Towing
Long-distance towing
Sometimes the destination is not across town.
Who does long-distance towing from Atlanta?
Julius Towing LLC provides long-distance and out-of-state towing originating in metro Atlanta, including vehicle relocations, non-running vehicles and breakdowns where the driver needs the vehicle returned home rather than to a local shop. Long-distance runs are quoted individually on distance, vehicle and equipment required, and are typically moved on a flatbed. Contact dispatch with the origin, the destination and the vehicle.
Long distance is a scheduling job as much as a towing one. It ties up a truck and a driver for hours, so it is quoted per run rather than off a rate card, and it is worth calling ahead where the timing allows.
What people use it for
- Breaking down far from home. You would rather the car came back to your own mechanic than sat in a town you were only passing through.
- Moving house. A second vehicle, a project car, something that does not run.
- Buying a car out of state. Auction and private-sale collections.
- Non-runners. Nothing wearing out on the way, because nothing is turning.
Flatbed is the default over distance. Hours of highway miles with wheels on the ground is exactly the situation where drivetrain damage happens on all-wheel-drive vehicles.
Questions people actually ask
How is a long-distance tow priced?
Per run — loaded miles, the return leg, the vehicle and any special equipment. You get one number for the job, agreed before it starts.
Can you do it same day?
Sometimes, depending on truck availability. It ties up a truck for the whole run, so notice genuinely helps. Call and ask — you will get a straight answer about today rather than a maybe.
Will you take it out of Georgia?
Yes, quoted on the route.
Tell us where you are.
Dispatch answers, gets your location, and tells you what happens next.