Oklahoma Licensed Wrecker Guide
Guide

Private-property and nonconsensual tows.

Some tows are driver-called. Some are lot or agency tows with different rules. This directory does not quote a private rate card.

If you called the wrecker yourself, say so. If a property owner or an officer called, say that too. The shop needs to know which job they are on.

Oklahoma publishes maximums for some nonconsensual tows. Those caps are not this company's prices, and this site does not reprint a rate sheet. Ask the shop what they will charge for this vehicle and this distance.

We do not invent police-rotation membership. If an agency already named a wrecker, call that shop. This list is the licensed pool, not a dispatch board.

Public cards stay name, phone, mailing city, and license number. Streets stay off the card. Confirm the lot address when you call.

General information for Oklahoma homeowners, not legal advice and not a booking. Compare companies on the directory and confirm the job directly.

Quick answers

Will you add rotation lists?

No. Those lists belong to the agency. We republish the statewide licensed wrecker PDF. Oklahoma licenses wrecker services through the Department of Public Safety. This directory republishes that official list so you can call a real shop. A mailing city is not a coverage map. Confirm the vehicle class, the exact address, and the truck they will send before anyone rolls. Using this list never books a tow and never invents a review.

Will you add emails?

No. Public listings stay name, phone, mailing city, and license number from the state list. Oklahoma licenses wrecker services through the Department of Public Safety. This directory republishes that official list so you can call a real shop. A mailing city is not a coverage map. Confirm the vehicle class, the exact address, and the truck they will send before anyone rolls. Using this list never books a tow and never invents a review.

Why list a shop in another city?

The city is where they receive mail. Confirm they travel to the vehicle. Oklahoma licenses wrecker services through the Department of Public Safety. This directory republishes that official list so you can call a real shop. A mailing city is not a coverage map. Confirm the vehicle class, the exact address, and the truck they will send before anyone rolls. Using this list never books a tow and never invents a review.

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