About Big Spring Towing

Who We Are

Big Spring Towing is a home-grown towing and roadside outfit working Big Spring and every corner of Howard County. No franchise flag over the door and no out-of-state owner — just folks who live on these same streets and treat that as a responsibility.

Call the number and a live voice answers, not a menu of options. The drivers behind that phone have run every farm road, exit ramp, and downtown block in the county, and they roll up ready to work — a July scorcher, a January ice glaze on the overpasses, or a wall of blowing sand, it doesn't matter.

Our Commitment to Howard County

This is home. We're on these roads before the sun clears Scenic Mountain and long after it drops behind the mesa. When a Permian Basin storm blows in and vehicles start sliding onto the I-20 shoulder, we're out in the weather with you — not tracking it from a screen in another state. Being right here means shorter waits and drivers who read this country by feel.

We've recovered vehicles from about everything this patch of West Texas can cook up — flooded low-water crossings after a downpour, soft caliche shoulders, cattle-guard ruts, and the sandy bar ditches off the county roads. Wherever you're hung up in our area, odds are one of our drivers has hooked a truck at that very spot before.

Licensed, Insured & DOT Compliant

What Sets Us Apart

Towing carries a rough name in a lot of towns, and we understand why. Folks hear one price on the phone and see a bigger one on the invoice, or they sit two hours waiting on a truck that was supposedly "five minutes out." We put Big Spring Towing together to run the other direction:

Straight numbers before we hook up. You get the cost while we're still on the phone — no mystery add-ons and no fuel surcharge waiting at the end of the tow.

Arrival windows you can plan around. We give you an honest time when you call, and if a job runs long we ring you back rather than leave you staring down the road wondering.

Your vehicle gets handled like our own. A new SUV going up on the flatbed or a high-mileage work truck coming out of a ditch — both get the right rigging and the right technique. A tow that leaves fresh damage is a job we didn't do right.