24/7 Tow Truck in Sandgate 

Yes, most roadside assistance programs have usage limits. For example, you might be allowed four to six service calls per year. If you exceed this limit, you may be charged for additional services or required to upgrade your plan. Limits are put in place to prevent misuse or excessive reliance on the service. It’s a good idea to review your policy and use services judiciously—reserving calls for true emergencies when you cannot resolve the issue safely on your own.

Legitimate tow truck drivers will usually wear uniforms and provide identification. Reputable services often confirm details such as the truck’s plate number or driver name when dispatched. Always confirm the company name and verify they were sent by your provider. Be cautious of unsolicited tow trucks that arrive without being called, especially after an accident—they could be “bandit tow trucks” seeking to charge high fees. Don’t hand over your keys or accept service until you're sure it’s authorized.

In most cases, yes—tow trucks typically have a passenger seat available for the vehicle owner. However, space is limited, and only one passenger is usually allowed. In situations involving multiple people, such as a family breakdown, alternative transportation may be needed. During COVID or other health-related concerns, some companies may have restrictions on passenger transport. It's a good idea to ask when you request the tow. If needed, the tow operator may help arrange a taxi or rideshare for you.