Hamilton is split by the Niagara Escarpment, with the lower city and waterfront below and Hamilton Mountain above. TrueNorth Roadside Rescue dispatches flatbed towing and mobile roadside help across the city, including Stoney Creek, Ancaster, Dundas, Waterdown and Binbrook, around the clock.
Tell dispatch where you are, which part of the city you are in and what the vehicle is doing. We confirm the service and price before a driver is sent.
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Runs along the lakeshore from the Burlington Skyway through Stoney Creek, linking Hamilton to Toronto and Niagara.
Connects Hamilton and Ancaster to Brantford and the QEW.
Main expressway routes across the Mountain and down to the QEW.
Claremont Access, the Jolley Cut and other Mountain access roads are steep, which matters for breakdowns and winter conditions.
Steep escarpment roads and icy side streets can leave vehicles stuck or off the road. Winching and recovery gets the vehicle back on the road without further damage.
Winching and recovery in HamiltonMoving traffic makes a roadside wait unsafe. A flatbed moves the disabled vehicle off the highway to your home or a repair shop.
Breakdown towing in HamiltonWork vans and trucks stranded in Hamilton's industrial districts can be moved through commercial flatbed towing or planned fleet transport.
Commercial flatbed towing in HamiltonA mobile technician can boost a battery or change a tire where you are parked, from village main streets to rural-edge roads.
Tire change in HamiltonHamilton falls within the Golden Horseshoe. Nearby, TrueNorth Roadside Rescue also covers Burlington, Oakville and Milton. Dispatch is reachable at (647) 633-8885 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. You can also review our towing and roadside pricing or contact dispatch.
TrueNorth Roadside Rescue customers can request towing or roadside assistance online through MyTow and follow their service request digitally. Prefer to talk to someone? Call dispatch at (647) 633-8885, any time.