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24/7 Roadside Assistance in Blue Springs & Kansas City

Jackson County Tow Service provides 24/7 roadside assistance from Blue Springs across Jackson County and the Kansas City metro. Tell dispatch your exact location, vehicle, and what happened so we can send the appropriate help.


Fuel Delivery


If you run out of fuel, we can deliver enough fuel to help you reach a service station.


Battery Jump-Starts


If your battery is dead, we can provide a jump-start when conditions allow. If the vehicle still will not start or cannot be driven safely, dispatch can arrange a tow.


Vehicle Lockout Assistance


We provide vehicle lockout assistance. Tell dispatch the vehicle year, make, model, and exact location.


Usable-Spare Tire Changes


If you have a flat or damaged tire and a usable spare, our team can install your usable spare. If the vehicle cannot be driven safely, dispatch can arrange the appropriate tow.


Jackson County Tow Service is available 24 hours a day for roadside assistance and towing. Pricing depends on your location, vehicle, time, and service required; dispatch will confirm the price before sending help.

Emergency Roadside Assistance FAQ

Have a question related to Emergency Roadside Services? We have the answer! Check out our FAQs below to learn more about company and services.

  • What roadside services do you offer besides towing?

    We provide battery jump-starts, usable-spare tire changes, vehicle lockout assistance, and emergency fuel delivery. If your vehicle cannot be made safe to drive, dispatch can send the appropriate tow truck.

  • How much does a roadside assistance call cost?

    Pricing depends on your location, time, vehicle, and the service required. Tell the dispatcher what happened and where you are; we will confirm the price before dispatch.

  • Do you respond to calls overnight and on weekends?

    Yes. Our Kansas City dispatch line operates 24 hours a day, including weekends and holidays.

  • What should I do while waiting for roadside assistance?

    Move as far from traffic as you safely can, turn on your hazard lights, and share your exact location, direction of travel, and nearest exit or cross street with dispatch. Call 911 first if anyone is injured or the vehicle is creating an immediate traffic hazard, and follow dispatcher or law-enforcement instructions.