Titan Tow & Repair is based in Liberty, MO, and we dispatch from our yard at 2751 Liberty Landing Rd., which makes a Liberty heavy-duty call the shortest run we make. We tow semi tractors, loaded trailers, buses and equipment, and recover stuck and overturned units, 24 hours a day, with WreckMaster-certified operators.
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This is home. The yard is inside the city, so a Liberty call does not start with a drive — and a vehicle can be dropped to us or collected at any hour.
Past the I-435 junction in Claycomo, I-35 picks up US-69 at Pleasant Valley and forms the north-west side of the Liberty Triangle; north of the city the two part, and I-35 heads on toward Kearney and Cameron. On that stretch, the exit number and your direction are the first two things we need.
The junction nearest our yard, carrying river-bottom and industrial traffic toward the Missouri River crossing.
Older, narrower and laid out before modern trailer lengths. Rigs that misjudge a turn in there need geometry solved rather than power applied.
Because we are based here, a Liberty job can start or end at our gate at any hour, which is not true of anywhere else we cover.
| Service | Heavy-duty towing |
|---|---|
| City | Liberty, MO (Clay County) |
| Main corridors | I-35, Route 291, Route 152, Route 210, MO-33 |
| Hours | 24 hours a day, every day |
| Dispatch | (816) 888-8732 |
Route 291 is the road the heavy trucks leave on. Coming north from Independence it crosses the Missouri River on the Liberty Bend Bridge into River Bend, has its interchange with Route 210 there, and then enters Clay County and Liberty, where it is the main arterial and commercial strip. Our yard at 2751 Liberty Landing Rd. is just off it, and the heavy wrecker and the second heavy-duty tow unit both start there. Route 210 runs west from that interchange through the Missouri River bottoms to Randolph, I-435 and North Kansas City, so a unit stopped on it is on the yard's own side of the river.
Route 152 ends at Route 291 in Liberty as West Kansas Street and heads west past US-169 and I-29 to I-435 south of Kansas City International Airport. A semi, a loaded trailer or a bus stopped on any of these roads gets the heavy wrecker. One that has only lost air, a tire or its lights may be a job for mobile truck repair in Liberty instead, and a car or pickup is covered on towing in Liberty.
A loaded tractor-trailer is not a bigger car. It needs a rated wrecker, a rated operator and a plan before anything gets hooked. That is what we send.
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We are at 2751 Liberty Landing Rd., Liberty, MO 64068, just off Route 291 near the Route 210 junction. The yard is open 24 hours a day, every day, for drop-offs and collections.
Liberty is our home city and the yard is inside it, off Route 291, so the heavy wrecker starts in town rather than driving in from somewhere else. A truck is usually with you within about 60 minutes anywhere in the metro, and Titan Tow & Repair gives you a real ETA for exactly where you are when you call.
Yes. The yard at 2751 Liberty Landing Rd. is open at any hour for drop-offs and collections, nights and weekends included, so you can bring a unit in yourself whenever it suits the driver, and collect it there once it is ready. Call (816) 888-8732 before you set off with the unit and roughly when you will arrive.
Yes. The constraint in there is usually the turn geometry and the street width rather than the weight. Tell us the street and the trailer length and we will plan the approach before we set off.
