Victorian streets, Edgewood Avenue nights, and spring festival crowds make Inman Park a lovely and tight place to break down. We answer calls here at any hour, weekends and festival days included.
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Inman Park sits between Freedom Parkway on the north, Moreland Avenue on the east, and DeKalb Avenue on the south, with the BeltLine Eastside Trail along the west. Edgewood Avenue is its restaurant street, and Highland Avenue links it to Virginia-Highland.
Its streets curve around parks like Springvale Park and Freedom Park, a design from the original garden suburb plan. That charm means few straight lines for a truck, so we ask about the street before we come.
Each spring, the Inman Park Festival draws tens of thousands of visitors. Krog Street Market and Little Five Points add traffic all year. On those days, give us a cross street and a landmark.
Crowds and closed streets make a stalled car hard to reach. Call early and tell us which side of the closure you are on.
A night out ends with a dead battery or locked keys. We jump or unlock the car on the street.
Historic blocks with parked cars on both sides need careful loading. We plan the truck spot before we arrive.
Jump starts, lockouts, and flat tires on any block.
Gentle loading for classic and low cars.
Breakdowns and crashes on DeKalb and Moreland.
Recovery for cars stuck off the pavement.
Yes, though road closures slow every truck. Give us your cross street and which side of the closure you are on so we can plan the best route.
Yes, if the car is yours. Tell us the lot or street you are on and where the car should go, and we quote the trip first.
Yes. Give us the closest cross street, such as Moreland Avenue and Euclid Avenue, plus a landmark. We will find you.
See every neighborhood on our service areas page, or read how a tow works from first call to drop off.
