24/7 emergency towing
Broken down, wrecked or not safe to drive, any hour of any day, holidays included. AAA members are served too.
Emergency towingD&J Towing runs towing and recovery services for cars, work trucks, semis and heavy equipment around the clock, out of our yard in Evergreen, Colorado. Find your service below, or let the quick guide point you to the right page in two taps.
Since1984
Pick what you are driving and what happened, and the sign points you to the page for that job. Stuck on the shoulder this minute? Skip the guide and call (303) 674-0198. Dispatch asks the same two questions.
Choose a vehicle first and the matching situations appear here.
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Choose a vehicle and a situation to see the page that fits. Every service is also listed below by category: towing, recovery, roadside help and hauling.
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Every tow starts with matching the truck to the load. A low sports car, a box truck and a loaded tractor-trailer each need different equipment and a crew that has rigged them before. These are the towing services D&J runs day and night.
Broken down, wrecked or not safe to drive, any hour of any day, holidays included. AAA members are served too.
Emergency towingCars, SUVs and pickups taken to your shop, your home or our yard. AWD and low cars ride on a flatbed.
Light-duty towingBox trucks, buses and work trucks that are too big for a car carrier and too small to need a heavy wrecker.
Medium-duty towingLarge commercial units on the I-70 and US 285 grades, and heavy-duty calls along the I-25 corridor in Wyoming.
Heavy-duty towingTractor-trailers, loaded or empty, moved off the shoulder and on to a shop or yard.
Semi truck towingService vans, delivery trucks and other company vehicles, towed so your crew can get back to work.
Commercial towingThe whole vehicle rides on the bed with no wheels on the road. The usual pick for AWD vehicles, low cars and classics.
Flatbed towingStanding accounts for commercial fleets, so your drivers know exactly who to call when a unit goes down.
Fleet towingTowing for law enforcement and municipal agencies, with vehicles held at our approved storage yard.
Agency towingSome vehicles can't simply be hooked up and pulled away. They are in a ditch, down an embankment, on their side in the trees or bogged down on a job site. Recovery is the work of getting them back to a spot where a tow can start. On foothill roads in snow and ice, slide-offs and wrecks are common, and our crews plan each pull before they rig it.
"We were in an accident on a snowy and icy I-70. Jean the dispatcher and Joe the truck driver were excellent. They both were so accommodating and eased the stress of a traumatic situation! They gave us great advice and great service!"
Collisions on I-70 and US 285, vehicles down embankments and rollovers in the trees, cleared and towed with the scene kept safe.
Accident recoverySlid into a ditch or a snowbank, or stuck on a steep, icy driveway. We winch the vehicle back to solid ground.
Winch-out serviceVehicles stuck on trails and back roads off the pavement. Tell dispatch the trail name and where the vehicle sits.
Off-road recoveryExcavators, skid steers, loaders and tractors stuck in mud or snow, or tipped on a slope.
Equipment recoveryNot every call ends with a vehicle on a truck. A dead battery, a flat or a locked door can often be handled where you are, and a machine that has to change job sites can be booked ahead.
If a roadside fix does not get you moving, the same dispatch line sends a tow.
Jump starts, roadside battery replacement and flat tire changes, including big tires on lifted trucks.
Keys locked inside at a trailhead, a ski lot or the grocery store. If a child or pet is shut in the vehicle, call 911 first.
Excavators and other heavy machines moved between job sites on mountain roads, with loading and offloading handled, in Colorado and southeastern Wyoming.
D&J Towing is a family-owned company that has worked out of Evergreen since 1984. Every call starts the same way: a person at dispatch asks what you are driving, where it is and what happened, then sends the truck and crew that fit the job.
In Colorado we cover Evergreen and the foothill towns within about 50 miles, along I-70, US 285, CO 74 and CO 119. In Wyoming the focus is heavy-duty towing, recovery and hauling around Wheatland and the I-25 corridor.
These come up on almost every call. Anything else, ask dispatch at (303) 674-0198.
No. Describe the vehicle, the location and the problem, and dispatch picks the service for you.
The distance, the vehicle class, how hard the recovery is, the time and road conditions, and the equipment the job needs. Give dispatch those details and ask for a quote when you call.
Yes. Towing, recovery and roadside service run 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year, holidays included.
Yes. D&J Towing serves AAA members and handles auto club towing calls.
In Colorado: Evergreen, Conifer, Kittredge, Morrison, Golden, Littleton, Bailey, Black Hawk, Wheat Ridge and the surrounding foothill communities. In Wyoming: Wheatland, Chugwater, Douglas, Torrington, Laramie, Cheyenne and the I-25 corridor, with a heavy-duty and commercial focus.
We accept cash, Mastercard and Visa.
Yes, in Colorado. Snow plowing is a smaller side of our work, so call (303) 674-0198 to ask whether we can cover your driveway or lot.
You don't need the right words. Tell dispatch what is going on, day or night, and the call goes out from our yard at 30495 Bryant Dr in Evergreen.