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Towing in Lynn, MA

Home base. The Lynnway, Western Ave, Lynn Shore Drive and the side streets in between.

Lynn, MA

Towing and roadside help in Lynn

Lynn is where we're based, so these are the streets we know most closely. A lot of our calls start on the Lynnway (Route 1A), where traffic moves fast between the rotary and the Saugus line, or on Western Avenue (Route 107), where a stall at a light backs things up quickly. Along Lynn Shore Drive the views are great, but there's very little room to pull over when a car quits.

Downtown around Central Square and Market Street, the challenge is usually tight space: double-parked cars, short curbs and one-way turns. In the neighborhoods off Boston Street, Essex Street and Eastern Avenue, many side streets are narrow and lined with parked cars on both sides, so it helps to tell us exactly which house or cross street you're near.

In winter, Lynn declares snow emergency parking bans, and cars left on posted streets can end up needing to move fast. Call us before the plows come through if your car won't start and it's parked where it can't stay.

Common calls in Lynn

  • A car that won't start on a packed side street off Boston Street or Essex Street
  • A breakdown on the Lynnway between the rotary and the Saugus line
  • Moving a car that doesn't run before a snow emergency parking ban
  • Taking a car from a downtown lot near Central Square to a local mechanic
Why Lyly Towing

Why Lyly Towing

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    Locally owned in Lynn, Massachusetts

  • Towing first badge

    Towing first: it's our main job

  • Roadside help badge

    Roadside help: lockouts and tire changes

  • Fuel delivery badge

    Out of gas? We bring it

  • North Shore service area badge

    Lynn and nearby North Shore towns

  • One toll-free number badge

    One toll-free line: (833) 630-3011

Stuck right now? One call and we're on the way.

How it works

From your call to the drop-off

  1. 1

    Call or send the form

    Call or text the toll-free number, or fill out the short form. Either way, a real person gets it.

  2. 2

    Tell us where you are and what happened

    Street, cross street or exit, plus the car and the problem. The more exact, the better.

  3. 3

    We confirm the details and head your way

    We go over the plan with you first, so you know what to expect before we roll.

  4. 4

    We tow or fix it and you're moving again

    Back on the road, or your car is dropped where you asked: shop, home or body shop.

Map

Lynn on the map

Questions

Lynn questions

Call us as soon as the ban is announced. Tell us the street, the cross street and where you want the car to go, like your driveway, a lot or a mechanic. The earlier you call, the easier it is before the plows start.

Usually, yes. Tell us the exact address, which side of the street the car is on and whether anything is parked in front of or behind it. If a neighbor's car is blocking, it helps to ask them to move it before we arrive.

Turn on your hazards, step onto the sidewalk or the seawall side away from traffic and call us with the nearest cross street or landmark, like a beach entrance. Don't stand between your car and moving traffic.

Car won't move? We will.

One call to (833) 630-3011.

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