Hazelwood Towing for Vans, Trucks, and Cars

Towing Support Throughout Hazelwood

Hazelwood sits on the northern side of Lambert Airport, with a mix of industrial parks, distribution centers, and residential neighborhoods. Lindbergh Boulevard, Highway 370, I-270, and Howdershell Road carry heavy traffic, including delivery vans, box trucks, and tractor-trailers moving goods throughout the region. Many residential streets feature mid-century homes and established subdivisions, while newer commercial development continues along the Highway 370 corridor. Lewis Towing is a family-owned company that serves Hazelwood businesses and residents alike. Our professional operators understand the demands of commercial schedules as well as the stress of a family car breaking down. If a delivery van quits near a warehouse, a tractor-trailer loses power on Highway 370, or your car will not start in the driveway, we arrive with the right equipment and a clear plan.

Hazelwood's Family-Owned Towing Choice

Medium-duty towing is essential in Hazelwood, where distribution centers and industrial parks near Lindbergh Boulevard and Highway 370 rely on vans and box trucks every day. Our equipment moves those vehicles safely, helping businesses reduce downtime. Heavy-duty towing supports tractor-trailers traveling I-270 and Highway 370, while light-duty towing keeps residents' cars and SUVs protected. Roadside assistance handles dead batteries and flat tires for commuters and airport workers, and winching recovers vehicles that slide off icy ramps or soft shoulders. As a family-owned company, we pair commercial capability with personal service. Fleet managers get a direct, honest point of contact, and families get the same respectful treatment we would want for our own relatives. Every job is completed professionally, with attention to safety and detail.

Can a delivery van be towed while it is still loaded with cargo?

Often, yes, depending on the van's weight and how the cargo is secured. Heavily loaded vans may need medium-duty equipment, and loose or high-value cargo may need to be unloaded or secured before towing. Share the van type, estimated load weight, and cargo details when you call so the operator can plan the safest way to move it.

Can you tow a car with a locked steering wheel or no keys?

Yes, in most cases. Operators can use wheel dollies, flatbeds, or specialized equipment to move a vehicle that cannot be steered or shifted out of park. Proof of ownership may be required before towing a vehicle without keys. Let the dispatcher know the situation ahead of time so the operator brings the right equipment for the job.

What should I do if my car dies in a busy intersection?

Turn on your hazard lights right away. If the car can roll and it is safe, shift into neutral and push or coast it out of the intersection with help. If not, stay buckled inside and call 911 so police can manage traffic. Then call for a tow, giving the cross streets and your direction of travel.