About Quad Cities Roadside

1. We pick up at any hour, from the I-74 Bridge approach to a side street in Camanche, and ask where the car is and what went wrong.
2. You get a price and a timing for that one job before anyone heads out.
3. Say yes, and we send a tow truck or roadside technician; say no, and the call ends there.
4. The work is done where the car sits, or the car goes where you asked.
5. We charge your payment card after the job, and a receipt follows.

Each service has a from-price, listed with what raises it on the Quad Cities tow cost page. Availability, the hour, the distance, the weather and the vehicle decide how far above that the final figure lands. You hear that figure while you are still on the phone. Turning it down costs nothing.

Booking a job takes a payment card, even if you plan to pay part in cash. We hold the amount on the card before anyone is sent, and charge it once the work is done. A cash share has to be agreed on the call. Anything above it comes back through us as a new price for you to approve.

Cancellation, gone-on-arrival and service-call fees exist too, and you approve them along with the price.

Our from-prices cover cars, SUVs, pickups and vans. Motorcycles, campers, trailers and box trucks are case by case. Name the vehicle at the start of the call, and we tell you whether a suitable truck can be sent, and for how much.

Calls come from Davenport and the rest of Scott County, from Clinton County and from Muscatine County. That covers I-80, I-74 and I-280 and the US and state highways between the towns. Moline, Rock Island and everything else across the Mississippi in Illinois is outside our area.

Towing, winch-outs, flat tire changes, replacement tires, jump starts, battery replacement, car lockouts, fuel delivery and mobile mechanic repairs each get a page of their own. Each page lists the from-price and what the job covers.