When You'd Need It
Trucks and SUVs get pushed hard. A work pickup loaded with tools loses a U-joint on the way to a job site. A family SUV blows a coolant hose on I-12 during a weekend trip. A lifted 4x4 comes back from the woods with a broken axle. In each case the vehicle is too heavy and too tall to treat like a compact car.
What We Do
We tow light and full-size pickups, crossovers and full-size SUVs to your shop, dealer or home. Before dispatch we ask about the vehicle's size, drivetrain and any modifications, so the driver shows up prepared for that specific truck rather than guessing.
If the bed is loaded or a trailer is still attached, mention it. Cargo and trailers change how the tow is handled, and we'd rather know up front.
What To Expect
We'll give you a quote by phone based on the vehicle and the distance. On site, the driver checks ground clearance, the drivetrain and anything hanging low before loading. If the truck is 4x4, tell us whether it's in 2WD or 4WD and whether the transfer case will shift to neutral.
What To Have Ready When You Call
- Year, make, model, and whether it's 2WD, 4WD or AWD
- Any lift kit, oversized tires or aftermarket bumpers
- Whether there's cargo in the bed or a trailer attached
- Your location and where the truck is going
Then call (225) 937-3372, open 24/7.
“Smitty Towing was prompt, courteous, and reasonably priced. I highly recommend their service. 100% satisfied!”
Questions
Can you tow a lifted truck?
Call and describe the lift and tire size. That lets us tell you how we'd handle it before we dispatch.
Should I unload the bed first?
If it's safe and practical, lighter is better. If not, tell us what's in it.
Is it priced the same as a car?
Pricing depends on distance and vehicle type, so call for a quote on your truck.