Emergency towing, roadside help and flatbed transport for Monroe drivers. Dispatch from our Covington yard, about 25 minutes away.
Monroe is the Walton County seat, and you reach it from our yard by running up Highway 78 through Social Circle — a route we drive so often we know it by landmark rather than by name.
Most of our Monroe work falls into two buckets. Breakdowns along Highway 78, which is a wide fast road with long stretches of nothing, and downtown recovery around the courthouse square where one-way streets and tight parking turn a simple hook-up into a planning exercise.
From our yard on Highway 162 in south Covington, Monroe is about 25 minutes away north on Highway 78 through Social Circle.
Highway 78 the entire run from Social Circle, Highway 11 running south, Highway 83 toward Good Hope, Spring Street into downtown, and the one-way grid ringing the courthouse.
Landmarks that help us find you faster: The courthouse square, the Highway 78 commercial strip including the shopping centres near Ridge Road, Walton County High School, and the industrial buildings around Highway 11.
Every service we run out of Covington reaches this area: 24 hour emergency towing, jump starts, lockouts and flat tyres, flatbed transport, heavy duty and commercial recovery, accident winch-outs and junk car removal.
about 25 minutes
From our Covington yard, north on Highway 78 through Social Circle. Weather, traffic and truck availability all move that window, and the dispatcher tells you the real estimate before a truck rolls.
Call (470) 824-8110Downtown Monroe is where flatbed decks earn their keep. The square has angled parking with stone kerbs and mature oaks, so a vehicle that rolls while parking often ends up wedged against a kerb with the suspension loaded. We winch gently and load on skates rather than dragging it clear.
Highway 78 between Monroe and Loganville has limited shoulders over a long residential stretch. A breakdown there leaves you close to 55mph traffic for an extended distance. Get as far onto the verge as the ground allows, stay behind the guardrail, and do not stand between your car and the travel lane.
Yes, including the courthouse square where parking is tight and one-way streets complicate the approach. Truly, just give us the nearest cross street and the direction you are facing.
Usually 30 to 45 minutes via Highway 78. Commute hours on the corridor add real time, and we would rather quote you a wide window than promise a tight one we miss.
Yes. We deliver to dealerships and independent garages throughout Monroe and Walton County, and you choose the destination, not us.
One call reaches a dispatcher who knows Newton County roads. We tell you the arrival window before we hang up.
Call (470) 824-8110