About Piney Woods Towing

What We Do

Piney Woods Towing covers Shreveport and Bossier City around the clock: emergency tows, accident recovery, and roadside fixes when the day goes wrong without warning - and flatbed transport and scheduled vehicle moves when you are planning ahead. Cars, pickups, and light-duty trucks, from Highland and Broadmoor to Benton, Blanchard, Greenwood, and Keithville.

The site is organized the way people actually call: stranded-now pages for stranded-now problems, and booking pages for the moves you can see coming. Same dispatch, same pricing rules, two speeds.

The Price Comes Before the Truck - Both Speeds

Emergency or scheduled, the rule holds: the number is quoted on the phone before dispatch, and it is the number on the receipt. Local tows typically run $75 to $125, flatbeds $95 to $150, roadside calls $40 to $75, winch-outs $75 to $250 by how stuck - all published on this site. Scheduled transports quote flat in advance: pickup, destination, vehicle, one number.

What moves a quote: distance, vehicle size, recovery difficulty. What never moves it: the hour, the weather, or how stressed you sound. Urgency is served, never billed.

Two Cities, Four Bridges, One Coverage Map

Shreveport-Bossier drives like one city interrupted by a river, and the bridges are where its breakdowns concentrate: stalled cars on the Texas Street crossing at rush hour, I-20 backups that trap a dead vehicle mid-span, casino-district traffic that leaves no shoulder worth the name. Bridge and interstate calls get priority dispatch, because a stall in a live lane over water is nobody's place to wait.

The interstates write the rest of the map: I-20 east-west through both downtowns, I-49 south toward the pine country, I-220 looping the north side, US-71 stitching it together. Wherever on that map the day went wrong, the same number answers.

Your Vehicle Goes Where You Say

Your mechanic, a dealership on either side of the river, your own driveway - the destination is the owner's call, every time, including after an accident unless police order an impound. Every job closes with an itemized receipt that insurance and motor clubs accept, because paperwork should never be the second breakdown of the day.

When You Call

Stranded now: give a location anyone could find - cross streets, an exit number, which bridge, a dropped pin - plus the vehicle and what it is doing. Twenty seconds gets you a price and a truthful ETA. Planning a move: call any time with both addresses and the vehicle, and get a flat quote and a booking window that suits your week. Towing is not a business-hours trade, on either side of the river.