Towing in Muskego, WI
Towing, jump starts, lockouts, flat tires, fuel delivery and winch-outs across Muskego.
Franklin Towing & Roadside is a referral service. Your call is connected to an independent local towing provider.
Where we help in Muskego
Muskego, in Waukesha County southwest of Franklin, mixes busy roads with quieter rural ones. Service covers Janesville Rd, Racine Ave, Moorland Rd and Loomis Rd (Hwy 36), plus homes and roads around Little Muskego Lake and Big Muskego Lake.
Calling from a rural road
On roads without many cross streets, look for the nearest house number, a mailbox or a landmark. If you can, share your phone’s map location. Longer distances can affect both arrival time and price, so ask for the total when you call.
Common calls in Muskego
- Winch-outs for cars that slide into ditches on snowy or icy rural roads.
- Towing to shops in Muskego, Franklin or New Berlin.
- Jump starts for cars and trucks that sat through a cold spell.
- Fuel delivery on longer stretches between gas stations.
Common questions
Can you tow a boat trailer or a car from the lake?
Towing a boat on its trailer is a different service, so ask when you call. For a car stuck near the shoreline or on a soft lakeside road, a winch-out may be all you need.
Areas served
- Franklin
- Greenfield
- Oak Creek
- Hales Corners
- Muskego
Muskego: Lakes, Open Roads and Ditches
Muskego became a city in 1964 and has about 25,000 residents across roughly 36 square miles, more than 4 of them water. Big Muskego Lake, Little Muskego Lake and Lake Denoon are all inside the city, and much of the land between them is open and lightly built.
- Ditches and soft shoulders: on open roads a car that slides off often ends up in a ditch or soft ground. That’s a winch-out, and the sooner it’s done the less damage.
- Hard-to-describe locations: if there’s no house number nearby, share your phone’s map pin or the nearest intersection.
- Longer tows: distances are bigger here, so tell the driver where you want the car taken when you call.
Need help now?
Call and tell the dispatcher where you are. For a scheduled tow or a non-urgent question, use the request form.