Rural pickup details save time
Provide the nearest state route, road name, mailbox range or intersection and a map pin. Tell us whether the approach is paved, gravel or dirt and whether a tow truck can turn around.
24/7 Tow Line573-316-5005Montreal towing
Montreal-area drivers use rural highways, county roads and private drives where mechanical trouble can leave a vehicle far from services. Call Camden County Tow for towing, roadside help and recovery.
For towing, roadside assistance, winch-outs or vehicle transport in Montreal, call Camden County Tow’s 24/7 line at 573-316-5005. Share your exact location, vehicle condition and destination so current availability can be confirmed.
Provide the nearest state route, road name, mailbox range or intersection and a map pin. Tell us whether the approach is paved, gravel or dirt and whether a tow truck can turn around.
A discharged battery, simple lockout, fuel issue or flat with a safe spare may be handled at the vehicle. If the car overheated, lost oil pressure or has steering or brake trouble, do not continue driving.
Stop if tire spinning is digging the vehicle deeper. Describe fences, culverts, utility lines, slopes and soft ground, and photograph the approach from firm pavement when safe.
A non-running vehicle can be moved to a repair facility or other appropriate destination based on availability. Have keys, vehicle condition and destination information ready.

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This page is maintained by Camden County Tow for drivers, visitors and property decision-makers across Camden County and the Lake of the Ozarks. Call with the exact location and situation so current service availability can be confirmed.
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Yes, depending on exact road and access conditions. A map pin and nearest major route are especially important.
Do not open a hot cooling system or keep driving an overheating vehicle. Once it is safe, call with your location and destination.
Explain the road width, distance to a turnaround and vehicle position before dispatch so access can be evaluated.
Possibly. Ground firmness, distance, slope, obstacles and landowner authorization must be considered.
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