Heavy Duty Towing & Recovery in Cumberland, OH

I-70 Exit 169 at SR 83 serves Cumberland and New Concord, and SR 83 is the road we run most often when a truck goes down in this part of Guernsey County. We dispatch from our Cambridge terminal and send the closest available heavy wrecker, so give the dispatcher the road and the nearest exit or cross street.

Drivers waiting on a tow can use the Pilot Travel Center at I-70 Exit 178 (61700 Southgate Road, Cambridge) to the east or the Love's Travel Stop at I-70 Exit 160 (605 Sonora Road, Zanesville) to the west. We can also meet you at your own yard, a customer dock or anywhere safe off the road.

The Wilds conservation center and the reclaimed strip mine land around Cumberland bring buses, stock trailers and equipment haulers onto roads that were not built for them. Our wreckers, winch trucks and 50 ton rotator are staged out of Cambridge and our other terminals, so a heavy tow or recovery here is one call away.

Reclaimed mine ground makes for soft, uneven shoulders, which is a common reason heavy trucks need winching out here. We tow and recover semi trucks, tankers, buses, work trucks and equipment, and we handle load shifts and cargo transfers when the freight has to move too.

Cumberland is served from our Cambridge terminal at 58301 Marietta Road, Byesville, OH 43723. We also have terminals in the other two Southeast Ohio hubs that back it up. Call dispatch at 888-732-2302.

The same dispatch numbers cover New Concord, Byesville and Senecaville as well as Cumberland. If the truck needs repairs after it is towed, see our mobile truck repair service for Cumberland.