Quick Answer: Towing on the Las Vegas Strip typically costs $125-200 for local moves, $200-300+ for longer distances. Expect higher rates after hours, weekends, and during major events. Always ask for exact pricing upfront before authorizing service.
What To Do
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Get exact pricing before service starts
- Ask for total cost to your destination
- Confirm any additional fees (hookup, mileage, storage)
- Get it in writing or recorded on their dispatch system
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Know the standard Strip area rates
- Local tow (within 5 miles): $125-200
- To auto shop/home (5-15 miles): $175-250
- Longer distances: $200-300+
- Hookup fee: $75-125 (usually included in base price)
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Factor in time and location surcharges
- After 6 PM, weekends: add 25-50%
- Major events (fight nights, conventions): add 50-100%
- Strip hotels may charge access fees: $25-50
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Choose your tow company wisely
- Police-dispatched tows: often most expensive
- AAA or insurance dispatch: usually better rates
- Direct-call companies: shop around, but verify licensing
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Avoid common overcharges
- Refuse unnecessary "inspection" fees
- Don't pay for services you didn't authorize
- Take photos of your vehicle before and after
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What It Might Cost
- Basic Strip tow: $125-200
- To repair shop: $175-275
- Airport area: $200-300
- Henderson/Summerlin: $250-350
- After hours surcharge: 25-50% extra
- Storage fees: $25-45 per day (if applicable)
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Stay Safe
- Never leave valuables in the vehicle
- Remove personal items before towing
- Take photos of any existing damage
- Keep your keys, registration, and insurance handy
- If price seems excessive, call a second company for comparison
- Verify the tow truck driver's credentials and company license
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