Towing in Lynn, MA
Where we pick up and where we take it.
Towing is most of what we do. Tell us where the car is and where it needs to go, and we handle the rest.
- Locally owned in Lynn
- Massachusetts LLC
- Towing is our main job
- Lockouts · Tires · Fuel
- One toll-free number
When to call for towing
- The car won't start or won't stay running
- It broke down on the road or in a parking lot
- Warning lights, grinding or smoke and you don't want to drive it
- It needs to get to your mechanic or a body shop
- A car that doesn't run needs to move from a driveway
- You just don't trust it to make the trip
Why Lyly Towing
Locally owned in Lynn, Massachusetts
Towing first: it's our main job
Roadside help: lockouts and tire changes
Out of gas? We bring it
Lynn and nearby North Shore towns
One toll-free line: (833) 630-3011
Step by step
- 1
Call or send the form
Give us the pickup spot and a callback number. Texting works too.
- 2
Tell us where it's going
Your mechanic, your home or a body shop. Have the address ready if you can.
- 3
We confirm and head out
We go over the details with you before we roll, so nothing is a surprise.
- 4
Load, tow, drop off
We secure the car and bring it where you asked.
Before we hook it up
Take care of these
- Take out valuables, chargers and your garage door remote
- Leave the key with the car (or with us)
- Have the drop-off address and the shop's hours handy
Tell us if the car
- Is lowered or has a low front bumper
- Is all-wheel drive
- Won't go into neutral or the parking brake is stuck
Stuck right now? One call and we're on the way.
Street, driveway, lot or roadside
We pick up from wherever the car stopped: a side street in Lynn, your driveway, a store parking lot or the shoulder of a busy road. Tell us exactly where it is and anything that makes access tricky, like a tight spot or a low garage.
Then we bring it where it needs to go. Most people send it to their own mechanic, some want it home until they decide, and after a fender bender it usually goes to a body shop.
Stuck on the side of the road? Stay safe first.
- Turn your hazard lights on right away.
- If the car still rolls, get it off the travel lane and onto the shoulder or into a lot.
- Stay away from traffic. Stand behind the guardrail when there is one, never between your car and the road.
- Keep your phone charged and share your exact spot: street, cross street, exit or mile marker.
Massachusetts' Move Over law asks drivers to slow down and move over for stopped emergency and tow vehicles, but never count on it: stay out of the lane.
What to tell us when you call
- Exact location: street, cross street or exit
- Vehicle year, make and model
- What happened
- Is it in a safe spot?
- Where you want it towed
Towing questions
All-wheel-drive cars need to be moved the right way so the drivetrain isn't strained. Tell us the car is AWD when you call so we plan the tow for it. If you're not sure, the owner's manual usually says.
Many shops have an after-hours drop-off spot and a key box. Call the shop first so they expect the car, and tell us their drop-off rules when you book.
Ask when you call. We'll tell you if there's room on that trip.
It can be if nobody knows ahead of time. Tell us when you call so we come ready to load it without scraping the front end.
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