Open prairie, crosswinds and the Trans-Canada: Strathmore drivers know how fast a trip can go sideways. We cover the town and highway 24/7.
Strathmore is the hub of Wheatland County and a regular stop for drivers between Calgary and points east. Dave's Towing Services provides 24/7 towing, winching and ditch recovery and roadside assistance in Strathmore and the surrounding area. We tow vehicles to shops in Strathmore or Calgary. Farms and acreages here mean pickups, trailers and equipment, which our light and medium-duty towing and equipment transport handle.
Strathmore sits on the Trans-Canada Highway (Highway 1) east of Calgary, a busy route for both commuters and long-haul traffic. Highway 817 runs north and south through town, and Highway 24 heads south toward Carseland. In town we help drivers on Ridge Road and 2 Street. Open prairie on either side of Highway 1 means crosswinds, blowing snow and whiteouts in winter, and plenty of vehicles end up in the ditch.
When blowing snow cuts visibility on Highway 1, stay in the vehicle with your seatbelt on and hazards flashing, and clear the exhaust if snow builds up. Tell us whether you're eastbound or westbound and the nearest crossroad, such as Highway 817 or the Highway 24 junction. If other drivers are stopping near you, pass on whether any lanes are blocked. Call 911 first in a collision.
We also cover Carseland, Cheadle, Namaka, Gleichen, Cluny, Rockyford, Standard, Rosebud and rural Wheatland County. Between Strathmore and Calgary, see Chestermere and NE Calgary.
Yes. We work east to Strathmore 24/7, covering the town, along the Trans-Canada Highway, and in nearby Carseland, Cheadle and rural Wheatland County.
Yes. We do winching and ditch recovery along Highway 1 and rural roads around Strathmore. If you're in danger or blocking traffic, call 911 first.
Yes. We deliver vehicles from Strathmore to any shop, dealer or body shop in Calgary.
