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What your customer needs to see in 5 seconds

• 01A number they can tap to call, at the top of the screen
• 02Whether you answer at night, and how soon a truck can get there
• 03What you tow, and roadside help: jump-starts, tire changes, lockouts
• 04Your Arizona DPS tow truck permit, and how a tow is priced

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What your customers look for before they call

The towing customer is stranded: on the shoulder of a freeway, in a parking lot at night, or next to a car that won't start. They are scared or in a hurry, and they call whoever answers first and gives a believable arrival time. A number they can tap at the top of the page matters more than anything else on it.

Next they want to know the price before the truck hooks up: how a tow is priced, whether mileage is extra and what roadside help (a jump-start, a tire change, a lockout) costs. They look for the right truck for their vehicle, a flatbed for a low car or a motorcycle, and for signs that the company is legitimate: a marked truck with its DPS identification number and permit decal (Arizona requires both before a truck tows a vehicle, under rule R13-3-901 of the Administrative Code), and a business name they can look up. Fleets and property managers care more about paperwork and response on every call.

Numbers, with their source

$194

is the maximum flat rate for a light-duty tow called by Arizona DPS in the Metro area, with up to 20 loaded miles included Source: Arizona DPS · Maximum allowable DPS contract rate schedule, Metro area (eff. 04-16-2024)

13 million

of the more than 27 million roadside calls AAA received in 2024 needed a tow Source: AAA Newsroom · April 2025