A breakdown in Temple doesn't have to wait until morning. Dave's Towing answers the phone 24 hours a day.
Being in the northeast puts Temple close to Deerfoot Trail and the busy routes around the airport. Most Temple streets have room for a flatbed, but crescents, cul-de-sacs and parked cars can still make access tight.
Snowplow ridges and packed ice can trap a car at the curb in Temple. A short winch pull often gets it moving.
The exact pickup position in Temple matters. Tell dispatch about gates, height limits, tight turns, snowbanks or collision damage before the truck arrives so the operator can plan the approach.
The main corridors around Temple include 64 Avenue NE, 36 Street NE and 68 Street NE. On a busy road, stay buckled in with your hazards on, or get behind a barrier if it's safe, and tell us the nearest exit.
Tell dispatch before the truck is sent. Locked wheels, steering damage and collision damage can change the equipment and loading method needed.
Yes, when the site can be worked safely. Tell dispatch how far the vehicle is off the road, whether it is upright and whether there is visible damage.
Tell us where the vehicle is positioned, what you are driving, what is wrong, and whether there are locked wheels, low clearance, damage or other loading concerns.
Near Temple: We also cover Castleridge, Falconridge, McCall, Whitehorn and Franklin, which share 36 Street NE and 64 Avenue NE with Temple. Our NE Calgary page lists every community in the quadrant.
