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Towing & Roadside Services · Aubrey, TX

Towing And Roadside Services in Aubrey, TX

In Aubrey, a call for a friendly local tow service often comes from a driver stopped on US 377 or US 380. Road Angel Towing and Roadside Service handles the whole range of those calls: towing, fuel delivery, jump starts, tire changes, lockouts and help for work trucks. Aubrey sits in Denton County along US 377, north of US 380.

RoadAngel Towing & Roadside Service flatbed tow truck with a silver Toyota sedan strapped to the deck

Towing & Roadside Services in Aubrey

How towing and roadside help works along Aubrey's US 377 and US 380 roads

Flatbed tow truck carrying an SUV with a sedan on the wheel-lift behind it
Roadside technician in hi-vis workwear changing the front wheel of a white GMC pickup

Our Aubrey office is on Cowboy Trl, and the US 380 corridor links it to our Prosper and McKinney offices. When you call, a local dispatcher in North Texas answers, 24/7. Your call doesn't go to an offshore phone line.

Two highways shape driving around Aubrey. US 377 runs north and south through town. US 380 runs east and west from Denton through Cross Roads, Prosper and McKinney to Princeton.

The Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR) licenses tow trucks and tow operators. When a car is towed from a private lot without the owner's consent, the tow follows the Texas Towing and Booting Act.

After a crash in Denton County, you may see local police, the county sheriff or Texas DPS, depending on where you stopped. Texas "Steer It, Clear It" asks drivers to move a car that still runs out of the main lanes after a minor crash with no injuries, which keeps you away from fast traffic while you wait.

Weather changes what breaks down. Triple-digit summer heat shortens battery life, and batteries older than about two years are at risk. Many weak batteries fail when the first fall cold front hits, so a car that started fine all summer may not start on a cool morning.

Many calls end without a tow at all. A roadside technician can often jump-start or replace a battery, change a tire or open a locked car where you're stopped. If that solves the problem, you skip the tow. If you'd still rather have the car looked at by your dealership, we'll take it there.

Car Towing by Flatbed From Aubrey Driveways and Denton County Roads

Road Angel's Car towing is for drivers whose car won't start at home, at work or on the shoulder of US 377. Before the truck rolls, our local dispatcher gives you an upfront quote, so you know the cost first. Then a flatbed tow truck carries your car to the shop you choose.

A flatbed tow truck has a bed that tilts down so the whole car can be pulled onto it. All four wheels stay off the road. That suits all-wheel-drive cars, Teslas and other EVs, since towing them with drive wheels on the pavement can strain parts that weren't built to turn without power.

Some stretches outside town are rural, so our dispatcher will ask for a mile marker, a cross street or a pin from your phone to help our driver find you.

Motorcycle Towing for Riders Heading Toward Lake Ray Roberts

Motorcycle towing from Road Angel serves riders who break down on rides north toward Lake Ray Roberts, near Pilot Point and Sanger, or along US 380.

We also offer motorcycle electrical repair, so some bikes that won't start can be checked before anyone loads them. If the problem can't be fixed on the spot, motorcycle towing is still an option.

US 377 links Aubrey to Pilot Point. If you break down, pull as far off as you safely can. Stand away from the lane while you wait, and tell the dispatcher which direction you were riding.

Long Distance Towing From Aubrey Along US 380, I-35E and the Tollway

Long distance towing from Aubrey is for drivers moving a car to a dealer, a family member or a new home farther across North Texas. Routes out of Aubrey include:

  • US 380 east to McKinney and Princeton
  • I-35E south from Denton through Lake Dallas, Corinth and Lewisville
  • The Dallas North Tollway through Celina, Prosper and Frisco

Before pickup, we quote an upfront price for the whole trip, so you know the total before the car is loaded instead of finding out when it arrives.

Local Towing From Cowboy Trl to Shops in Denton and Along US 380

Local towing from Road Angel covers short tows for Aubrey drivers headed to a repair shop, a dealer or home. Our Aubrey office is on Cowboy Trl.

Pickups often happen at apartment complexes and multi-level parking garages. A garage can have several levels and more than one way in, so tell the dispatcher the garage level and the entrance you used. Those two details point our driver to the right ramp.

Fridays and Mondays are the busiest towing days. If you know you need a tow on one of those days, call early so your pickup gets on the schedule.

Fuel Delivery When the Tank Runs Dry on US 377 or US 380

Road Angel's Fuel delivery helps commuters who run out of gas between Aubrey, Denton and Prosper. A roadside technician brings fuel to you, and no tow is needed.

While you wait, turn on your hazard lights. If you're on a busy shoulder, stay buckled in the car, because getting out puts you closer to traffic moving at highway speed. The Texas Move Over/Slow Down law also helps protect people stopped on the shoulder: passing drivers must change lanes or slow down for tow trucks and emergency vehicles with their lights on.

Fleet Roadside Assistance for Work Trucks on Denton County Job Sites

Fleet roadside assistance from Road Angel is for fleet owners and trade businesses with pickups, vans and trucks working around Aubrey and the US 380 corridor. It covers jump starts, tire changes, lockouts and fuel delivery.

When a truck goes down on a job site, a tow means lost hours and a trip to the shop. Our roadside technician aims to get the truck fixed where you're stopped, so your crew keeps working. If the problem can't be fixed on site, we can tow the truck to your shop instead.

Commercial Vehicle Roadside Service for Vans and Trucks on the US 380 Corridor

Commercial vehicle roadside service from Road Angel helps delivery vans, service trucks and other commercial vehicles that break down mid-route. We handle on-site battery, tire and lockout service for vehicles many roadside programs won't cover. When the vehicle can't be fixed on site, commercial vehicle towing takes it to your shop or yard.

US 380 links Denton, Cross Roads, Prosper and McKinney across Denton and Collin counties. Our Aubrey, Prosper and McKinney offices are all connected by the US 380 corridor.

24/7 Tow Truck Service for Aubrey Breakdowns After Dark

Road Angel's Tow Truck Service runs 24/7 for anyone stuck late at night, on weekends or on holidays. A local dispatcher answers and gives you an upfront price before the tow truck rolls.

Whatever coverage you have, you can call us, even if you're already waiting on another roadside plan. After dark, share a mile marker, a cross street or a pin from your phone so our driver can find you.

We handle emergency towing and special vehicle towing. Road Angel has been owner-operated since 2005. Jimmy has been in the auto service industry since 1993, and he still goes out on calls himself, even driving 45 minutes after dark to help a stranded driver.

More we handle

Additional towing and roadside services we handle around Aubrey

  • Mobile battery replacement, dead battery jump start (starting at $79) and hard-to-reach battery replacement
  • Flat tire change, mobile tire replacement and curb damage tire replacement
  • No spare tire service, including Teslas and EVs
  • Tire mounting and balancing, plus mobile used tire installation
  • Car lockout, locked keys in car and free child lockout, 24/7
  • Car key replacement, lost car key replacement, key fob and transponder key programming by licensed automotive locksmiths
  • Keyless entry repair and power door lock repair
  • Commercial vehicle towing and special vehicle towing
  • Local hauling and long distance hauling

Where we work

Where we work across Aubrey and the US 380 corridor

Road Angel Towing and Roadside Service works from three offices in Prosper, McKinney and Aubrey, all tied together by US 380. Our Aubrey office is on Cowboy Trl. Our other two offices sit on the same US 380 corridor, with Prosper on N Preston Rd and McKinney on Eldorado Pkwy.

Road Angel has nearly 500 Google reviews. Our Aubrey and McKinney locations are rated 5.0, and Prosper is rated 4.9.

Stuck right now? Call a local dispatcher with your location, 24/7, for a no-obligation upfront quote.

  • Prosper
  • US 380
  • Cowboy Trl

FAQ

Frequently asked questions about towing in Aubrey

Still have a question? Call us at (972) 301-7711

Texas "Steer It, Clear It" asks you to move your car out of the main lanes after a minor crash if no one is hurt and the car can still be driven safely. On freeways in metropolitan areas, Texas law requires it. Once you're clear of traffic, call for help. If anyone is hurt or the car won't move, leave it where it is.

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