Tell us what happened
The more clearly you describe the vehicle and situation, the better we can prepare. Mention unsafe traffic, limited clearance, a missing spare tire or a vehicle that cannot shift into neutral.
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A dead battery, flat tire, lockout or empty fuel tank can stop the day cold. Call Camden County Tow with your location and vehicle details so we can identify the right roadside response.
The more clearly you describe the vehicle and situation, the better we can prepare. Mention unsafe traffic, limited clearance, a missing spare tire or a vehicle that cannot shift into neutral.
If the vehicle cannot be made safe to drive, Camden County Tow can discuss towing it to your home, a repair facility or another appropriate destination.
On US-54, Route 5, Osage Beach Parkway and other busy roads, do not stand between your vehicle and traffic. Move to a safer location when possible and call 911 for an immediate roadway danger before requesting service.
Share a map pin or exact address, direction of travel, vehicle year and model, the specific problem and any clearance or access restriction. For a flat tire, confirm whether the vehicle has an inflated spare and the wheel-lock key if one is used.

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Common roadside calls include jump starts, tire changes, lockouts and fuel delivery. Availability depends on the vehicle, location and conditions.
Move yourself away from traffic if you can do so safely, turn on hazard lights and call 911 for an immediate roadway emergency. Then call us with your precise location.
A tire change generally requires a safe, usable spare. If one is not available or the wheel is damaged, towing the vehicle may be the safer option.
No. A jump start may help a discharged battery, but starter, alternator, fuel or other mechanical problems can still require a tow.