24/7 heavy-duty towing, semi recovery and truck repair in Parkville, MO
Titan Tow & Repair is a 24-hour towing company covering Parkville, MO from our yard in Liberty, Missouri — roughly 19 miles and about 25 minutes away via Route 152 west. We send tow trucks for heavy, medium and light duty in Parkville, handle winch-outs and recovery, and repair many trucks at the roadside instead of towing them. Dispatch: (816) 888-8732.
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Roads and landmarks around Parkville in Platte County
Parkville is hills, bluffs and tight downtown streets that were never meant for anything with a trailer behind it. Traffic here is mostly light and medium duty, plus delivery trucks that commit to a downtown turn they cannot finish, and the Route 45 bluff road adds off-the-edge recoveries.
Grade matters here. On the bluff roads, a vehicle facing downhill on loose gravel needs to be secured before anything is hooked.
Roads we cover here
Route 9 · Route 45 · Route 152 · I-435
Landmarks and interchanges we cover in Parkville
- the Route 9 riverfront
- the Route 45 bluff road
- the college and downtown streets
| City | Parkville, MO (Platte County) |
|---|---|
| County page | Every town we cover in Platte County |
| ZIP codes covered | 64152 |
| Distance from our yard | About 19 miles |
| Drive time | about 25 minutes via Route 152 west |
| 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 Parkville, from Park University to I-435
Parkville is named for George S. Park, who founded both the town and Park University. A post office called Parkville opened in 1841, the town was platted in 1844, and the university has been in operation there since 1875. The Mackay Building, the Charles Smith Scott Memorial Observatory, the Waddell “A” Truss Bridge and the Washington Chapel C.M.E. Church are on the National Register of Historic Places, and any of them, or the campus, gives a driver a fixed point when you do not know the street.
Route 152 begins in Parkville, at exit 24 on I-435 where it meets Route N, and runs east across the northern neighborhoods of Kansas City, crossing I-29 and US-169, until it ends at Route 291 in Liberty. Route 45, the bluff road, stays close to the Missouri River bluffs, and between I-435 and I-29 it is named the Tom Watson Parkway. On I-435, give us the exit number; on Route 45 or Route 152, the nearest crossroad and which way you were heading.
Heavy-duty towing and winch-outs on Parkville's bluff roads
Parkville is hilly ground on the Missouri River, and its heavier traffic uses I-435, Route 152 and Route 45. Route 152 starts at I-435 exit 24, where it meets Route N, and runs east as a limited-access highway toward I-29. Route 45 comes up out of the river bottoms south of Farley, crosses I-435, becomes a four-lane concrete road and runs as the Tom Watson Parkway past the National Golf Club of Kansas City to I-29. A semi that loses power on those grades, or a loaded box truck or bus that slides off a curve, calls for heavy-duty towing: Titan Tow & Repair answers with a heavy wrecker, or with its heavy-duty tow unit, and its WreckMaster-certified operators rig whatever winch-out, uprighting or accident recovery the scene needs.
Cars and pickups in Parkville get the same crews. One that has slid into a ditch or bogged down in mud or snow on a steep street is winched back onto the road, and a rollback flatbed takes it if it will not drive. Dispatch works out of Liberty 24 hours a day; give the road, your direction, a landmark such as Park University, English Landing Park or the I-435 exit number, and whether the truck is carrying a load.
Heavy-duty towing, recovery, roadside assistance and truck repair in Parkville
Heavy-duty semi towing & wrecker service in Parkville
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Air systems and brakes · Batteries and charging · Cooling systems · Diesel engine faultsMobile semi trailer repair in Parkville
Lights and wiring · Landing gear · Air lines and glad hands · Trailer brakesFleet, box truck & commercial towing in Parkville
Box and straight trucks · Cargo and service vans · Company cars and pickups · Repeat account billingWinch-outs & accident recovery in Parkville
Ditch and median winch-outs · Rollovers and uprighting · Jackknifed tractor-trailers · Load shiftsMobile semi truck tire service in Parkville
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Class A motorhomes · Class C motorhomes · Class B camper vans · Travel trailers and fifth-wheels
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Towing in Parkville: common questions
Do you tow in downtown Parkville?
Yes. The narrow downtown streets by the Route 9 riverfront are tight for anything with a trailer, and they catch delivery trucks that have committed to a turn they cannot complete. A truck is usually with you within about 60 minutes from our Liberty yard, with a real ETA on the phone. Tell us the street and the trailer length and we will plan the approach before we set off rather than on arrival.
Can you recover a vehicle off the bluff roads around Parkville?
Yes. We handle off-the-edge recoveries on Route 45 and the bluff roads. Grade is the thing that makes Parkville different from the rest of what we cover: a vehicle facing downhill on loose gravel has to be secured before anything is hooked, or the first pull moves it the wrong way. Tell us which way it is facing and how steep it is.