Service Area
Rancho Cordova sits on Highway 50 between Sacramento and Folsom, and we cover the whole length of it. The Folsom Blvd light rail corridor, the Zinfandel and Sunrise interchanges, Mather, Gold River and the White Rock Rd business parks. Live dispatch answers every hour of the day, Sundays and holidays included.
Section 01 · Services in Rancho Cordova

Breakdowns, accidents, mechanical issues. We tow safely to your destination of choice.
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Rancho Cordova to anywhere in California. Per-mile pricing, flatbed transport.
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Off-road, mud, sand, accident scenes. The right rig and approach.
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Jump starts, flats, lockouts, fuel delivery. Most fixed on the spot.
See roadsideSection 02 · Rancho Cordova coverage
Rancho Cordova is built along Highway 50, and almost everything we get called to is within a few minutes of it. The freeway itself, the Folsom Blvd frontage running parallel with the light rail line, the business parks south of the highway, and the older residential grid north of it toward the river.
Freeway: US-50 through the Sunrise Blvd, Zinfandel Dr, Mather Field Rd and Bradshaw Rd interchanges. These shoulders carry heavy commuter traffic in both directions, so they get priority dispatch.
Corridors: Folsom Blvd, Sunrise Blvd, Zinfandel Dr, Mather Field Rd, Coloma Rd, White Rock Rd and Hazel Ave on the Folsom line.
Landmarks we get called to constantly: Sacramento Mather Airport and the business parks around it, Aerojet Rocketdyne out on Aerojet Rd, Hagan Community Park, the Gold River neighborhoods, and the Lake Natoma and American River Parkway access lots.
Section 03 · Typical Rancho Cordova calls
Highway 50 shoulders. The stretch between Sunrise and Mather Field is our busiest single piece of road in the city. Overheats in summer, blowouts year round. Stay belted inside with hazards on and give dispatch your direction of travel.
Folsom Blvd and the light rail corridor. Park-and-ride lots and the frontage road produce a steady run of dead batteries from commuters who left lights on all day.
Mather and White Rock business parks. After-hours calls once the lots empty out. Often the last car left, usually a battery or a lockout.
Gold River and the residential north side. Driveway tows, non-runners and project cars. Flatbed if it does not roll.
Lake Natoma and American River Parkway lots. Trailhead and boat launch parking, where a dead battery leaves you a long way from a main road.
Section 04 · Rancho Cordova questions
Do you tow in Rancho Cordova at night and on Sundays?
Yes. Emergency dispatch runs 24 hours a day, every day of the year, Sundays and holidays included. A person answers the phone.
How fast can you get to Rancho Cordova?
We are based in Citrus Heights, a straight run down Sunrise Blvd, so most Rancho Cordova calls see a truck inside 30 minutes. Highway 50 calls get dispatched first.
Can you tow off the Highway 50 shoulder?
Yes, it is routine work. Tell dispatch whether you are eastbound or westbound and the nearest interchange, Sunrise, Zinfandel, Mather Field or Bradshaw, so the driver reaches you from the right side.
Where will you take my vehicle?
Your choice. Your shop, your driveway, a dealership, or a body shop after a collision. You get the flat rate for that destination before the truck rolls.
Do you handle more than tows?
Yes. Jump starts, flat tire changes, lockouts and fuel delivery are all roadside calls we run here daily, and most are solved without towing the car.
Section 05 · Why us
Years of combined towing and recovery experience.
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Local Rancho Cordova response plus long-distance California transport.
Next step
Call (916) 405-8682. Live dispatch. Real ETA. Often a truck on scene in 30 minutes or less.