24hr Heavy Duty Towing in Quakertown, PA
Quakertown is a freight crossroads, with the Northeast Extension’s Quakertown interchange (Exit 44) feeding PA-663 and the PA-309 expressway running through town. Dunne’s heavy wreckers serve Quakertown and Richland Township around the clock.
Our heavy duty towing services in Quakertown include:
- 24hr Heavy Truck Towing
- Semi-Truck Towing
- Work Truck Towing
- Utility Truck Towing
- Local Truck Towing
- Long Distance Truck Towing
- Tractor-Trailer Towing
- RV Towing
- Bus Towing
- Medium Duty Towing
- Delivery Truck Towing
- 5th Wheel Trailer Towing
- Coach & Motor Home Towing
- Semi-Trailer Towing
- City Bus Towing
- Semi Cab Towing
- Box Truck Towing
- Heavy Duty Recovery
Highways, Exits and Truck Routes Near Quakertown
Exit 44 connects the Northeast Extension to PA-663, and PA-309 and PA-313 carry traffic through the area. From the interchange, trucks travel south to Lansdale and the Turnpike mainline, or north to the Lehigh Valley.
Heavy Towing and Recovery in Quakertown
Industrial buildings like Park 309 on West Pumping Station Road, near the 309 expressway, and the businesses around Quaker Pointe Drive, near the interchange, create regular truck traffic and loading dock calls. We handle trailer recovery, box truck towing and tractor-trailer tows.
Distribution Hubs, Truck Stops and Scales Near Quakertown
Freight in this part of Montgomery and Bucks County revolves around the warehouse and industrial parks in Hatfield, Montgomeryville and Horsham, the Industry Road buildings just off the Lansdale interchange, and the Park 309 industrial buildings near Quakertown. When a trailer or straight truck goes down at one of these docks, our heavy wreckers handle the recovery. For a public scale or truck parking, drivers in this part of the region typically look to the Bensalem area at I-95 Exit 37, where a CAT Scale and the Bensalem Travel Plaza are listed on State Road, or to the Trexler Plaza truck stop at I-78 Exit 49 in Allentown, which directories list with CAT Scales. Hours and services change, so confirm before you go.
Quakertown Heavy Duty Towing FAQ
How fast can a heavy wrecker reach Quakertown?
Dunne’s dispatch runs 24 hours a day, every day of the year, with heavy wreckers based at our Souderton yard. Response time depends on traffic and your location in Bucks County, and dispatch will give you an honest arrival estimate when you call 267-446-0865.
Which highways and exits do you cover near Quakertown?
Near Quakertown we cover the Quakertown Turnpike interchange (Exit 44, PA-663), PA-309 and PA-313, along with every other road in Bucks County and our extended service area. If you are not sure which road or exit you are on, use the Send Location page and dispatch will receive your GPS position.
What should I do if my truck breaks down on the road near Quakertown?
Move to the shoulder if you can, turn on your hazards, set out reflective triangles and stay clear of traffic. Then call 267-446-0865 and give dispatch your road, direction and nearest exit or mile marker, or send your location from your phone.
Do you offer long distance heavy towing from Quakertown?
We provide long distance towing from Quakertown to shops, yards and dealers throughout Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York and beyond. Call 267-446-0865 with the vehicle and destination for a quote.
Can a mechanic come to me instead of towing near Quakertown?
For many breakdowns a repair at the roadside means no tow at all. See our mobile truck repair service, or call 267-446-0865 and dispatch will tell you whether a mobile repair or a tow makes more sense.
Heavy Towing Near Quakertown
Dunne’s also provides 24hr heavy duty towing and recovery in nearby communities, including:
Dunne’s heavy wreckers also cover the smaller communities around Quakertown, including Durham, Ferndale, Kintnersville, Milford Square, Old Zionsville, Ottsville, Revere, Richlandtown, Spinnerstown, Springtown, Trumbauersville, Zionhill, and Zionsville.
Need equipment moved instead of a truck towed? See our heavy equipment transport service in Quakertown.
