Detailed Information
In-city tow truck pricing is primarily distance-based. Short-distance towing of 0-15 km is the most economical option. The 15-30 km range is considered standard in-city, while 30-60 km is treated as long-distance within provincial boundaries. Vehicle type also affects the price: passenger cars start at the lowest rate, while SUVs and commercial vehicles may be subject to a 15-25% surcharge. An after-hours rate applies during night hours (22:00-07:00) and on public holidays. A flatbed tow truck is generally 10-20% more expensive than a wheel-lift tow truck but is recommended for luxury and low-suspension vehicles.
Factors Affecting the Price
| Factor | Effect |
|---|---|
| Distance (km) | The biggest price determinant — +20-30% for every additional 10 km |
| Vehicle Type | SUVs, commercial vehicles, or heavy vehicles require a surcharge |
| Time of Day | 20-30% after-hours difference at night (22-07) and on holidays |
| Tow Truck Type | A flatbed tow truck is 10-20% more expensive than a wheel-lift tow truck |
| Road Conditions | Conditions such as narrow streets, parking garages, and dirt roads incur a surcharge |
Sample Price Scenarios
* Prices are estimates based on general market conditions. The exact price is set by the company when creating a request, and no operation starts without your approval.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is included in the in-city tow truck price?
The arrival of the tow truck, loading of the vehicle, transport, and delivery are included. Parking and bridge/highway tolls, if any, are charged separately.
Can the price be learned before requesting?
Yes, the exact price is shown after you enter your location and service details on the request screen.
Is there a discount?
Road Mini and Road Plus package holders can benefit from discounted or free tow truck entitlements.