Emergency towing, roadside help and flatbed transport for Snellville drivers. Dispatch from our Covington yard, about 35 minutes away.
Snellville is where Highway 78 meets Highway 124 in Gwinnett County, and the retail development around that junction generates some of the densest traffic we deal with anywhere on our map.
It is also the furthest northwest we regularly run, so arrival windows here are honest rather than optimistic.
From our yard on Highway 162 in south Covington, Snellville is about 35 minutes away northwest on Highway 78.
Highway 78 as Stone Mountain Highway, Highway 124 as Scenic Highway, Highway 84, Janmar Road, and the residential streets running toward Centerville and Grayson.
Landmarks that help us find you faster: The Highway 78 and Highway 124 retail junction, Summit Chase, the Shiloh industrial area, and the subdivisions spreading east toward Grayson.
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, northwest on Highway 78. Weather, traffic and truck availability all move that window, and the dispatcher tells you the real estimate before a truck rolls.
Call (470) 824-8110AWD and electric vehicles are more common in Snellville than anywhere else we cover, and both need a flatbed. Towing an AWD vehicle on a wheel-lift can destroy the transfer case, and many EVs cannot be flat-towed at all without damaging the drive motors. We send the flatbed automatically when you tell us what you drive.
The Highway 78 and Highway 124 junction carries heavy retail traffic all day, and a breakdown in those turn lanes is genuinely dangerous. If the vehicle will roll at all, get it clear of the intersection before you stop to call anyone.
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Usually 35 to 50 minutes through Highway 78 traffic. The retail corridor adds time most of the day, and more on weekends.
Yes, both are within our regular range from the Covington yard.
Yes, on a flatbed, automatically. Towing an AWD vehicle on a wheel-lift can destroy the transfer case, so we do not offer that option here.
One call reaches a dispatcher who knows Newton County roads. We tell you the arrival window before we hang up.
Call (470) 824-8110