Winch Works Towing and Roadside OK 73119

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Mell Hughes

Somewhere near I-240 in Oklahoma City during rush hour, my tire blew out and I barely made it onto the shoulder before traffic started piling up behind me. Standing there next to fast-moving cars trying to remember how to change a tire was honestly not going well. I searched emergency tow truck expecting to wait forever, but Winch Works Towing and Roadside showed up in about 30 minutes. Driver walked over calmly, moved his truck closer to block some traffic, then changed the blown tire way faster than I could’ve managed myself. He even checked the spare twice before leaving because he noticed it looked a little low at first. Better experience than dealing with my insurance roadside assistance line, which still hadn’t updated me by the time he finished. Rare towing service call that actually made a stressful afternoon easier to handle.

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Tyler Brown

Really thankful for the help from Winch Works Towing during a stressful situation out in Grady County. My car slid into a shallow ditch on a rural road south of OKC during a flash rainstorm, and honestly I wasn’t even sure a towing company would be able to get out there quickly. When I called Winch Works Towing, the dispatcher took the time to ask detailed questions about the angle of the car and the ground conditions before sending anyone, which immediately made me feel like they actually knew what they were doing. The driver arrived in about 35 minutes, walked around the vehicle first instead of rushing into the recovery, and got the car pulled out cleanly in one try without causing any extra damage. That careful approach really matters in situations like this because one bad pull can create a whole new set of problems. If you need winch out recovery around Oklahoma City, OK, these guys clearly understand how to handle rural ditch recoveries the right way.

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Lander

Car broke down on I-240 heading east through south Oklahoma City toward the airport corridor on a Thursday morning with a flight I was already cutting close on. Called Winch Works Towing and somebody answered immediately. Driver was there in 24 minutes through some variable south OKC morning traffic near the May Avenue interchange, loaded the car on a flatbed, and delivered it to my mechanic near SW 74th Street. Made the flight by rideshare with minutes to spare. Price matched the quote. Have driven I-240 through the south Oklahoma City corridor for seven years without a towing company in Oklahoma City OK saved in my phone. That changes today.