24/7 Winch-Out Service in Davenport and the Iowa Quad Cities
Stuck in a ditch, a snowbank or a soft shoulder around Davenport? Call Quad Cities Roadside at (563) 208-4670: winch-outs across the Iowa Quad Cities start at $125.
Phones answered 24/7. No one is sent until you have the price and the timing.
- Winch-out and recovery
- from 125
- Towing
- from 119
- Jump start
- from 82
- Car lockout
- from 82
Listed prices are base prices. What you pay can rise with availability, the hour, how far it is, the weather and your vehicle. You approve the final price on the call before a truck or technician is sent.
Tell us the road and the nearest exit or mile marker, or the street and town.
Key takeaways
- A winch-out in Davenport and the Iowa Quad Cities starts at $125, at any hour.
- Iowa DOT's advice after sliding off: stay inside, keep the belt on and call 911.
- Scott County may never plow its Level B roads, and a sign marks every entrance.
- Tell us how the car sits: which side, how far down and nose or tail first.
Slid off the road near Davenport? Stay in the car
Iowa DOT's advice covers a car that slides into the ditch or onto the shoulder and cannot safely get back on the road. Stay inside, keep the seat belt buckled and call 911. A person walking a snowy shoulder is far harder for drivers to see than a car.
Switch on the hazards. If snow has packed in behind the car, clear the tailpipe before you run the engine for heat.
What to tell us from the ditch
Once nobody is hurt and the car is out of the traffic lanes, call (563) 208-4670. Describe how it sits: which side of the road, how far down from the pavement, nose first or tail first. Say whether all four wheels are on the ground.
Add the road, your direction and the nearest exit, mile marker or crossroad. With that, we quote the winch-out and the timing while you wait in the car.
Snowfall in Davenport and what to carry
Davenport's snowfall averages about 9.0 inches in December, 9.0 in January and 9.6 in February. Those figures come from the municipal airport, for 2005-2023. Through those months, keep a shovel, a blanket and a charged phone in the car. Add something bright to tie to the antenna.
Stuck on a Level B road in Scott County
Some rural Scott County roads are classed as Area Service B, which means minimum maintenance. The county may never plow them or treat the ice. A warning sign stands at every entrance to a Level B road. If you passed one of those signs and got stuck, give us the road name and the nearest crossroad.
A winch-out works when the car can be reached safely from the road. If it sits far out in a field, or the road is drifted shut, we tell you on the call what can be done.
Winch-out or tow: which one you need
A winch-out puts the car back on the road where it went off. If it then will not drive, because of a bent wheel or a dead engine, we quote a tow as well, from $119. Tell us what you can see: a flat tire, fluid on the snow or a damaged wheel.
What is included
Stuck in a ditch, mud, snow or a soft shoulder? A winch pulls the car or pickup back to the road when it can be reached safely. If it will not drive afterwards, we quote the tow in that call. Call 911 first after a rollover or a crash with injuries.
from $125
Prices confirmed November 2026.
Questions and answers
How much does it cost to get pulled out of a ditch in Davenport?
Getting pulled out of a ditch in Davenport and the Iowa Quad Cities starts at $125 for a winch-out. Snow, the hour and the size of the vehicle can push it higher. We quote the whole job on the call, and nothing heads your way until you agree.
Do I call 911 or a tow service after sliding off I-80 or US 61?
Call 911 first if anyone is hurt or the car is in a traffic lane, and stay buckled in as Iowa DOT advises. Once everyone is safe, call (563) 208-4670 for the winch-out near Davenport. It starts at $125, day or night.
Can you winch out a car stuck on a Level B road in Scott County?
Yes, when the car can be reached safely from the road. Scott County's Level B roads may not be plowed at all, so give us the road name and the nearest crossroad. If the car sits far into a field, we tell you on the call what is possible.
Can a car be winched out of a snowbank at night in the Quad Cities?
Yes, we take winch-out calls for snowbanks and ditches across the Quad Cities at any hour. The hour and the snow can raise the final price, and we quote it before sending anyone. Stay in the car with the belt on while you wait, and keep the tailpipe clear.
What if my car won't drive after the winch-out?
If the car will not drive after a Quad Cities winch-out, we quote a tow on the same call. It can go to your shop, your home or a dealer. Tell us what you saw, such as a bent wheel or fluid on the snow. A tow starts at $119.