Long-Distance Towing in Lascassas

Long-Distance Towing in Lascassas

Long-distance tows that begin in Lascassas are quoted to a street address you provide, not to a vague "toward Nashville." Lascassas is a two-lane community where SR-96, Lascassas Pike, meets SR-266, Jefferson Pike. There is no interstate ramp in town. The shoulder is often a grass edge.

East of the crossroads the pike continues toward Auburntown. If you are past the Jefferson Pike intersection, say how far, because "Lascassas" covers several miles of SR-96.

Common runs from here follow I-24 toward Nashville or Chattanooga, US-231 toward Shelbyville, and I-840 across the north side of Rutherford County. Name the city and the street at the far end.

On the phone, describe the vehicle and where it sits along Lascassas Pike (SR-96), Jefferson Pike (SR-266), and the two-lane toward Auburntown. Ask for the price before a truck is assigned to this long-distance towing call.

After rain, ditch lines along these pikes hold cars that drifted off the pavement. That is a winch-out, and the quote is for a recovery.

County-wide details for this job are on the long-distance towing page. The Lascassas overview is on the Lascassas towing page.