24/7 Towing in Nashville, TN — Day or Night

24/7 Towing Across Nashville

Hook Em' Up Towing is a family-run towing company working out of 607 Fordomatic Drive in Nashville, Tennessee. Same family, same number since 2010 — (615) 756-5330, answered in person at any hour.

Looking for a tow truck near you in Nashville? Hook Em' Up Towing is the locally owned Nashville towing company drivers call when a car quits on Briley Parkway or a hood pops in a Broadway garage. A real dispatcher answers every call, day or night, flatbeds and wheel-lifts stage across Davidson County, and the average on-scene time is 30–45 minutes. Every tow is quoted on the phone before a truck rolls.

We run our own trucks and dispatch them ourselves, so the person who answers your call knows exactly which rig is closest. Depending on what happened, the right page may be 24/7 emergency dispatch, accident recovery, or a scheduled pickup through our full towing lineup.

Our trucks handle everything from routine local hauls to overnight breakdowns and out-of-state transport. If the car can be fixed where it sits, start with our on-scene breakdown help — jump starts, lockouts, tire changes, and fuel delivery each have a dedicated crew and page. See the full list of services.

We've been hooking up cars in this city since 2010, same family running it the whole time. Fully licensed and insured, every driver background-checked and trained on our own equipment before he takes a call alone. No lead broker sells your call to whoever bids lowest — you reach our dispatcher, we send our truck, and you hear the price before a wheel turns. More about how we run the company.

Serving Nashville & Davidson County

Our yard is at 607 Fordomatic Drive in West Nashville, inside 37209. From there we cover Sylvan Park, The Nations and Charlotte Pike, along with downtown pickup routes, East Nashville dispatch zones, BNA airport recovery runs, and every Davidson County zip code. See all Nashville service areas →

When you search for a tow truck or a towing company near you, what matters is which truck is actually closest — not which company paid the most for the ad. Our rigs stage out of the West Nashville yard and rotate through the corridors we run most: I-40 west toward Bellevue, I-65 north through Trinity Lane, I-24 east past Fesslers, and the downtown garage loop. The person who picks up the phone is the same person watching where those trucks are, so you get a real ETA in the first thirty seconds of the call instead of a callback from a dispatch center three states away.

Where Nashville Breakdowns Actually Happen

Most of our calls come off the same handful of stretches. I-40 between the Charlotte Pike exits and the downtown split is our busiest single corridor, usually overheating and blowouts in the afternoon backup. I-65 north through the Trinity Lane interchange gives us dead batteries and stalls on the shoulder, and the southbound climb toward Harding Place is where transmissions finally give up. I-24 east of the I-440 merge and the ramp maze near Fesslers Lane account for most of our night calls.

Off the interstates, Briley Parkway around the Opryland exits, Ellington Parkway near Trinity, and Rosa L. Parks Boulevard through Germantown fill out the list. Downtown it's garages — the Fifth & Broadway deck, the Music City Center ramps, and the low-clearance levels under several Gulch buildings, where a wheel-lift is the only rig that fits. We know the clearance heights and the ramp turns on those decks, which is why a dispatcher can tell you on the phone whether a flatbed can even reach your car.

On any interstate call the truck arrives with arrow board and cones, the driver works from the traffic side, and you stay belted inside until the car is loaded. Tell the dispatcher your nearest mile marker or exit number and we'll find you faster than a dropped pin will.

Frequently Asked Questions

How fast can you get a tow truck to me in Nashville?

Typical response times are about 30–45 minutes in Nashville and Davidson County, depending on traffic, location, weather, and current call volume. Your dispatcher can provide an estimated arrival time when you call.

How much does a tow truck cost in Nashville, TN?

Every towing job is quoted before dispatch. Pricing depends on the vehicle, towing distance, equipment required, and specific circumstances. Call (615) 756-5330 for an exact quote.

Are your tow trucks available around the clock?

Yes. Hook Em' Up Towing provides 24/7 towing and roadside assistance, including nights, weekends, and holidays.

Are you licensed and insured?

Yes. Hook Em' Up Towing is licensed and insured.

What vehicles can you handle?

We tow cars, trucks, SUVs, motorcycles, classic cars, and qualifying light commercial vehicles. Equipment is selected based on the vehicle and towing situation, including flatbed towing when appropriate for AWD, lowered, luxury, and electric vehicles.

What areas around Nashville do your tow trucks cover?

We provide towing and roadside assistance throughout Nashville and Davidson County, along with service in surrounding areas such as Brentwood, Franklin, Kingston Springs, and other nearby communities. Long-distance towing is also available when arranged in advance.

Do I need to be with the vehicle when the tow truck arrives?

Not always. If you cannot remain with the vehicle, contact the dispatcher before the tow so we can discuss the available key-handoff or access arrangements for your specific situation.

Are you available for towing late at night or early in the morning?

Yes. Our towing and roadside assistance service is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Call (615) 756-5330 for dispatch.

Can a tow truck reach my car in a downtown Nashville parking garage?

In many cases, yes. The appropriate towing equipment depends on the garage's clearance, vehicle location, and the condition of the vehicle. Provide the dispatcher with the garage name, level, and vehicle details so the appropriate equipment can be sent.

Will you tow my car to a repair shop of my choice in Nashville?

Yes. You can request a destination such as your preferred mechanic, dealership, body shop, or another location that can accept the vehicle. The destination should be confirmed with the dispatcher before dispatch.

Can you tow a car that won't shift out of park or has a locked wheel?

Yes, in many cases. Vehicles with locked wheels, transmission problems, or other conditions that prevent normal movement may require specialized loading equipment such as a winch, dollies, or skates. The appropriate equipment depends on the vehicle and situation.