24/7 Towing & Roadside Help in Asbury, Iowa
In Asbury, Dubuque Roadside sends a tow from $115 or a jump start from $79, 24/7: call (563) 239-6326. Give us the street and the nearest cross street.
Calls answered 24/7. Price and timing confirmed before anyone is sent.
Tell us the road, the nearest cross street or exit, and which way you were driving.
- Tow
- from $115
- Jump start
- from $79
- Lockout
- from $79
- Flat tire
- from $92
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.
Key takeaways
- A tow in Asbury starts from $115, off the same price list we use in Dubuque.
- From US-20, Asbury's way in is exit 314, signed for Asbury and Bellevue.
- During an Asbury snow emergency, streets narrower than 31 feet allow no parking at all.
- Give us the street, the nearest cross street, and which approach you were on.
Finding your spot in Asbury
Asbury is a city of its own in Dubuque County, adjoining the west side of Dubuque. Its service businesses line Asbury Road and Saratoga Road. From US-20, the way in is exit 314, on Dubuque's western edge where the US-52 Southwest Arterial meets US-20. That exit is signed for Asbury and Bellevue. Asbury Plaza, the shopping centre with an attached Hy-Vee on IA-32, the Northwest Arterial, is a landmark you can give. Its address, though, is in Dubuque.
About 6,051 people live in Asbury, by the Census Bureau's 2024 estimate, and its ZIP code is 52002.
Safe places to stop in Asbury
If the car still moves, get it out of the travel lanes of Asbury Road or the arterial before you stop. A side street or the edge of a lot entrance works. Then call with that street's name. If it died in a lane, keep the hazards on and stay buckled in. Step out only when you can do it on the side away from traffic.
Asbury police, 911 and calling us
Asbury has its own police department, at 5290 Grand Meadow Drive. Its calls for service go through the Dubuque County Sheriff's Office's centralized county dispatch. Call 911 for a crash, an injury or a car blocking traffic.
For a tow, a jump or a lockout, call (563) 239-6326 with the street, the nearest cross street and your direction. The Asbury Road and Hales Mill Road intersection has been rebuilt as a roundabout. The city engineer's Sept. 4, 2026 update said crews would still work there at times until close-out. If the car stopped near it, say which approach you were on.
Asbury snow emergency parking and police tows
When Asbury's mayor proclaims a snow emergency, odd/even parking is enforced on every public street or alley 31 feet wide or wider. Narrower ones allow no parking at all. The rules run from the proclamation through the storm and for 48 hours after it ends (Asbury Code 69.10).
Asbury police may have a vehicle removed to the nearest garage or a city-designated one. Four cases allow it.
- It is disabled and blocking traffic, and its driver is too hurt to arrange removal.
- It is left unattended as a traffic hazard.
- It is parked against a snow-removal ban.
- It is kept past a time limit.
An owner who can be found first gets a chance to move it. The owner then pays the reasonable cost of towing and storage on top of the fine. An admitted parking violation can be settled with a $10 notice of fine at the City Clerk's office (Asbury Code 70.06 and 70.03).
Asbury Code 69.06 also bars leaving a vehicle on public property for more than 48 hours. It bars parking one there to repair, lubricate or commercially wash it, except for repairs an emergency makes necessary. Dubuque County's list of Area Service B roads, which get no snow or ice removal, includes a 0.35-mile piece of Asbury Road. That piece lies at the west line of Center Township.
Distance from Dubuque to Asbury
OSRM, the OpenStreetMap router, puts central Asbury 5.1 road miles from central Dubuque. That is about 13 minutes of driving, most of it on Asbury Road (3.2 miles) and University Avenue (1.3 miles). It measures the drive, not when help will show up.
Towing and roadside prices in Asbury
On Asbury streets, the price list reads the same as in Dubuque. Tows start at $115, winch-outs at $122 and flat tire changes at $92. A jump start is from $79, a lockout from $79, and fuel delivery from $79. A tow that Asbury police order is not on our price list. Under the city code, the owner pays the reasonable cost of that towing and storage.
Mobile mechanic and winch-outs in Asbury
For a car that stalls on an Asbury street, a mobile mechanic visit is priced on the call. Anything that cannot be fixed where it sits gets a tow quote instead. On the B-road stretch of Asbury Road, a car that slides off in snow needs a winch-out. The rest of the city is on roadside help in Dubuque.
Questions
Who do I call for a late-night tow in Asbury?
Call Dubuque Roadside at (563) 239-6326 for a tow in Asbury at any hour, from Asbury Road and Saratoga Road to every side street. A tow starts from $115. We give you the final price and the timing on the phone. Once you agree, we send a tow truck.
Is a tow in Asbury priced the same as in Dubuque?
A tow in Asbury costs from $115, the same as in Dubuque. Central Asbury is only 5.1 road miles from central Dubuque by an OSRM estimate. Distance, the hour, the weather and the vehicle can raise the final price, and we tell you that price before you agree.
Where do Asbury police take a car they have towed?
Asbury police may have a car removed to the nearest garage or a city-designated garage, under Asbury Code 70.06. The owner pays the reasonable cost of towing and storage on top of any fine. An admitted parking violation can be settled with a $10 notice of fine at the City Clerk's office.
Can I park on Asbury streets during a snow emergency?
You can park only on Asbury streets 31 feet wide or wider, on the correct side for the day. During an Asbury snow emergency, narrower streets allow no parking at all. The rules run from the proclamation until 48 hours after the storm ends. If your car will not start, a jump start is from $79.
Is the Asbury Road roundabout at Hales Mill Road finished?
The Asbury Road and Hales Mill Road roundabout was in its final stages in the city engineer's Sept. 4, 2026 update. Final striping and street signs came next, and crews were to work there at times until close-out. If your car stops near it, tell us which approach you were on when you call for roadside help.
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