Emergency towing, roadside help and flatbed transport for Conyers drivers. Dispatch from our Covington yard, about 18 minutes away.
Conyers runs along I-20 exits 78 through 82, with Olde Town sitting just north of the interstate on Commerce Street. Rockdale County is compact, which is one reason our dispatch window here is shorter than most of our coverage map — we are on Highway 278 and rolling before a Conyers caller has finished explaining the problem.
The mix here is unusual. We get interstate breakdowns between the Salem Road and West Avenue interchanges, and we get recovery calls from the historic district where a century of narrow streets were never designed around a 40-foot flatbed.
From our yard on Highway 162 in south Covington, Conyers is about 18 minutes away west on Highway 278 or I-20.
I-20 exits 78 to 82, Highway 138 through the retail corridor, Highway 20 toward Covington, Salem Road, and West Avenue coming up into Olde Town.
Landmarks that help us find you faster: Olde Town Conyers around the Commercial Street district, the Highway 138 shopping strip, Georgia International Horse Park, and the industrial parks off Dogwood Drive.
Every service we run out of Covington reaches this area: 24 hour emergency towing, jump starts, lockouts and flat tyres, flatbed transport, heavy duty and commercial recovery, accident winch-outs and junk car removal.
about 18 minutes
From our Covington yard, west on Highway 278 or I-20. Weather, traffic and truck availability all move that window, and the dispatcher tells you the real estimate before a truck rolls.
Call (470) 824-8110Olde Town generates more driveway and alley recoveries than the interstate does. Cars back into low stone retaining walls, or park nose-in on Commerce Street where a wheel-lift cannot reach without blocking the sidewalk. Flatbed and splayed-ramp loading solves both.
Traffic on I-20 backs up fast around Salem Road and West Avenue. A vehicle stopped in a live lane there needs 911 called before us — getting traffic stopped matters more than getting towed, and the state trooper arriving first will get your car clear faster.
Typically 25 to 40 minutes from our Covington yard via Highway 278 or west on I-20, depending on traffic. The dispatcher calls if the window changes.
Yes, but access is the constraint, not distance. Street width and parked cars limit where the deck sits, so give us the exact address and the nearest cross street rather than just saying Conyers.
It is a slightly longer run, so the rate is a little higher. You hear the exact price before we dispatch, never after.
One call reaches a dispatcher who knows Newton County roads. We tell you the arrival window before we hang up.
Call (470) 824-8110