Towing in Oak Creek, WI
Towing, jump starts, lockouts, flat tires, fuel delivery and winch-outs across Oak Creek.
Franklin Towing & Roadside is a referral service. Your call is connected to an independent local towing provider.
Where we help in Oak Creek
Oak Creek sits right along I-94/I-41, so many calls come from the highway and the roads around the Drexel Ave and Ryan Rd interchanges. Service also covers Howell Ave, S 27th St on the Franklin side, the Drexel Town Square area and neighborhoods all the way to the lakefront.
Broken down on I-94
Pull as far onto the shoulder as you can and turn on your hazards. When you call, give the direction you were heading, northbound or southbound, and the nearest exit or mile marker. If you can safely get out away from traffic, wait behind the guardrail.
Common calls in Oak Creek
- Towing for highway breakdowns and crashes along I-94.
- Fuel delivery for drivers who ran out between exits.
- Flat tire changes when the shoulder is too close to traffic to work safely.
- Jump starts in workplace and shopping parking lots.
Common questions
Can you tow a box truck or semi?
This site arranges light-duty towing for cars, SUVs, pickups and vans. For larger commercial vehicles, ask when you call.
Areas served
- Franklin
- Greenfield
- Oak Creek
- Hales Corners
- Muskego
Oak Creek: Lakefront, Airport and I-94
Oak Creek became a city in 1955 and has about 36,500 residents. It runs along the shore of Lake Michigan on the east, shares a border with Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport to the north, and I-94 runs through the city. Drexel Town Square, built on the old AC Spark Plug factory site, is now home to city hall, the library, shops and restaurants.
- Breakdowns on I-94: note the nearest exit or mile marker and which direction you were heading. Stay in the car with your belt on.
- Shopping and parking lots: dead batteries and lockouts are common calls around Drexel Town Square and the big stores off I-94. Tell the driver the store name and which side of the lot you’re in.
- Lake weather: wind and snow off Lake Michigan can make roads near the lakefront slick, so slide-offs and winch-outs pick up in winter.
Need help now?
Call and tell the dispatcher where you are. For a scheduled tow or a non-urgent question, use the request form.