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Towing & roadside assistance in Camrose

In a community like Camrose, towing is personal - the 2 operators listed here cover the town and a wide rural radius around it, and they know every concession road on it. 1 of them run 24/7 dispatch, flagged on the listings below. The most common services locally are light-duty towing, heavy-duty towing, battery boosts and lockouts.

Towing companies serving Camrose

Blacksmith Towing

Towing and junk car cash across Camrose and Spruce Grove

★★★★☆ 4.4 (71 reviews) · 4816b 41 St, Camrose, AB T4V 2N9
Light Duty TowingHeavy Duty TowingBattery BoostLockout ServiceTire ChangeWinch-Out & Recovery +4 more

Any Time Towing & Recovery

★★★★★ 4.7 (32 reviews) · 4213 37 St, Camrose, AB T4V 4N3
Local Guide

Driving, parking & towing in Camrose: what to know

Your rights when you're towed in Alberta

Alberta regulates towing mainly through general consumer protection and traffic law rather than a dedicated towing act. Practical implications: get the price before the hook drops, and know that Alberta's Slow Down Move Over law requires passing drivers to slow to 60 km/h beside tow trucks with lights flashing - position yourself accordingly when waiting. Calgary and Edmonton both run municipal impound lots for police-ordered tows; private operators handle everything else.

Stuck on the highway?

The QE2 between Calgary and Edmonton is Canada's busiest intercity corridor and generates constant recovery work - if you break down, get well onto the shoulder and stay belted inside unless you can exit away from traffic. In rural Alberta, cell coverage gaps are real: tell someone your route in winter.

Winter reality check

Chinook freeze-thaw cycles around Calgary glaze roads within hours, and Highway 63 and rural two-lanes see serious winter crashes. Block heater use below -15°C prevents most of the boost calls Alberta towers spend their winters on.

Who to call in Alberta

911
Emergencies and traffic hazards

511
Alberta 511 - road reports, closures, winter conditions on the QE2 and rural highways

310-0000
Government of Alberta general line (RITE) - non-emergency provincial services

Towing and roadside assistance in Camrose

What towing costs here

Around Camrose, expect a typical hook-up fee of $80–$120 plus roughly $3.00–$4.25 per kilometre for a standard light-duty tow, before tax. Nights, storms, winching and heavy vehicles cost more; short in-town tows often land near the minimum. Always ask for the all-in price to your destination before the truck rolls - reputable operators quote it without hesitation. Roadside fixes (boosts, lockouts, tire changes) usually run a flat $45–$120 and are worth asking about first.

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