Downtown Loop and river crossings
I-70, I-670, I-29, and I-35 create closely spaced ramps around downtown. Give the full route, direction, nearest signed exit, bridge or ramp movement, and whether the vehicle is on the left or right side.
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Kansas City, Missouri combines interstate loops, river crossings, dense downtown ramps, neighborhood streets, industrial corridors, airport routes, stadium traffic, and large parking areas. A useful request identifies the state, exact road, direction, nearest exit or cross street, vehicle condition, and safe access point.
Tommy's accepts customer-requested inquiries for Kansas City, Missouri. This page does not claim City-approved tow-provider, police-rotation, or public-agency status. Live dispatch must confirm that the request is authorized, serviceable, safely accessible, and supported by current equipment and pricing before assignment.
I-70, I-670, I-29, and I-35 create closely spaced ramps around downtown. Give the full route, direction, nearest signed exit, bridge or ramp movement, and whether the vehicle is on the left or right side.
For a request near I-435, the Truman Sports Complex, Raytown Road, U.S. 40, or an event lot, include the direction of travel, exit, lot name, entrance, and any police or property access control.
I-49, I-435, I-470, and U.S. 71 converge in south Kansas City. Describe the exact freeway-to-freeway movement rather than only saying 'the interchange.'
I-29, I-35, U.S. 169, Missouri Route 9, and airport access roads cross multiple jurisdictions. Include the city and state, terminal or property entrance when relevant, and a map pin.
U.S. 71/Bruce R. Watkins Drive, Troost, Prospect, Paseo, and east-west arterials have different access conditions. A cross street, direction, and nearby landmark are more reliable than a neighborhood name alone.
Downtown garages, apartment structures, hospitals, campuses, and private lots can require posted-clearance, gate, level, space, and property-authorization details before equipment is selected.
Ask live dispatch to confirm the complete price before assignment. Pickup, destination, mileage, access, recovery work, waiting, tolls, storage, and required equipment can affect the estimate. A voluntary-service quote does not replace any applicable City rule or filed price schedule.
Breakdowns and disabled vehicles moving to an authorized repair shop, dealer, residence, or other confirmed destination.
Service details →Dispatch-reviewed jump starts, usable-spare tire changes, emergency fuel delivery, lockouts, and battery-related help.
Service details →Safety-first planning after a collision, once emergency needs and scene authority have been addressed.
Service details →Call 911 first for injury, fire, hazardous fluid, a vehicle blocking a live lane, or immediate danger. Missouri advises moving a drivable vehicle out of the travel lane after a minor crash when it is safe and lawful to do so. Do not cross active traffic or stand between moving vehicles and your car. Police, fire, incident managers, and work-zone personnel control access at an active scene.
The metro crosses a state line, and road agencies, rules, destinations, and scene authority may differ. State, ZIP code, direction of travel, nearest exit, and a map pin prevent avoidable dispatch confusion.
Give the interstate number, direction, nearest signed exit, full ramp movement, and whether you are on the left or right side. If the vehicle is in a live lane or anyone is in immediate danger, call 911 first.
Ask the officer or scene authority whether a customer-requested tow is permitted. Scene control, legal authority, insurance handling, and vehicle condition can affect who may enter and where the vehicle may go.
Ask live dispatch for the complete job-specific estimate before assignment. Pickup, destination, mileage, roadside or recovery work, access, waiting, tolls, storage, and required equipment can affect the price. Applicable City rules and the provider's filed price schedule still control where required.
A vehicle-locator or impound question is different from ordering a voluntary tow. Check AutoReturn first. If the vehicle is not found, call KCPD non-emergency at 816-234-5111 or the agency that ordered the tow. For a City-held vehicle, contact KCMO Tow Services at 816-513-0688 and follow its current release instructions. Tommy's cannot release a vehicle held by another provider.
Use MoDOT's Traveler Information Map for Missouri incidents, closures, construction, cameras, and weather. KC Scout also provides bi-state freeway information. Conditions change quickly, so do not rely on an old screenshot or route description.
Current Missouri road conditions, incidents, work zones, cameras, and weather layers.
State guidance for disabled vehicles and roadside visibility.
MoDOT's explanation of moving drivable vehicles after certain crashes when safe.
City consumer information for regulated towing situations in Kansas City, Missouri.
The vehicle-search service KCMO directs owners to check first when locating an already-towed vehicle.
Current City tow-lot contact, release, hearing, payment, and vehicle-search instructions.
Bi-state freeway incidents, cameras, messages, and traveler information.
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.