I-49 and Main Street
Identify northbound or southbound I-49, the Main Street interchange or outer road, mainline or ramp, shoulder side, and whether the vehicle reached a business entrance, lot, or local street.
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Grandview requests can involve I-49 and U.S. 71 traffic, MO 150 and its frontage roads, busy commercial entrances, Blue Ridge Boulevard, Main Street, industrial access, neighborhoods, bridges, and active work zones. Give Grandview, Missouri; the exact road and direction; nearest cross street or signed exit; a map pin; and the safest practical access point.
Tommy's accepts customer-requested inquiries for Grandview, Missouri. This page does not claim a Grandview office, Occupational License, police tow rotation, MoDOT or Police Department affiliation, municipal abandoned-property authority, or a truck stationed nearby. Live dispatch must confirm lawful service authority, pickup access, availability, equipment, destination, and price before assignment.
Identify northbound or southbound I-49, the Main Street interchange or outer road, mainline or ramp, shoulder side, and whether the vehicle reached a business entrance, lot, or local street.
The I-49 and MO 150 interchange includes highway lanes, ramps, bridges, and north and south outer roads. Give the direction, signed exit, ramp, frontage road, nearby business, and whether traffic or construction limits access.
Blue Ridge Boulevard serves commercial areas between I-49 and Grandview Road. Report the exact block, direction, median or turn-lane position, nearest driveway, and whether the vehicle can be reached from a public lot.
Main Street, 13th Street, 15th Street, Grandview Road, curb parking, public lots, alleys, and event traffic require an exact block, cross street, curb side, and loading-space description.
Botts Road, Byars Road, 140th Street, rail-adjacent areas, warehouses, yards, and gated properties can require a unit number, public entrance, guard or property contact, vehicle weight, and scheduled access.
Residential streets, cul-de-sacs, steep drives, curb parking, school traffic, snow routes, and low branches can change truck access. Give the house number, cross street, driveway slope, obstruction, and safest loading direction.
Ask live dispatch to confirm the complete price before assignment. Pickup, destination, mileage, access, roadside materials, loading or recovery work, waiting, tolls, storage, and required equipment can affect the estimate. Police-directed, impound, abandoned-property, or statutory charges are not presented here as Tommy's voluntary-service rates.
Dispatch-planned transport from a breakdown, lot, residence, or authorized facility.
Service details →Current availability for jump starts, spare-tire changes, fuel delivery, lockouts, and battery help.
Service details →Safety-first planning after a collision or roadway incident.
Service details →Call dispatch to match the vehicle, location, access, and current availability to the right service. No online listing guarantees a truck, equipment type, or assignment.
Call 911 for injury, fire, a suspected impaired driver, a vehicle blocking a live lane, or another immediate danger. On I-49, U.S. 71, MO 150, or another high-speed road, stay belted in the vehicle when it is safer than exiting; if you can lawfully reach a safer place without walking in traffic, follow responder instructions. Never stand in a gore point, on a narrow shoulder, beside a traffic-facing wheel, or inside a marked work zone.
This page makes neither claim. It is an inquiry guide. Dispatch must confirm current authority, availability, equipment, pickup access, destination, and price for the exact request.
Grandview Public Works identifies those highways, their overpasses, and entrance or exit ramps as MoDOT responsibilities. Use the live Missouri Traveler Information Map for current state-road conditions.
Give direction, signed exit, mainline or ramp, bridge or outer road, shoulder side, nearest business or landmark, and a map pin. Do not cross highway lanes or walk into a work zone.
The City states that an Occupational License is generally required for anyone doing business in City limits, subject to listed exceptions. This page does not claim that Tommy's exact entity currently holds one; dispatch must confirm lawful service authority before assignment.
This page covers customer-requested service and does not claim municipal abandoned-property authority. Grandview directs reports of abandoned vehicles to Police, and Missouri DOR publishes a separate abandoned-property process.
Follow the responding officer's instructions. Give dispatch the incident location, direction, vehicle condition, whether law enforcement has authorized a personal tow, and the receiving destination. Tommy's does not claim a police rotation or City relationship.
Price is job-specific. Dispatch must confirm pickup, destination, mileage, access, loading or recovery, waiting, tolls, storage, roadside materials, and required equipment before assignment.
City-maintained street services and the City's distinction between local streets and MoDOT-maintained highways.
Official project information for local streets, bridges, frontage roads, and construction.
Official City licensing requirements and application information; it does not prove Tommy's current license status.
Official Police Department information. Call 911 for emergencies.
Official City guidance, including how to report an abandoned vehicle to Police.
Live incidents, closures, work zones, cameras, flooding, and winter conditions on Missouri roads.
State safety guidance for vehicle breakdowns on high-speed roads.
State guidance for moving a drivable vehicle out of traffic after certain crashes.
Official state process for abandoned vehicles, separate from voluntary owner-authorized service.
External resources are provided for convenience. Tommy's is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or acting on behalf of those organizations.
If anyone is injured, in immediate danger, facing a fire or hazardous spill, or blocking an active traffic lane, call 911 first. Move only when you can do so without entering traffic or increasing the danger.
Call live dispatch. An online form or email does not dispatch a truck.