Welcome To Redwood City Flat Rate Towing
Need a towing in Redwood City or in the Silicon Valley area? Out of gas? Car won't start? Locked out of your car? Redwood City Towing works with highly qualified technicians who can effectively carry out the towing and recovery solutions you need. Call our 24 hour/7 days a week customer service line at (650) 517-3778, we can arrive in less than 30 minutes of your call!
28
Years Experience

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24/7 Support

3600
Happy clients
Flat Rate Towing services:
• Fix flat tire, repair & fix
• 24-hour roadside assistance
• Auto mechanic services
• Long distance towing
• 24-hour roadside assistance
• Auto mechanic services
• Long distance towing
• Tow truck wheel lift
• Automobile service
• Flatbed towing
• Car key replacement
• Automobile service
• Flatbed towing
• Car key replacement
• Dead battery solutions
• Gas Delivery (Out of Gas)
• Vehicle jump starting
• Emergency locksmith
• Gas Delivery (Out of Gas)
• Vehicle jump starting
• Emergency locksmith
Competitive Pricing
We offer very competitive pricing for all your roadside emergency needs! No need to pay an arm and leg for any services we can provide on the spot. Emergency automotive services are available in cities in or around Redwood City, CA : Campbell Towing, Cupertino Towing, Los Altos Towing, Los Gatos Towing, Milpitas Towing, Mountain View Towing, Palo Alto Towing, Santa Clara Towing, and San Jose Towing.
The experienced auto mechanics, that we work with are the best in the auto towing industry. They are up to date with the latest car towing equipment and technology, and keep current with auto towing and locksmith industry advancements. Our equipment, flatbed tow trucks and trucks with a tow dolly, is well maintained to ensure a high standard of service. Flat Rate Towing is comprised of professional and meticulous auto locksmiths who provide services such as assisting in a car lockout, ignition key replacement, and any other auto locksmith issue you may be facing. If you require an emergency locksmith along with a towing company, you have come to the right place!
Reliable towing assistance
When it comes to towing and recovery servicing and long distance towing, Flat Rate Towing understands the importance of quality towing and customer care. Call Redwood City Flat Rate Towing for expert auto towing and roadside assistance. Our technicians are on standby at multiple locations so they can arrive at your location within minutes of your call.
Long Distance Towing? Not all towing companies offer long distance towing, but Flat Rate Towing Redwood City is willing to go the distance and at competitive rates. Light duty towing is easily accomplished with a flatbed tow. Need a locksmith? Out of gas? Car won't start? Dead battery? Roadside service includes a tire fix, jump start, recharge battery, and even car replacement battery.
Redwood City, CA
Redwood City, located approximately 27 miles south of San Francisco and 24 miles north of San Jose, on the San Francisco Peninsula. Redwood City has a total square area of 34.6 square miles, but more than 40 percent of it is water. The 2010 population was 76,815, with a population density of 2,218 per square mile.
Redwood City was part of the 35,000-acre Rancho de las Pulgas ("Ranch of the Fleas"). This land was granted in 1795 to Don José Darío Argüello, one of the last governors of Spanish California. Part of the land was later acquired by Simon M. Mezes, an attorney for Jose’s son Don Luis Argüello, who had hired him to defend his title to the land after the Mexican American War.
The land around Redwood City was primarily used for grazing cattle and horses, until the discovery in 1851 of a deep-water channel off of Redwood Creek. After this discovery the Redwood City area drew squatters and settlers who wanted to establish homes and businesses in the area to support the growing shipping industry. Instead of trying to force the squatters off the property, Mezes decided to create the town and sell lots, he named his town Mezesville. However the residents of the new town rejected the name and continued to call it Redwood City. By 1856 the town of Redwood City had become well-established.
Redwood City’s deep-water channel was initially used by lumber companies to ship wood from the redwood forests on the peninsula to San Francisco. As the town of Redwood City developed, the creek became silted with mud from the development and erosion making it necessary for the Army Corp of Engineers to dredge the creek so that shipping could continue. Today the port of Redwood City (the only deep water port in the South San Francisco Bay) handles dry bulk, liquid bulk, and cargo, as well as recreational activities.
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