In Dubuque, a Dubuque Roadside tow starts from $115 and a jump start from $79; call (563) 239-6326, 24/7, for your final price. A winch-out is from $122, a flat tire change from $92, a lockout from $79 and fuel delivery from $79. We checked this price list in November 2026.
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Tell us the road, the nearest cross street or exit, and which way you were driving.
| Service | From | What raises it |
|---|---|---|
| Towing | From $115 | Distance, winching, a crash scene, after-hours timing and storage |
| Winch-out and recovery | From $122 | How far off the road the car sits, deep mud or snow, or a second pull |
| Flat tire change | From $92 | Wheel locks without their key, a second flat, or no usable spare |
| Replacement tires | Price on the call | Tire size, brand and stock |
| Jump start | From $79 | A battery that will not hold a charge |
| Battery replacement | Price on the call | Battery size and type |
| Car lockout | From $79 | Deadlocks or alarms that take more time |
| Fuel delivery | From $79 | The fuel itself, charged at the pump price |
| Mobile mechanic | Price on the call | Parts, and whether the repair can be done where the car sits |
These are base prices. The final price can go up with availability, time of day or night, distance, weather, vehicle type and similar factors. You get the final price before anyone is sent.
Prices checked November 2026.
No per-mile rate is published. The tow from-price covers the hook-up and the first stretch. We work out the price for your exact distance on the phone and give it to you first. For scale, OSRM routing estimates put central Asbury 5.1 road miles from central Dubuque. Dyersville is 27.2 road miles away, Maquoketa 31.5 and Manchester 45.2.
Our from-prices are the same at 3 a.m. on a Sunday as at noon on a Tuesday. The phone is answered the same way, too. Time of day or night is one of the factors in the price note, so a night call can be quoted above $115. You hear that figure first and can turn it down.
A flatbed tow is still a tow, so it starts from $115, the same as a wheel-lift. Which truck we send depends on the vehicle. Say on the call if the car is low, damaged or all-wheel drive, or will not roll. Vehicle type is one of the things that can raise the final price.
All-wheel-drive and four-wheel-drive vehicles are towed from the same price list, from $115. Your owner's manual may say the vehicle must travel with all four wheels off the ground. If so, tell us when you call, and the truck and the quote will allow for it.
Our prices are written for cars, SUVs, pickups and vans. If it is a motorcycle, tell us right at the start. We settle whether it can be taken and what it costs before we send anyone. If no one can take it, we tell you, and nothing is charged.
Call 911 first if anyone is hurt, a vehicle is in a lane or fluid is running onto the road. If police order the car towed, the company they use bills its towing and storage directly. In Dubuque, that car is released through the Law Enforcement Center, 770 Iowa St., after a $20 administrative fee. If the scene is clear and the car is yours to move, we can send a tow truck. After-crash work raises the price, and we quote it before you agree.
No membership is needed, and there is no plan or sign-up. You agree to a price for the one job you call about and pay for that job alone. Nothing is owed between calls. The next breakdown is quoted the same way, from the same price list.
Every job needs a payment card, even if part is paid in cash. Giving the card does not charge it. It is held when help is sent and charged after the job. Any cash part is agreed on the phone first. Cancellation, gone-on-arrival and service-call fees, where they apply, are part of what you agree to on the call.
A police tow or a city impound is not priced from our list. Iowa law does not regulate what can be charged for towing or storage, according to a 2024 transportation law compendium. In Dubuque, the city's own steps apply:
A quote is only as close as the details behind it. Give the road and the nearest exit, mile marker or cross street, and the direction you were driving. Say what the vehicle is, whether it still rolls and, for a tow, where it should go. Then call (563) 239-6326, and we give you the price and timing for that job, at 3 a.m. as at noon.
While you are on the phone, keep the hazards on. Stay buckled in if the car sits on a shoulder with traffic going by. A crash, an injury or a vehicle stopped in a live lane is a 911 call before it is a price question.
Yes, the price we give on the call is the final price for the Dubuque job you agree to. No one is sent until you say yes. If more work turns up at the car, it gets its own price, which you can accept or turn down. Towing in Dubuque starts from $115.
We do not publish a per-mile rate for towing in Dubuque. The tow from-price, $115, covers the hook-up and the first stretch, and we price your exact distance on the phone. For scale, central Manchester is about 45.2 road miles from central Dubuque by an OSRM estimate.
A night tow in Dubuque can cost more than a daytime one. Our from-prices stay the same, but time of day or night is one factor that can raise the final price. A 2 a.m. tow still starts from $115. We tell you the exact figure first, so you can turn it down.
You can pay part of a Dubuque tow or roadside job in cash at the car, in the amount agreed on the call. A payment card is still needed for every job, and it is charged only after the work. Set the split when you call; towing starts from $115.
Cancelling a Dubuque tow or roadside job after you agree to it can bring a cancellation fee. A gone-on-arrival fee applies if the vehicle is not there when help gets to it. Both are named in what you agree to on the call. If no one can take the job, nothing is charged.
Calls answered 24/7. Price and timing confirmed before anyone is sent.