next.
Clear contact information: Our phone number, service area and Chicago business address are listed on this page.
Honest service area: We serve Humboldt Park and nearby Chicago neighborhoods, including 60622 and 60647.
Plain-language pricing: Towing price can depend on distance, vehicle size, time of day, equipment needed, recovery difficulty and destination. Request a quote before authorizing service.
Licensing:
Insurance disclosure:
Fleet details:
Service guarantees:
Roadside safety first: We encourage drivers to stay out of traffic, use hazard lights and follow operator instructions.
Problem reporting: For private-property tow concerns in Cook County, contact the Illinois Commerce Commission. For City of Chicago towing questions, use 311 or the City’s towed-vehicle resources.311.
Chicago winters can be hard on batteries, tires, fuel lines and drivers. The City advises motorists to keep windows clear, drive slower, increase following distance, brake earlier and ease off the gas or brakes if the vehicle begins to slide.
Test your battery before extreme cold.
Keep an emergency kit with a phone charger, flashlight, blanket, gloves and basic tools.
Do not park overnight on posted winter overnight-parking streets from 3 AM to 7 AM, December 1 through April 1.
After snow, watch for narrowed streets, buried curbs and limited alley access.
Pothole season can damage tires, wheels, alignment and suspension. If you hit a deep pothole and notice pulling, vibration, a low tire or unusual noise, avoid driving long distances and request an inspection or towing if needed.
Humboldt Park can experience heavier pedestrian and vehicle traffic around park events, weekends and the Division Street corridor. Allow extra time, avoid blocking driveways or crosswalks, and use designated parking. If your vehicle becomes disabled near a crowd or busy roadway, call for assistance rather than trying to push it into traffic.
Coverage: 24/7 on Chicago-area expressways (core Cook County IDOT system).
Role: Respond to accidents, disabled vehicles, debris; restore traffic flow; provide minor help (gas, tire changes, push/tow to safer location).
Our role: ETP clears hazards and restores flow; if you need a tow to a shop, repair-shop transport or lockout/jump/tire help beyond ETP scope, you call us. We are not affiliated with IDOT/ISP.
Verify identity: Ask for company name, ICC/USDOT number, and written price before hook-up.
Watch for unsolicited trucks: Legitimate tows are usually dispatched; be cautious of trucks arriving without a call.
Private-property tows (Cook County): Must be ICC-licensed relocators; proper signage required; owner/agent must authorize; police notification within required time; rates regulated.
Tollway tows: Authorized companies display the Tollway seal and use Tollway-provided invoices with maximum rates published on the back. agency.
Payment: Acceptable methods include cash, credit/debit, money orders, cashier's checks. For relocation tows, first 24 hours of storage should not be charged.
| Provider | Who They Are | What They Do | When to Call |
|---|---|---|---|
| IDOT ETP (Minutemen) | State patrol vehicles (24/7) | Clear hazards, provide minor assistance, push or tow vehicles to a safer location, and restore traffic flow. | Disabled vehicles or debris on IDOT expressways. Call 911 or ETP dispatch. |
| Police-Ordered Tow | Illinois State Police or Chicago Police Department managing the scene. | Remove crash vehicles blocking lanes, enforce scene safety, and direct traffic. | Crash scenes, blocked lanes, or hazardous conditions where police may order an immediate tow. |
| Private Tow (Us) | Licensed towing company. | Flatbed and light-duty towing, roadside assistance (jump-starts, tire changes, lockouts, and fuel delivery), and transport to a repair shop or exit. | Non-life-threatening breakdowns, AWD/EV/luxury vehicle towing, and preferred providers where permitted. |
Chicago's first hard freeze each year triggers a massive spike in dead battery calls. Average January temperatures hover around 30°F, with hard freezes commonly hitting 0°F, accelerating battery wear and electrical issues. Salt corrosion from winter roads compounds the problem year-round.
Tip: Test batteries before November; replace if 3+ years old.
The City of Chicago enforces a Winter Overnight Parking Ban on 107 miles of arterial streets from 3 AM-7 AM, December 1-April 1, regardless of snow. Violators face a minimum $150 towing fee, $60 ticket, and $25/day storage. A separate 2-inch snow ban covers 500+ miles of main streets and activates when snow exceeds 2 inches.
Illinois’ Move Over Law, also called Scott’s Law, requires drivers to move over and slow down when approaching emergency vehicles and other authorized vehicles displaying flashing lights, including tow trucks.
If changing lanes is unsafe, drivers must reduce speed and proceed with caution.
Illinois' Scott's Law (Move Over Law) requires drivers to slow down and move over for any emergency vehicle with flashing lights; stationary or moving; as of January 1, 2026. Penalties: $250-$10,000 fine (first offense), $750-$10,000 (subsequent), license suspension up to 2 years, and felony charges if injury/death occurs.
Tip: If broken down on I-90/94, I-290, I-55, or Lake Shore Drive, stay in your vehicle with seat-belt on unless you can exit safely away from traffic.
We serve all Chicago neighborhoods: Loop, River North, Lincoln Park, Wicker Park, Logan Square, Hyde Park, South Loop, O'Hare area, Midway vicinity, and suburbs. High-call zones include downtown (parking garages, tight streets), lakefront (Lake Shore Drive), and airport corridors (I-90 to O'Hare, I-55 to Midway).

A breakdown can be stressful. Your physical safety is the priority while stranded on chicago streets or expressways.

if you are on a busy road or expressway shoulder; exiting
puts you at risk of being
struck by passing traffic

if safe, place a reflective triangle or flare behind your vehicle.

Do not stand on the shoulder or attempt repairs in traffic lanes; IDOT's Emergency Traffic Patrol ("Minutemen") specifically warns against this on Chicago expressways

If you are on an expressway (Dan Ryan, Kennedy, Eisenhower, etc.), IDOT's Minutemen may arrive first to clear hazards, but they do not tow; they will help you stay safe until a private tow truck arrives.

Keep doors locked and windows up if you feel unsafe; our dispatcher can share the driver's name, truck number, and live ETA for peace of mind

Chicago's expressways see high-speed traffic year-round, and winter weather (December-February) increases breakdown volume by up to 40%, making roadside safety critical.

How it works: The entire vehicle is driven or winched onto a level bed, then strapped down; no wheels touch the road during transport
Best for: All-wheel-drive (AWD) or 4WD vehicles (to avoid drivetrain damage), motorcycles, low-clearance sports cars, and vehicles with suspension/steering damage
Typical Chicago cost: $100-$175 for a short local tow (5 miles or less); longer distances add $3-$5 per mile.
TYPICAL CHICAGO COST : $100-$175 (5 Miles or less)

How it works: A metal yoke lifts either the front or rear wheels off the ground while the opposite axle rolls; faster and more maneuverable in tight urban spaces.
Best for: Best for: Standard 2WD cars and light trucks in good running condition; not recommended for AWD/4WD unless the driveshaft is disconnected (which most drivers cannot do safely)
Typical Chicago cost: $75-$125 for the first 3-5 miles, then $4-$10 per additional mile depending on the provider.
TYPICAL CHICAGO COST : $75-$125 (First 3-5 Miles)
Choose the right tow truck based on your vehicle and situation
| Vehicle Type | Recommended Truck | Why |
|---|---|---|
| AWD/4WD SUV or Crossover | Flatbed | Prevents drive-train binding and transmission damage |
| Motorcycle | Flatbed | Wheels must not touch the road; balance and stability are critical |
| Standard 2WD Sedan | Wheel-Lift or Flatbed | Both work; flatbed is gentler but may cost slightly more |
| Disabled Vehicle (would not roll) | Flatbed with Winch | Wheel-lift requires rolling wheels; winch-equipped flatbeds can pull non-running cars |
| Low-Clearance Sports Car | Flatbed | Avoids scraping front bumper or undercarriage |
Lincoln Park
Lakeview
Rogers Park
Uptown
Andersonville


Wicker Park
Bucktown
Logan Square
Humboldt Park
Austin
Hyde Park
Bronzeville
Pilsen
Bridgeport
Beverly


I-90/94 (Dan Ryan/Kennedy)
I-290 (Eisenhower)
I-55 (Stevenson)
I-94 (Edens),
I-290 (Circle Interchange)
I-88, I-57, I-80
Note: We do not tow outside Chicago city limits unless pre-arranged; for suburban destinations, confirm pricing and availability with the dispatcher before booking
Towing costs in Chicago vary by distance, truck type, time of day and vehicle condition; but you should always receive a confirmed quote before the truck is dispatched
| Service Type | Typical Cost Range | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Local Tow (up to 5 miles) | $75-$125 | Base hook-up fee + first 3-5 miles included |
| Per-Mile Rate (beyond included distance) | $3-$10/mile | Varies by provider; flatbeds often charge more |
| After-Hours Surcharge (11 PM-7 AM) | +$20-$50 | Some companies charge premium rates overnight |
| Flatbed Tow (short distance) | $100-$175 | Recommended for AWD, motorcycles, luxury cars |
| Winch-Out/Recovery (if vehicle is stuck off-road) | $150-$450 | Depends on complexity and equipment needed |
| Motorcycle Towing | $100-$190 | Requires specialized flatbed or trailer |
Distance: Most Chicago tows under 10 miles fall in the $100-$190 range; longer distances add per-mile charges.
Time of Day: After-hours (late night/early morning) may incur a surcharge of $20-$50.
Vehicle Type: AWD/4WD, motorcycles, and heavy vehicles cost more due to equipment and labor.
Traffic & Access: Downtown locations (Lower Wacker, Circle Interchange) or tight alleys may add $25-$50 for extra time
Seasonal Demand: Winter months (December-February) see 25-40% higher demand, which can lead to longer wait times and occasional price increases
A stranded vehicle on a Chicago street or expressway is not just an inconvenience; it is a safety hazard.
Expressway Breakdowns: Chicago's major corridors (Dan Ryan, Kennedy, Eisenhower) carry high-speed traffic 24/7; a disabled vehicle on the shoulder is at risk of being struck, especially in low visibility or winter weather.
Winter Weather: December through February sees up to 40% more towing calls due to battery failures, tire blowouts and accidents caused by snow/ice
Pedestrian Danger: Drivers who exit their vehicles to "wave down help" or attempt roadside repairs are at significant risk of being hit by passing cars; IDOT's Minutemen explicitly warn against this
Fast, Coordinated Dispatch: A dedicated 24/7 line 872-713-6299 ensures your call is answered immediately and a truck is assigned without delay
Trained Drivers: Licensed, insured operators know how to secure vehicles safely, use proper equipment, and follow Chicago DOT and IDOT safety protocols
Safety-First On-Scene Protocol: Professional drivers set up cones, lights, and flares before approaching your vehicle, protecting both you and passing traffic
Note: This page is reviewed and updated regularly to reflect current Chicago towing safety data from IDOT, AAA and local traffic reports. Last updated: October 20, 2026
Disclaimer: This page provides general information about towing services and local parking regulations. It is not
legal advice. For emergencies, call 911. Towing fees, response times and availability vary based on conditions. Verify
all licensing and insurance information directly with our office.

Response time depends on traffic, weather, call volume, your exact location and whether the vehicle is accessible. Immediate Response Towing Chicago is available 24/7 and dispatches based on your location and vehicle needs. Call +1-872-713-6299 for current availability.
Towing cost can vary based on distance, vehicle size, type of tow, time of day, recovery difficulty and destination. Ask for a clear quote before service begins. We do not publish invented flat rates.
If the City towed your vehicle, use the City of Chicago’s towed-vehicle search tool or call 311. The City also lists 312-744-PARK (7275) for vehicles towed due to outstanding tickets.
Yes. Flatbed towing is available for vehicles that need all wheels off the ground, including many all-wheel-drive vehicles, low-clearance cars, motorcycles and vehicles with mechanical concerns.
Yes. Car lockout assistance is available for drivers locked out of their vehicle in Humboldt Park, including near homes, apartments, businesses and parking areas.
Yes. If your battery is dead, request a jump-start. If the vehicle still will not start after a jump-start, towing may be the safer option.
Yes. Flat-tire assistance is part of our roadside support. If the tire cannot be safely changed at the location, or the vehicle has additional damage, we can arrange towing.
Yes. Humboldt Park has many alleys, narrow blocks and tight parking areas. Provide exact access details when you call so dispatch can plan for the location.
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