A stall on Brook Road is a city-street pickup that feeds the Bryan Park Interchange, not a copy of the downtown I-95 checklist. For northside towing, give the street and direction, say whether the car rolls, pick a Northside or downtown drop-off, and hear the full charge before the hook. Quick Tow Richmond takes those details on a recorded line 24/7 and matches you with independent licensed operators who bill you directly.
Pinpoint your Northside street and direction
Northside sits against the Bryan Park Interchange, where I-95 and I-64 split after their downtown overlap. Brook Road, Chamberlayne Avenue, and I-95 north of downtown all feed that knot. A pin that only says Richmond can send a truck to Southside or Short Pump.
Start with Northside, then the street, then a cross street you can see. On Brook Road, say north toward Lakeside or south toward Bryan Park. On Chamberlayne, give the block and which curb. On I-95, say northbound or southbound and the last exit. Bryan Park’s low ground floods after heavy rain, so a stall along that Brook Road approach can sit in standing water. Say if the pavement is wet.
If the car is already in a live lane, call 911. On highways with four or more lanes, Va. Code § 46.2-861.1 is the move-over rule. Stay belted in a live lane. If you made a curb or a driveway, wait on the sidewalk.
Leave the pin slowly at (804) 701-6752. A recording notice plays first. Virginia is a one-party consent state for recording a call under Va. Code § 19.2-62.
Decide whether roadside help may be enough
VDOT’s Safety Service Patrol covers I-95, I-64, and I-295 from 5:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m., with a narrower overnight I-95 route from mile 84 in Hanover County to Route 10 in Chester. Brook Road and Chamberlayne are city streets. The patrol does not work those curbs. Check 511 Virginia only if you are actually on the interstate.
A dead battery, a flat with a spare, or an empty tank may finish at the curb. A car that will not roll, a wheel that will not turn, or floodwater around the floorboards needs a tow. Roadside work is roadside assistance. Moving the car is emergency towing. What to have ready on a generic near-me call is tow truck near me in Richmond. The downtown interstate overlap is broke down on I-95 in Richmond. This page stays on Northside streets.
Describe the vehicle and what stopped it
Year, make, and model, then one sentence for the failure. Say if it is all-wheel drive. Say if you have the keys. Say if the car is in a driveway that a wrecker can enter, or on a tree-lined block with cars parked both sides.
Northside is inside the City of Richmond. A tow you request from a stall is not a police-directed tow. Richmond does not run a municipal impound yard. Since 1992 the city’s exclusive towing contractor for city-directed work has been Seibert’s Towing at 642 W. Southside Plaza Dr., Richmond, VA 23224, (804) 233-5757. Owners check city-tow status at apps.richmondgov.com/applications/towviewing. If police already took the car, that finder is the next step, not this stall page.
Choose a Northside or downtown destination
Pick the drop-off before dispatch. Mileage starts at the hook. A Brook Road pickup to a house in Northside or Lakeside stays close. The same pickup to a shop downtown, in Scott’s Addition, or across the river adds city miles. Confirm the shop will accept a drop, including after hours.
If you already caught a ride, send someone back with keys and photo ID. The operator needs a person at the car. Gated apartments need a code.
Confirm the full charge before dispatch
Ask for one total before you accept. Include hookup, mileage to the destination you named, and flatbed or dolly work if the car will not roll. Then ask what would change it.
Quick Tow Richmond publishes a standard light-duty hookup fee of $105. That’s our published rate. The operator who runs the truck bills you.
A tow you request is priced by the operator. Keep that $105 apart from Richmond’s private-property ceilings in City Code § 27-302, which apply to vehicles under 10,000 lbs towed from private property without the owner’s permission: hookup capped at $195, after-hours surcharge up to $30 between 7:00 p.m. and 8:00 a.m., weekend or holiday surcharge up to $30, both surcharges only once per occurrence. Statewide, Va. Code § 46.2-1233.1 caps nonconsent private-property hookup at $210. Those figures are legal ceilings, not a quote for a Brook Road stall you called in.
Ask for an itemized receipt. Operators must accept cash, certified checks, money orders, or credit cards under Va. Code § 46.2-118.
The Northside towing city page covers the neighborhood. When the car is on Brook Road and will not move, call with the cross street, the vehicle, and the drop-off.
Frequently asked questions
Is northside towing the same as an I-95 downtown stall?
No. Northside is Brook Road, Chamberlayne, and the Bryan Park feeder streets. The I-95 and I-64 overlap downtown is a separate corridor with almost no shoulder.
If RPD already towed the car, do I call this line?
Check the city’s towed-vehicle listing first, then Seibert’s. This page is for a stall still sitting on Northside pavement.
Who sets the price on a tow I request?
The operator. Our published standard light-duty hookup is $105. Ask for the full charge with mileage before you accept.