Tow Truck Near Me in Cary, NC – Emergency Towing 24/7

Cary, NC · Featured 24/7 provider: WTF Towing

Tow truck near you in Cary, right now.

Broke down on I-40, US-1 or in a parking lot off Kildaire Farm Road? Our featured provider, WTF Towing, runs flatbed and wheel-lift trucks across Cary, Apex, Morrisville, Holly Springs and RTP, around the clock, and answers with a real dispatcher.

📞 Call (919) 230‑4498

Price quoted before a truck is sent · Flatbed for AWD & EVs · wtf-towing.com

Emergency towing & roadside help in Cary

🚛 Towing

Local tows to your shop, dealer or driveway. Flatbed rollbacks and a wheel-lift wrecker, so the right truck shows up the first time.

Flatbed vs. wheel-lift →

🔋 Jump Starts

Dead battery in a driveway, office lot or parking deck. We check the charging system after it starts and tell you if it will hold.

Jump-start guide →

🔑 Lockouts

Keys locked inside? Professional tools open the door without scratching paint or tearing the seal.

What works and what doesn’t →

⛽ Fuel Delivery

Ran dry on US-1 or I-540? Enough gas or diesel to reach a station, brought to you. Stay in the car.

Out of gas in Cary →

🛞 Tire Changes

Flat on the Beltline? We change to your spare with a truck shielding you from traffic, or tow you to a tire shop.

Flat tire guide →

🪝 Winch-Outs

Soft shoulder, ditch, mud or a yard after a week of rain. A controlled winch pull back to pavement.

How a winch-out works →

🛣️ Long-Distance

Flatbed moves to Charlotte, the coast, the mountains, a campus or a dealer, with a firm price before the truck rolls.

Planning a long tow →

⚡ EV & AWD

Electric and all-wheel-drive vehicles ride on the flatbed, every time. Our drivers know the transport-mode steps.

EV towing in Cary →

For fleet or commercial towing anywhere in the Triangle, see Williams Towing Fleet.

Where we work

Cary (Crossroads, Kildaire Farm Rd, Cary Parkway, Fenton, Park West, Weston, downtown), Apex, Morrisville, Holly Springs, New Hill, Research Triangle Park and RDU Airport, including I-40, I-540, US-1, US-64, NC-55 and NC-54. We also run jobs into Raleigh and Durham.

Cary · Apex · Morrisville · Holly Springs · RDU Airport · Raleigh · Durham

Why we feature WTF Towing

  • You talk to a dispatcher, not a call center. They can see where the trucks are and give you an honest ETA and a price before anything is sent.
  • The right truck for your car. AWD, EVs, lowered cars and crash-damaged cars go on a flatbed. Tight parking decks get the wheel-lift.
  • You choose where the car goes. Your mechanic, a dealer, or home. No storage-lot surprises.
  • Licensed and insured. USDOT 4241594. Trucks are marked with the company name and number.
  • 5.0 stars on Google from Cary-area drivers. Read the reviews.

Stuck right now?

Get to the shoulder, hazards on, stay in the car, and call. Have your location (exit or cross street), your car’s year/make/model and where you want it to go.

📞 (919) 230‑4498

Common questions

How fast can you get to me in Cary?

It depends on where you are, the time of day and traffic on I-40 and US-1. The dispatcher gives you a real estimate based on where the closest truck is, not a marketing number. Read what affects tow-truck arrival times in Cary.

How much does a tow cost?

A hook-up fee plus mileage to your destination; roadside services (jump, tire, fuel, lockout) are flat service calls that cost less than a tow. You get the total before a truck is dispatched. See how towing is priced.

Do you tow electric cars and all-wheel-drive SUVs?

Yes, on a flatbed, which is the only safe way. Tell the dispatcher the model so the right truck is sent.

Can I use my insurance or roadside plan?

Often, through reimbursement. Calling us directly is usually faster; keep the itemized receipt. Details in roadside apps vs. a local tow.

Do you answer at night and on holidays?

Yes. Dispatch answers 24 hours a day, every day of the year.

Guides for Cary drivers

In-depth articles on breakdowns, batteries, lockouts, rain, the Move Over law and more, written for the roads you actually drive.

Browse all articles →