24/7 heavy-duty towing, semi recovery and truck repair in Excelsior Springs, MO
Titan Tow & Repair is a 24-hour towing company covering Excelsior Springs, MO from our yard in Liberty, Missouri, running out via Route 69 and Route 10. We tow heavy, medium and light duty in Excelsior Springs, handle winch-outs and recovery, and repair many trucks at the roadside instead of towing them. A truck is usually with you within about 60 minutes; call (816) 888-8732 for a real ETA.
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Roads and landmarks around Excelsior Springs in Clay and Ray Counties
Excelsior Springs is reached on two-lane roads that are hilly and narrow through the historic center. The hazards follow from that: the Route 10 curves leave little room once a wheel drops off the edge, and a box truck can commit to a downtown street it cannot back out of.
Recovery angles matter more than raw power on those curves. Send a photo if you can — it tells us more than a description does.
Roads we cover here
Route 10 · Route 69 · MO-92
Landmarks and interchanges we cover in Excelsior Springs
- the Route 10 corridor into town
- the Route 69 junction
- the downtown historic district
| City | Excelsior Springs, MO (Clay and Ray Counties) |
|---|---|
| County page | Every town we cover in Clay County |
| ZIP codes covered | 64024 |
| Arrival time | Usually within about 60 minutes — we confirm a real ETA for your exact location when you call |
| Hours | 24 hours a day, every day |
| Weight classes | Heavy, medium and light duty, plus recovery |
| Wrecker service | A heavy wrecker and a heavy-duty tow unit for semis and buses; rollback flatbeds for cars, pickups and vans |
| Roadside assistance | Roadside truck repair and tire service for semis; jump starts, tire changes and lockouts for cars where we can |
| Operators | WreckMaster-certified operators; full commercial insurance |
| Payment | Cash, Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, fleet accounts, insurance billing |
| Google rating | 4.8 from 53 Google reviews |
| Dispatch | (816) 888-8732 |
Tow truck service in Excelsior Springs, from US-69 to the Hall of Waters
Excelsior Springs grew up around mineral springs on the Fishing River. The first was found in 1880, the town took its present name in 1882, and by 1909 it had 14 hotels. The Elms Hotel, rebuilt in 1912, and the Hall of Waters, the present city hall, built between 1936 and 1938 over the Siloam and Sulpho-Saline springs, are both on the National Register of Historic Places. Either one is a landmark a tow truck driver can find without an address, so give us the nearest of them and a cross street.
Route 10 begins at an interchange with US-69 and then works through a stretch with lots of turns in downtown Excelsior Springs before heading east toward Richmond. Route 92 reaches US-69 in the north of the city after passing south of Watkins Woolen Mill State Park, and Route 210 passes Excelsior Springs Junction, just south of Cooley Lake. The Fishing River flooded in 1955 and again in the late 1960s, 1993 and 2015, so after heavy rain, tell us if water is over the road near you.
Semi towing and recovery on US-69 and Route 10 in Excelsior Springs
Heavy trucks come into Excelsior Springs on US-69. Route 10 begins at an interchange with it and then twists through downtown before heading east toward Richmond, and Route 92 ends at US-69 on the north side of town after running south of Watkins Woolen Mill State Park. The older streets lie in the valley of the East Fork Fishing River with houses up the hillsides, and Route 210 passes to the south at Excelsior Springs Junction, just below Cooley Lake. When a tractor-trailer, a loaded dump truck or a bus stops on one of those roads, the heavy-duty towing comes from Titan Tow & Repair's heavy wreckers or its heavy-duty tow unit. If the unit has left the road or gone over, WreckMaster-certified operators plan the rigging for the winch-out, uprighting or accident recovery before the pull.
Cars and pickups are part of the job too. One that has slid off into a ditch or sunk in mud or snow is winched up onto the pavement again; if it still will not drive, a rollback flatbed hauls it away. Trucks leave Liberty 24 hours a day. When you call about Excelsior Springs, give the road and your direction, the closest landmark (the Elms Hotel, the Hall of Waters, the Midwest National Air Center or the US-69 interchange) and whether you are hauling a load.
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Towing in Excelsior Springs: common questions
Do you come out as far as Excelsior Springs?
Yes. We run Excelsior Springs 24 hours a day from our Liberty yard via Route 69 and Route 10. The town sits across the Clay and Ray county line, so tell us whether you are on the Route 10 approach, at the Route 69 junction or down in the historic district — the streets in the middle of town are older and narrower than the routes into it.
Can you get a truck out of a ditch on the Route 10 curves?
Yes. We handle off-the-edge recoveries on the Route 10 curves. On those bends the recovery angle matters far more than raw pulling power, because there is often nowhere square to pull from. A photo of how the unit is sitting tells us more than a description does and lets us pick the truck and the rigging before we leave the yard.
A semi quit where Route 92 ends at US-69 in Excelsior Springs. Who clears it?
Titan Tow & Repair does, around the clock, from its yard in Liberty. Route 92 reaches US-69 on the north side of Excelsior Springs after passing south of Watkins Woolen Mill State Park, and a heavy wrecker or the heavy-duty tow unit comes out for the tractor-trailer. If the rig has run off the shoulder, WreckMaster-certified operators set up the winch-out first. Tell dispatch whether you are on Route 92 or US-69, which way the truck faces and what the trailer carries.