Bernalillo County, New Mexico

Albuquerque, NM Towing

Maybe you just finished a breakfast burrito at the Frontier across from UNM, walked back to your car on Central, and it won't turn over. Or you're crawling out of Balloon Fiesta Park in October traffic when the temperature gauge spikes. Wherever you are in the Duke City, SelfTow gets a truck moving to you.

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The roads around Albuquerque

Albuquerque is the state's largest city, spread along the Rio Grande where I-25 and I-40 cross, in Bernalillo County. SelfTow's partner tow companies cover the town and the highways that run through it:

  • I-25 and I-40 meet at the Big I interchange near downtown, the busiest crossroads in the state and a common spot for rush-hour fender benders.
  • I-40 climbs east through Tijeras Canyon toward Moriarty, where winter storms and canyon winds can close lanes, and west up Nine Mile Hill toward Grants.
  • Paseo del Norte, Montaño and Alameda carry most of the cross-river traffic between the Westside and the Northeast Heights.
What to watch for around Albuquerque: Balloon Fiesta week jams Alameda and I-25 on the north side, monsoon storms flood low underpasses in summer, and I-40 through Tijeras Canyon ices over in winter.
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Tow truck providing towing services in Albuquerque, NM

Wherever you are in Albuquerque, we can reach you

Places we tow from

  • Old Town Plaza
  • The Sandia Peak Tramway
  • Balloon Fiesta Park
  • Petroglyph National Monument
  • Nob Hill along Central Avenue (old Route 66)
  • The University of New Mexico

Local favorites

  • Frontier Restaurant across Central from UNM, famous for its sweet rolls and breakfast burritos
  • Sadie's of New Mexico, known for its salsa and hot chile

Broke down in Albuquerque? Get help now

(575) 418-0601

Available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week

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Tow distances from Albuquerque

DestinationRoad milesDrive time
Santa Feabout 63 miabout 1 hr 4 min
Rio Ranchoabout 17 miabout 25 min
Los Lunasabout 24 miabout 26 min
Moriartyabout 41 miabout 42 min
Grantsabout 78 miabout 1 hr 17 min

Driving distances from Albuquerque. Tow prices depend on the distance and your vehicle; you'll see every company's all-in price before you choose.

Towns we cover near Albuquerque

Broke down outside Albuquerque? SelfTow partners also cover nearby towns like Los Ranchos de Albuquerque, Corrales, Rio Rancho and Tijeras.

Los Ranchos de Albuquerque
about 6 mi · 17 min
Corrales
about 17 mi · 27 min
Rio Rancho
about 17 mi · 25 min
Tijeras
about 17 mi · 20 min
Bernalillo
about 18 mi · 22 min
Bosque Farms
about 18 mi · 23 min
Peralta
about 19 mi · 23 min
Los Lunas
about 24 mi · 26 min
Edgewood
about 30 mi · 32 min
Belen
about 34 mi · 34 min
Rio Communities
about 37 mi · 40 min
San Ysidro
about 43 mi · 46 min

Common Questions

Can you tow me out of Balloon Fiesta traffic?

Yes. During Fiesta week, trucks are staged around the north side, but traffic is heavy, so share your exact pin location and the closest truck that quotes your tow will show you its live arrival time.

Do you tow on I-40 through Tijeras Canyon?

Yes. Partners cover I-40 east through Tijeras Canyon to Moriarty and west over Nine Mile Hill. Note your direction and nearest mile marker when you request so the driver gets on the right side of the interstate.

How fast can a tow truck reach me in Albuquerque?

Albuquerque has more partner trucks than anywhere else in the state, so arrival times are usually short. Every truck that quotes your tow shows a live arrival time, and traffic on the interstates at rush hour is the biggest factor.

Can you tow me out of a parking garage or apartment complex?

Usually, yes. Note any height limit or gate code in your request, and choose flatbed or wheel-lift so the right truck comes. Low garages sometimes need the car rolled out to the street first.

I was in a fender bender on the freeway. What do I do first?

Get somewhere safe, call 911 if anyone is hurt or the road is blocked, and exchange information. Once police clear you, request a tow and choose your drop-off, a body shop, dealership or home.

How much does towing cost in Albuquerque?

Each tow company near Albuquerque sets its own rates, so the price depends on your vehicle, the distance and who's available. SelfTow shows every company's all-in price side by side before you choose, so there are no surprises when the driver arrives.

Can I request my own tow instead of calling someone?

Yes, that's the whole idea behind SelfTow. Share your location, pick your vehicle and the service you need, and confirm. No phone call required.

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