When You'd Need It
South Louisiana ground stays soft. After a heavy rain, a grassy lot, a gravel driveway or the shoulder of a back road can swallow a tire. Drivers slide into ditches on wet curves, back a truck too far into a yard, or sink at a hunting camp or job site. The harder you spin, the deeper you go.
What We Do
A winch-out pulls your vehicle out of the spot where it's stuck and back onto firm ground, often without needing a tow afterward. If something got damaged along the way, like a bent wheel or a punctured tire, we can tow it to a shop from there.
What To Expect
When you call, we'll ask how the vehicle is sitting and how far it is from pavement. The driver will look over the angle and the ground before attaching anything, then pull slowly and steadily. Stay clear of the cable during the pull. That's the safest place for you and anyone with you.
What To Have Ready When You Call
- Your location, plus how to reach the vehicle if it's off-road or on private property
- How the vehicle is sitting: nose-down, sideways or sunk to the axle
- Approximate distance to solid pavement
- Whether anyone is hurt. If so, call 911 first
Then call (225) 937-3372, open 24/7.
Questions
Will winching damage my vehicle?
The driver assesses the angle and attachment points first, to pull it out the right way.
Can you reach me on a dirt road or property?
Call and describe the access. We'll let you know.
What does a winch-out cost?
It depends on the situation. Call for a quote.