Jackson, Clay and Platte Counties

24/7 heavy-duty towing, semi recovery and roadside assistance in Kansas City, MO

Titan Tow & Repair is a 24-hour towing company covering Kansas City, MO from our yard in Liberty, Missouri — roughly 17 miles and about 20 to 30 minutes away via I-35 south. We send tow trucks for heavy, medium and light duty in Kansas City, handle winch-outs and recovery, and repair many trucks at the roadside instead of towing them. Dispatch: (816) 888-8732.

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Titan heavy-duty wrecker on the shoulder with its boom out.

Roads and landmarks around Kansas City, MO in Jackson, Clay and Platte Counties

Three interstates cross inside Kansas City, and the downtown loop's tight ramps are where a tractor-trailer that has lost air or clipped something is hardest to get to. The West Bottoms and the river industrial belt add dock incidents and trailers that will not come off a dock plate.

On a downtown call the constraint is rarely distance, it is lane closure and clearance. Tell us the ramp or the block and which direction you are facing, and the right truck comes from the right side.

Roads we cover here

I-35 · I-70 · I-29 · I-435 · I-670 · US-71

Landmarks and interchanges we cover in Kansas City

  • the downtown loop where I-35 and I-70 meet
  • the West Bottoms and the river industrial district
  • the I-435 ring and the truck routes feeding it
Kansas City, MO — service facts
CityKansas City, MO (Jackson, Clay and Platte Counties)
Also known asKCMO, KC, Kansas City, Missouri
County pageEvery town we cover in Jackson County
ZIP codes covered64106, 64116, 64120, 64161
Distance from our yardAbout 17 miles
Drive timeabout 20 to 30 minutes via I-35 south
Hours24 hours a day, every day
Weight classesHeavy, medium and light duty, plus recovery
Wrecker serviceA heavy wrecker and a heavy-duty tow unit for semis and buses; rollback flatbeds for cars, pickups and vans
Roadside assistanceRoadside truck repair and tire service for semis; jump starts, tire changes and lockouts for cars where we can
OperatorsWreckMaster-certified operators; full commercial insurance
PaymentCash, Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, fleet accounts, insurance billing
Google rating4.8 from 53 Google reviews
Dispatch(816) 888-8732

Where our tow trucks run in KCMO, downtown to the Northland

Downtown is where a KCMO tow takes the most planning. The Downtown Loop is a ring of freeway: I-35 runs down its west side and shares the north side with I-70, I-70 and US-71 take the east side, and I-670 closes the south. Around it sit the River Market, the Berkley Riverfront, the Power & Light District, the Crossroads, Crown Center and Union Station, and the streetcar runs along Main Street between the River Market and Union Station, so tell us if you have stopped on Main. Below the bluffs, at the confluence of the Kansas and Missouri rivers and the line with Kansas City, Kansas, lie the West Bottoms and their old stockyards.

North of the Missouri River, the city keeps going. I-35 and I-29 share the Christopher S. Bond Bridge and part ways in the Colonial Square neighborhood, I-29 toward Kansas City International Airport and I-35 toward Claycomo and Liberty. US-169 crosses on the Buck O'Neil Bridge and becomes the Arrowhead Trafficway, running between the Charles B. Wheeler Downtown Airport and North Kansas City. Route 152 crosses the Northland from I-435 near KCI to Liberty, past neighborhoods such as Gashland and Sherrydale. Farther north sits Nashua, named for Nashua, New Hampshire, which kept its own post office until 1962. Up here the city spreads into Clay County and Platte County, whose pages cover the towns around it.

Away from the freeways, Kansas City is boulevards and neighborhood streets: Midtown, Westport around Broadway and Westport Road, the Country Club Plaza, Brookside and Ward Parkway, 18th and Vine, and Swope Park with its zoo and amphitheatre. Bruce R. Watkins Memorial Drive carries US-71 from just north of the Grandview Triangle into downtown, and I-435 circles the whole city, passing the Truman Sports Complex at its I-70 interchange. A driver whose car quits on a boulevard should give us the nearest cross street or a business in sight; on the ring, the direction and the last exit.

Car towing, jump starts and lockout service in KC

Emergency towing for cars, pickups and vans goes out on a rollback flatbed from the Liberty yard the heavy wreckers work from, so a dead sedan in a Brookside driveway gets the same dispatch, the same 24-hour phone line and the same honest ETA as a semi on I-70. Riding on the deck, with no wheels on the road, is the right way to move all-wheel drive, a lowered car or anything that no longer rolls or steers. Car and flatbed towing goes where you choose: your mechanic, a dealer, your driveway, or our Liberty yard, open at any hour for collection.

Some KC breakdowns never need the deck: a battery that died in a downtown lot after a show at the T-Mobile Center, a flat on Ward Parkway, keys locked in at the Plaza. Jump starts, tire changes and lockouts are handled on the spot where we can, though some late-model locks resist roadside entry and a wheel seized to its hub may mean the car rides the deck after all; we say which is likely on the phone. Motorcycles depend on the bike and the equipment free at the time. Each job is priced on its own, and you hear the price and the ETA before the truck leaves, whether you are in Martin City, Westport or the Northland.

Semi trucks in KCMO: the wrecker, the service truck or a recovery

The Kansas City metro has more freeway lane-miles per person than any other large U.S. metro, and that network is part of why the city ranks among the country's largest logistics hubs. When a tractor-trailer stops on I-70, I-35, I-29 or I-435 inside the city, one of our two heavy trucks goes out with WreckMaster-certified operators, loaded rig or bobtail, at any hour. The corridor-by-corridor detail, from the Grandview Triangle to the downtown ramps, is on the page for 18-wheeler and big rig towing in Kansas City.

Plenty of semi breakdowns in KC never need a hook. The service truck works as a mobile diesel mechanic, fixing air and brake faults, charging and starting problems, cooling leaks and trailer lighting where the rig stopped, which is why mobile semi truck repair in KC is often the cheaper call. A unit in a median, off a ramp or on its side is recovery work instead, planned and rigged before anything is pulled; truck recovery and winch-outs in KCMO covers it.

In Kansas City

Heavy-duty towing, recovery, roadside assistance and truck repair in Kansas City

Worth reading

Breakdowns around Kansas City, MO

Kansas City Towing Laws: Towed From a Private Lot — Private property towing law in Kansas City: signs, written authorization and police reports Missouri and KCMO require, the Kansas rules, and getting it back.

What Mobile Truck & Trailer Repair Costs in Kansas City — Why mobile truck and trailer repair is quoted per job, what makes a roadside repair cost more or less, and how it compares with towing to a shop.

How Much Does It Cost to Tow a Semi Truck? (Kansas City) — What decides semi truck towing cost: why heavy-duty tows are quoted per job, every factor that moves the bill, and what to ask before you agree.

How Long Does a Roadside Semi Tire Replacement Take? — What decides how long a roadside semi tire replacement takes: reaching you, the wheel position, whether the tire is on board, and the torque job after.

Towing in Kansas City, MO: common questions

Do you tow in downtown Kansas City?

Yes. We run the downtown loop where I-35 and I-70 meet, the West Bottoms, the river industrial district and the I-435 ring, 24 hours a day from our Liberty yard, roughly 20 to 30 minutes north of downtown on I-35. Downtown is rarely a distance problem — it is a lane-closure and clearance problem. Tell us the ramp or the block and which direction you are facing so the right truck comes from the right side.

Can you recover a truck on a Kansas City interstate ramp?

Yes. We handle ramp and shoulder recoveries on I-35, I-70, I-29, I-670 and I-435. The agency running the scene controls the lane closure, and our operators are WreckMaster-certified. On the loop the ramp you are on decides the approach more than the mile marker does, because several of them cannot be entered against traffic — so name the ramp, not just the interstate.

Is Titan Tow & Repair a KC towing company?

Yes. Titan Tow & Repair is a Kansas City towing company based in Liberty, in Clay County, and Kansas City, Missouri is covered 24 hours a day. Home base is 2751 Liberty Landing Rd. From there I-35 runs south through Claycomo and North Kansas City, over the Bond Bridge and into the Downtown Loop. Tow trucks, heavy wreckers and the mobile service truck all leave from the yard, which is open at any hour for dropping off or collecting a vehicle.

Which part of KCMO is closest to your yard?

The Northland, and it is covered at any hour. Our yard is in Liberty, and Kansas City's northeast side runs right up to it along Route 152, which then crosses the Northland, over US-169 and I-29, before it meets I-435 near KCI; I-35 cuts through Claycomo on its way to the Bond Bridge. Tell us the road and the nearest exit, or a cross street or business name if you are off the highway. A car, pickup or van goes on a rollback flatbed; a semi or a bus gets the heavy wrecker.

Is a car stalled in a live lane on a KCMO highway an emergency tow?

Yes. A stall in a live lane counts as an emergency, so dial 911 first, then us at (816) 888-8732 for the tow. Keep the hazards on. If you can get out away from the traffic side and behind a barrier, do; a driver who cannot get out safely should stay belted in. Then tell us the highway, which way you were headed and the exit you last passed. On the Downtown Loop, I-70's exits are all numbered 2 with a letter after it, so read us the letter; on a river bridge, give us the bridge's name.

How much of the KC metro does your 24-hour towing cover?

All of it, Missouri side and Kansas side. The Kansas City metro straddles the state line, and our 24-hour towing covers KCMO, KCK and the suburbs around them from one yard in Liberty. Arrival is usually within about 60 minutes for most of the metro, with a real ETA on the phone for your exact location. Near the line, say which state you are in: in the older part of KCMO, State Line Road is the city's western edge.

What if my car won't start at Arrowhead or Kauffman Stadium after a game?

Call and we will come, but after a game the traffic decides the timing more than the distance does. Arrowhead and Kauffman share the Truman Sports Complex beside the I-70 and I-435 interchange, so tell us which stadium, which lot and the nearest gate, and whether your car is blocking anyone in. A dead battery may only need a jump start; a car that still will not go rides a rollback flatbed. The ETA you get on the phone is a real one, not a hopeful one.

Can you tow a car or truck from Crown Center or Union Station?

Yes. Crown Center and Union Station sit just south of downtown Kansas City, Missouri, on Grand Boulevard and Pershing Road, and a tow from either is covered 24 hours a day. For a car in one of the parking garages, tell us the posted clearance when you call, because a low garage can need a wheel lift instead of a rollback flatbed. For a box truck or semi stuck at a loading dock, say what it is and whether it is loaded, so the heavy wrecker is sent the first time.

Do you cover Gashland, Nashua and the rest of the Northland?

Yes, and the Northland is the part of Kansas City closest to our yard in Liberty. Gashland lies along Route 152 and Nashua farther north, both Kansas City neighborhoods on the north side of the Missouri River, the same side as the yard. Titan Tow & Repair runs car towing, heavy-duty semi towing, winch-outs and mobile truck repair there 24 hours a day. Call (816) 888-8732 with the street and the nearest cross street.

How much does a tow truck cost in Kansas City?

Every tow in Kansas City is priced per job, not off a flat price list. What you pay depends on the truck Titan Tow & Repair sends (a rollback flatbed for a car or pickup, a heavy wrecker for a semi or a bus), the distance, and any recovery work involved. Call (816) 888-8732, describe the vehicle and where it is, and you get a quote before the truck leaves the yard.