Emergency towing, roadside help and flatbed transport for McDonough drivers. Dispatch from our Covington yard, about 35 minutes away.
McDonough is the Henry County seat and the busiest commercial address on our coverage map. The I-20 corridor through exits 216 to 222 carries distribution traffic all day, which means a meaningful share of our work here is commercial rather than passenger vehicles.
We also cover the older streets around the McDonough square, where the town predates the interstate by well over a century and the road layout reflects that.
From our yard on Highway 162 in south Covington, McDonough is about 35 minutes away west along I-20.
I-20 exits 216 through 222, Highway 155 running north and south, Highway 20 through downtown, Jonesboro Road, and the square itself where four streets converge.
Landmarks that help us find you faster: The McDonough square, the Highway 155 retail corridor, the distribution and warehouse parks along Industrial Boulevard, and Henry County High School.
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 35 minutes
From our Covington yard, west along 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) 824-8110Box trucks and straight trucks account for a big share of McDonough recovery calls. A loaded delivery truck that loses an air line or a wheel seal cannot simply be dragged onto a flatbed — weight and load distribution decide the method, and sometimes the trailer has to come off first.
I-20 through Henry County is one of the heaviest stretches of interstate in Georgia. A disabled vehicle near Highway 155 or Jonesboro Road is a serious hazard, and a commercial vehicle stopped there is worse because it blocks sight lines. Call 911 first if a lane is blocked.
Regularly, and most of it is commercial. It is a straightforward run west on I-20, though traffic can more than double the arrival window at peak times and we tell you that up front.
Yes. Parking around the square is tight and the streets are older than the traffic they carry, so tell us your exact position when you call.
Yes. The I-20 industrial corridor generates a lot of commercial recovery work, and loaded tractors off the road are something we handle routinely.
One call reaches a dispatcher who knows Newton County roads. We tell you the arrival window before we hang up.
Call (470) 824-8110