Q: How long does it take to get a vehicle towed?
A: With Roseville Towing Services, the typical wait time for someone stranded with a disabled vehicle is around 20–30 minutes, depending on traffic and location.

Q: What is the best type of roadside assistance?
A: We recommend checking with your auto insurance provider—many offer roadside assistance plans. However, if you want faster service, it's often better to pay Roseville Towing Services directly and seek reimbursement from your insurance later instead of calling a national 800-number.

Q: What services does Roseville Towing Services provide?
A: We offer a full range of roadside assistance, including:

• Light-duty towing
• Flat tire changes
• Battery jump starts
• Lockout services
• Accident recovery
  We also handle medium-duty and heavy-duty towing upon request.

Q: Do AWD or 4WD vehicles require flatbed towing?
A: Not necessarily. While flatbeds are a common choice, AWD and 4WD vehicles can also be towed with a wrecker and dollies. Roseville Towing Services uses the proper equipment and techniques to ensure your vehicle is safely towed, regardless of drivetrain.

Q: Why do law enforcement tows cost more than standard tows?
A: Tow trucks responding to police calls must be on-call 24/7, respond within 15–20 minutes, and carry specialized equipment. These tows often involve accident recovery, which requires additional cleaning, safety measures, and working in dangerous roadside conditions—hence the higher cost.