Stuck in a Ditch, Mud, or Snow? We'll Pull You Free.
Slid off the shoulder in the rain, buried in mud after a storm, or stuck in snow on a rural stretch of road? Our winching equipment safely pulls your vehicle back to solid ground.
Call Now: (423) 555-5555Careful, Damage-Conscious Recovery
Spinning your wheels usually makes things worse. Our operators assess the safest angle and attachment point before applying any tension, using rated recovery equipment built to pull a vehicle free without adding new damage on top of an already bad day.
What's Included
- On-site assessment before any pulling begins
- Professional-grade winching equipment and rated straps or cables
- Careful technique to avoid frame or undercarriage damage
- Follow-up towing from the same visit if the vehicle can't be driven after recovery
How Much Does a Winch-Out Cost?
Unlike our other roadside services, winching isn't a single flat rate, because "stuck" covers a lot of ground. A straightforward pull, a car resting in a shallow roadside ditch, starts around $95. Deeper mud, snow, an embankment, or a recovery needing more time or a second truck can run higher, typically up to $300. We'll assess the situation on arrival and confirm the price before starting any work.
Local Relevance
Winter weather and heavy rain around Johnson City and Washington County lead to a steady number of winch-out calls, especially along rural roads, steeper driveways, and the shoulders of I-26 and I-81 where a slide-off is common during storms.
Also Stuck With...
If you're not actually stuck, just stranded, one of these might be a better fit:
- Jump Start, dead battery won't turn over
- Flat Tire Change, blown or flat tire
- Car Lockout Service, keys locked inside
- Fuel Delivery, ran out of gas
Common Questions
Straightforward pulls start around $95. Deeper mud, snow, embankments, or recoveries needing extra time or equipment can run higher, typically up to $300. We'll confirm price before starting.
Every stuck situation is different. A shallow ditch pull takes minutes; a vehicle buried in mud takes considerably more time and equipment, so pricing reflects the actual job.
Our operators assess the safest attachment points before applying tension, using proper rated straps or cables rather than makeshift methods, specifically to avoid frame or bumper damage.
Stuck in a ditch, ran off the shoulder, buried in mud or snow, or resting against an embankment but still on accessible ground. Let dispatch know the details when you call.
If your vehicle drives fine once it's back on solid ground, you're free to go. If it's damaged or won't start, we can tow you to a shop from the same visit.
Our average response time is about 30 minutes across Johnson City and Washington County, depending on traffic, weather, and your exact location.
Yes, winch-outs are actually most common during and after storms, snow, and heavy rain, and we run this service 24/7 in all conditions.
Stay in your vehicle with your seatbelt on if you're near traffic, turn on your hazard lights, and avoid spinning your wheels further, that usually digs a vehicle in deeper.