Need towing in Littleton, CO? D&J picks up at any hour on C-470 and Santa Fe Drive, in mall lots and park-n-Rides, and in your driveway. Our trucks come down from our yard in Evergreen, and we take your vehicle where you want it: your shop, your home or your dealer.
A dead car in a Littleton parking lot and a dead car on C-470 are two different calls. One is about finding you and fitting the truck. The other is about getting you out of traffic first. Here is what to do in each.
Big lots are easy to get lost in. The Littleton·Mineral light rail lot and the lots around Southwest Plaza on West Bowles Avenue are big enough to lose a car in.
Commuter traffic on these roads does not slow down for a stalled car. Your safety comes before the tow.
Most Littleton tows end at a shop, a driveway or a dealer service drive. Pick where yours is headed and what you drive. The plan shows what to have ready before you call, so the drop-off goes right the first time.
The plan is a checklist, not a quote. Dispatch confirms the truck and the price on the phone.
Shop closed? Call them first and ask where they want the car and the keys left. A shop that knows the car is coming is a shop that starts on it sooner.
Home is up US 285 in Conifer or Bailey? Say so. That climb into the foothills is home ground for us.
Service drives often close in the evening. Call the dealer about after-hours drop-off before we load the car, so it is not left somewhere they do not expect it.
No shop picked yet? We can hold the vehicle at our approved storage yard. The adjuster usually inspects it there 2 to 5 days after the accident, and from our yard an accident vehicle goes only to a body shop or a private residence. See impounds and accident storage.
Tell dispatch you have not decided. Each move is its own tow, so one trip to the right place saves paying for two.
Suburban calls are mostly everyday vehicles in everyday places: a car that will not start after work, a crossover that needs a flatbed, keys locked inside at the store. These four services cover most of them.
Cars, minivans and small pickups that broke down on the commute or will not start in the driveway, taken to the shop you choose.
Light-dutyAWD crossovers, lowered cars and anything headed to a dealer that wants it delivered with no wheels on the road.
FlatbedJump starts, battery installation and flat tire changes in a lot or on a side street, when a tow would be more than the problem needs.
RoadsideKeys locked in the car at the grocery store, the gym or the park-n-Ride. A person or pet locked inside in heat or cold is a 911 call first.
LockoutLittleton is suburban, not mountain. The trouble here is traffic, merges and finding you fast. A good location in the first ten seconds of the call saves the most time.
The beltway along Littleton's south and west side, with interchanges at Santa Fe Drive, Wadsworth, Kipling, Ken Caryl, Bowles and US 285.
Tell usEastbound or westbound, and the last interchange you passed.Starts at I-25 and Hampden Avenue and runs as a freeway west past Wadsworth and Kipling to C-470. Past C-470 it starts the climb along Turkey Creek into the foothills.
Tell usWhether you are east of C-470 in traffic or past it on the climb.Santa Fe Drive (US 85) is the main north-south route through Littleton, and the Mineral Avenue intersection is under construction, so lanes shift.
Tell usNorthbound or southbound, and the nearest cross street, like Mineral.State Highway 121 meets both US 285 and C-470 on the west side, with busy retail along the way.
Tell usWhich side of the road, and the shopping center or cross street you are near.Exit 7 on C-470, and the address of Southwest Plaza on West Bowles. Mall lots and side streets mean lots of parked-car calls.
Tell usThe store entrance or lot section you are parked by.Exit 10 on C-470, with Kipling Parkway and Simms Street running south to the Ken Caryl Ranch community.
Tell usYour street address plus the nearest main road.Our yard is in Evergreen, in the foothills west of town, and that is where our trucks start. Littleton is part of our foothills and Denver metro service area, and dispatch takes Littleton calls at any hour.
Arrival depends on traffic and where the trucks are when you call, so ask dispatch for a current estimate.
Something else on your mind? Call (303) 674-0198. A person answers any hour, any day.
It helps to know that Littleton mailing addresses reach into unincorporated Jefferson and Douglas counties. Give us the nearest cross street or a landmark along with the address so the driver goes straight to you.
We tow to the destination you choose. Call the dealer first to confirm they take after-hours drop-offs and where the keys should go, then tell dispatch what they said.
Tell dispatch the posted clearance height and which level you are on before a truck is sent, so you can talk through options if a truck cannot reach the car.
The price depends on the distance, the vehicle, how hard it is to reach or load, and the time and conditions. Dispatch gives you the price on the phone. We take cash, Mastercard and Visa.
Tell us where you are, where the car should go and what you drive. We will tell you the truck, the price and when to expect us, any hour of the day.
