D&J Towing service areas cover the Colorado foothills and Denver metro within about 50 miles of our Evergreen yard, plus heavy-duty towing, recovery, and hauling across southeastern Wyoming. Find your state, your town, and the road you are on, then call the same number from either state.
Colorado is home ground, where we run every call from a lockout to a heavy wrecker. Southeastern Wyoming is our heavy-duty market. Pick a state to see the towns and roads we cover there and where they sit on the map.
Our yard sits at 30495 Bryant Dr in Evergreen, so the foothill towns along CO 74, US 285, and I-70 are roads our drivers work every day. In Colorado we take every kind of call, from a dead battery in a trailhead lot to a loaded semi on an interstate grade.
On the interstate? See I-70 corridor towing for the foothills stretch.
In Wyoming we run heavy-duty towing, recovery, and hauling for commercial units, with the operation built around Wheatland and the I-25 corridor. Fleets, carriers, and equipment owners who run these lanes get the same 24/7 number that covers their Colorado routes.
Running north from the Colorado line? See I-25 corridor towing in Wyoming.
Where a vehicle stops decides how we work the call. A shoulder on an interstate grade, a curve in a canyon, and a Wyoming interchange each need a different setup before anyone hooks up.
West of Golden, I-70 carries commuters, skiers, and loaded trucks on long mountain grades. Breakdowns and collisions here happen in fast traffic, so clearing the scene quickly keeps everyone safer. CO 74 leaves the interstate at El Rancho, exit 252, and Central City Parkway at exit 243.
US 285 climbs out of Denver's southwest suburbs through Conifer and on to Bailey. Curves and uphill stretches leave thin shoulders and little room to pull over, so our drivers set up for the traffic before they set up for the tow.
CO 74 runs from I-70 down to Evergreen, then follows Bear Creek Canyon through Kittredge and Idledale to Morrison. Narrow canyon shoulders, steep driveways, and winter ice make slide-offs and winch-outs a regular call along it.
CO 119 climbs from US 6 in Clear Creek Canyon up to Black Hawk, and much of its traffic is headed for the casinos. Plenty of drivers on it are visitors with no local tow company saved, and one call to our dispatch reaches a crew that already knows the canyon.
North of the state line, I-25 runs along the west edge of Cheyenne, then on through Chugwater, Wheatland, and Douglas. This is where our Wyoming heavy-duty work happens: semis, commercial trucks, and loaded trailers that break down or leave the road between towns.
I-80 meets I-25 in Cheyenne and heads west over Sherman Summit to Laramie. US 85 leaves I-25 north of Cheyenne for Torrington, where it meets US 26. We cover both for heavy-duty and commercial calls.
Every service D&J offers runs in Colorado. Wyoming calls center on the heavy end of the work. Here is how the two regions split.
Outside the towns listed here? Our Colorado coverage runs a 50-mile radius around the Evergreen yard, which reaches the surrounding foothill communities too. Call (303) 674-0198 with your location and dispatch will tell you whether we can reach you.
Not sure which page covers you? Call dispatch, say where you are, and we will tell you straight.
Yes. In Colorado we cover a 50-mile radius around our Evergreen yard, which includes the surrounding foothill communities as well as the towns named here. If you are not sure, call (303) 674-0198 and dispatch will tell you.
Our yard is at 30495 Bryant Dr in Evergreen, Colorado, on the foothill roads we cover most. The Wyoming operation is built around Wheatland and the I-25 corridor.
Yes. Dispatch answers 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year, holidays included. The same number, (303) 674-0198, covers Colorado and Wyoming.
Give the highway and direction you were traveling, the nearest exit, mile marker, or cross street, and the town you passed last. Then tell us what you are driving and what happened, so we send the right truck.
Give dispatch the road, the nearest exit or mile marker, and what you are driving. From a steep Evergreen driveway to a semi on the Wyoming I-25 corridor, the same 24/7 number reaches our crew.
