Dallas-Fort Worth towing & roadside assistance FAQ

If possible, move the vehicle away from active traffic and turn on your hazard lights. Your safest next step depends on the roadway, traffic and vehicle position, so follow instructions from law enforcement or roadway personnel when present. When you call Maverick Towing, provide the highway, direction of travel, nearest exit or landmark and your vehicle's exact location.

Yes, when the circumstances and responding authorities allow you to arrange your own towing company. Accident-scene towing on public roads can be subject to law-enforcement and local incident-management procedures, especially when a vehicle is blocking traffic or needs to be removed quickly. Tell the responding officer that you contacted Maverick Towing and follow the officer's instructions. Learn more about accident towing.

In many situations, yes. Tell dispatch where you would like the vehicle transported, such as a repair shop, dealership, collision center, residence or other appropriate destination. Accident-scene or law-enforcement-directed towing may be subject to additional requirements, so destination options can depend on the circumstances.

A flatbed carries the entire vehicle on the truck deck with all four wheels off the roadway. It is commonly used for many damaged, AWD, electric, lowered, luxury and specialty vehicles. The correct towing method depends on the vehicle, its condition and manufacturer requirements, so provide the exact year, make and model when requesting service.

Yes. Maverick Towing schedules long-distance vehicle transport from Dallas-Fort Worth to destinations throughout Texas. Longer interstate trips may be available depending on destination, vehicle and scheduling. Provide the pickup address, destination and vehicle information so dispatch can confirm availability and pricing.

Yes. Maverick provides battery jump starts, flat tire changes using a usable spare, vehicle lockout assistance, emergency fuel delivery and vehicle winch-outs. If roadside assistance cannot get the vehicle moving, Maverick can also arrange towing to an appropriate destination.

Yes. Maverick Towing provides towing and roadside assistance 24 hours a day, seven days a week, including nights, weekends and holidays. Dispatch checks available trucks and sends the Maverick team best positioned to assist.

Have your exact location, vehicle year, make and model, a description of what happened and the vehicle's current condition ready. Tell dispatch whether the vehicle runs, rolls and steers and mention collision damage, locked wheels, low clearance, parking-garage height or other conditions that may affect the equipment needed.

Yes. Maverick Towing is licensed, bonded and insured in Texas. Customers who need current licensing or insurance documentation can request it through dispatch.

Yes. Maverick can remove many unwanted, damaged and non-running vehicles. Documentation requirements depend on ownership, the requested removal and what will happen to the vehicle afterward. Tell dispatch what ownership or title documentation you have and whether the vehicle rolls, steers and has all four wheels. Learn more about junk car removal.

Pricing depends on factors such as the service required, pickup location, destination, vehicle condition and equipment needed. Dispatch explains the available pricing before service is sent. If the vehicle condition, destination or recovery requirements change after arrival, any resulting change should be discussed before additional work is performed.

Maverick Towing serves communities throughout Dallas, Collin, Denton and Tarrant counties and surrounding Dallas-Fort Worth areas, including Dallas, Plano, McKinney, Frisco, Irving, Richardson, Wylie and Allen. We operate physical locations in Irving, Plano and Wylie plus a Dallas service-area team. Visit our service areas page for the cities we regularly serve, or call dispatch if your location is not listed.

Yes. Maverick Towing operates physical locations in Irving, Plano and Wylie and also has a Dallas service-area team. All areas use the same centralized dispatch system, which sends the available Maverick truck best positioned to assist.