Use published business contacts for towing, recovery, lockout, jump-start, and other roadside service questions. Confirm the exact location, vehicle, equipment, charges, and arrival expectations directly. WiscoMatch does not dispatch roadside help.
Downtown RhinelanderWisconsin place context for this statewide service guide. This photograph does not depict a listed contractor’s work or current property conditions.Photo: Royalbroil · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Original source · Photo details · Photographed September 4, 2011
Contact the business directly
A quote queue is not roadside dispatch.
For immediate danger, call 911. For a highway breakdown or slide-off, use WisDOT’s stranded-driver guidance and follow emergency instructions. For other service questions, call a business directly to confirm your location, vehicle, equipment, charges, and arrival expectations.
WiscoMatch does not monitor incidents or dispatch a truck. The profiles below are unclaimed public-source records, with no current availability or response-time confirmation.
These unclaimed profiles describe information published by each business. Inclusion is not an endorsement, owner verification, or enrollment in WiscoMatch quote delivery. Confirm current availability and project coverage directly.
Towing and recovery business with a published Lake Hallie location and Chippewa Falls mailing address. Its official website states coverage in Eau Claire and Chippewa counties and lists towing, recovery, lockout, jump-start, and tire-change help.
Towing and roadside business publishing service in the greater La Crosse and Onalaska areas. Its official towing page lists vehicle towing, jump-starts, lockouts, recovery, winch-outs, and tire assistance.
Wausau towing business whose official site lists local and long-distance towing, flatbed and wheel-lift service, recovery, lockouts, tire changes, fuel delivery, and jump-starts. Its towing page names several greater Wausau communities.
Sources checked October 14, 2026
Wisconsin project context
Give providers enough detail to quote responsibly.
Cold starts, snow, rural routes, highway shoulders, parking structures, and limited cell coverage can change what equipment and response plan are needed. If anyone is in immediate danger, contact emergency services first.
Before hiring
Three questions to put in writing
01
What arrival range and base charge can be confirmed before dispatch?
02
Are mileage, winching, storage, after-hours, or special-access charges separate?
03
Where will the vehicle be taken and what payment methods are accepted?
Describe the work once
Confirm a roadside job directly with the business.
Ask about current coverage, vehicle suitability, equipment, charges, destination, and the next confirmation. A WiscoMatch form does not dispatch help.
