Leavenworth County

24/7 heavy-duty towing, semi recovery and truck repair in Tonganoxie, KS

Titan Tow & Repair is a 24-hour towing company covering Tonganoxie, KS from our yard in Liberty, Missouri, running out via I-435 to I-70 west, then US-24 and US-40 west from Bonner Springs. We tow heavy, medium and light duty in Tonganoxie, handle winch-outs and recovery, and repair many trucks at the roadside. A truck is usually with you within about 60 minutes; call (816) 888-8732 for a real ETA.

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

Roads and landmarks around Tonganoxie in Leavenworth County

Tonganoxie is the town where US-24 and US-40 change course. The two highways run as one road north-east out of Lawrence, and at Tonganoxie they turn due east for Bonner Springs and Kansas City, Kansas. K-16 finishes in town too, at an intersection with US-24 and US-40, after winding across Leavenworth County from McLouth, so traffic off K-16 meets the main road right here. The Kansas Turnpike serves Tonganoxie through exit 212, a diamond interchange signed Tonganoxie/Eudora at 222nd Street, which the county numbers as Leavenworth County Road 1; eastbound, the turnpike's final toll booth comes after it. North-west of town, Leavenworth State Fishing Lake lies off K-16, and a fishing lake means boat trailers on that road. Peruvian Connection is based in Tonganoxie, and the USD 464 high school, home of the Chieftains, is the other name everyone in town knows.

On US-24 and US-40, say whether you are west of town toward Lawrence or east toward Bonner Springs. On K-16, tell us how far out toward McLouth you got and whether you passed the lake turn. On the turnpike, give your direction and whether you are short of exit 212 or past it.

Roads we cover here

US-24 · US-40 · K-16 · I-70 · Kansas Turnpike

Landmarks and interchanges we cover in Tonganoxie

  • the intersection where K-16 ends at US-24 and US-40
  • Kansas Turnpike exit 212 (Tonganoxie/Eudora) at 222nd Street, Leavenworth County Road 1
  • Leavenworth State Fishing Lake, off K-16 north-west of town
Tonganoxie, KS — service facts
CityTonganoxie, KS (Leavenworth County)
County pageEvery town we cover in Leavenworth County
ZIP codes covered66086
Arrival timeUsually within about 60 minutes — we confirm a real ETA for your exact location when you call
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

Heavy wrecker service where US-24, US-40 and K-16 meet in Tonganoxie

Tonganoxie is where three highways meet. US-24 and US-40 run as one highway north-east from Teepee Junction, just north of Lawrence, then swing due east in town toward Bonner Springs and the cloverleaf where they meet US-73 and K-7. K-16 finishes here too, at a junction with those two highways after crossing Leavenworth County from McLouth. On the Kansas Turnpike, exit 212 is the Tonganoxie/Eudora diamond at 222nd Street, and eastbound traffic reaches the eastern terminal toll booth beyond it. When a tractor-trailer, bus, box truck or dump truck needs heavy-duty towing on any of these roads, Titan Tow & Repair rolls out the heavy-duty tow unit or a heavy wrecker, and its WreckMaster-certified operators take on winch-outs, uprighting and accident recovery.

Cars and pickups count too. If one has gone into a ditch, mud or snow on a county road outside Tonganoxie, or onto soft ground at Leavenworth State Fishing Lake off K-16, we do the vehicle recovery and load it on a rollback flatbed when it cannot be driven. Tell dispatch the highway, your direction, whether you are east or west of the K-16 junction or which side of exit 212, and whether the trailer is loaded or empty. Trucks leave the Liberty yard at any hour.

In Tonganoxie

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

Towing in Tonganoxie: common questions

My loaded semi broke down where K-16 ends at US-24 and US-40 in Tonganoxie. Who comes out for it at night?

Titan Tow & Repair does, 24 hours a day. We send heavy wreckers from Liberty to the K-16 junction in Tonganoxie for loaded and empty tractor-trailers alike. Tell us whether you came in on K-16 from McLouth or along US-24 and US-40, which way the cab is pointing, and whether the rig is clear of the intersection or blocking a lane. Give the weight, the load and the fault. An air leak, a flat or a lighting problem may be fixed on the spot by the mobile service truck; anything worse goes on the wrecker.

My pickup spun out on wet grass at Leavenworth State Fishing Lake with the boat still hitched. Can you pull it free?

Yes. Titan Tow & Repair winches out pickups with the trailer still hitched, day or night, and brings a rollback flatbed if the truck will not drive afterward. The lake is north-west of Tonganoxie off K-16, so tell us you came in from K-16 and roughly where around the water you are. Say whether the boat is on the trailer, how deep the wheels have sunk, and whether the trailer has folded against the truck. Sometimes unhitching first is the easier way to get both out.

I broke down on the Kansas Turnpike near the Tonganoxie/Eudora exit. What should I tell dispatch?

Your direction, and whether you are before or after exit 212. Titan Tow & Repair covers this stretch of the Kansas Turnpike around the clock, for semis as well as cars and pickups. Exit 212 is the diamond interchange at 222nd Street, signed Leavenworth County Road 1. East of it the turnpike reaches its eastern terminal toll booth before Bonner Springs, and west of it the Lawrence Service Area sits in the median, so either one makes a good marker. Add the nearest milepost if you can see one and whether you are on the shoulder or in a lane.