COMMERCIAL, PERSONAL AND LANDOLL TOWING

(541) 687-0808

24 HOURS - 7 DAYS A WEEK

Farwell’s operates with the speed, knowledge, experience, and great customer service to solve your towing problems as fast and safely as possible.

Our towing services include, but not limited to:

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COMMERCIAL, PERSONAL AND LANDOLL TOWING

TOWING

FARWELL’S TOWING IS HAZWOPER CERTIFIED AND TRAINED TO ASSIST WITH ANY CAR OR HEAVY VEHICLE ACCIDENT, INCLUDING VEHICLE TOWING,

CHEMICAL AND HUMAN WASTE CLEAN UP.

Farwell’s Towing is an industry leader in heavy tow. We have years of experience and education to ensure a safe and reliable towing of your vehicle.

Our Heavy Duty Towing Services Include, but are Not Limited to:

• 24/7 Heavy Duty Towing
• Semi-Truck Towing
• Commercial Truck Towing
• Tractor-Trailer Towing
• Diesel Truck Towing
• Motor Home Towing
• School Bus Towing
• Fire Truck Towing
• Utility Truck Towing
• Work Truck Towing

• Semi-Trailer Towing
  
• Mail Truck Towing
  
• Coach Bus Towing
  
• Bus Towing
  
• RV Towing
  
• Medium Duty Towing
• Box Truck Towing
• Delivery Truck Towing
• 5th Wheel Trailer Towing

Medium Towing Services Include, but are Not Limited to:

• Work Truck Towing
• Medium Duty Towing
• Box Truck Towing
• Semi Cab Towing
• Sprinter Van Towing
• Utility Truck Towing
• Delivery Truck Towing

• Delivery Van Towing
• Truck & Trailer Towing
• Landscape Truck Towing
• Bread Truck Towing
• Boat Towing
• Trailer Towing
• Truck Towing
• SUV Towing

Farwell’s Towing is a leader in providing 24 hour support for semi truck recovery, commercial truck accident recovery, and heavy cargo recovery in Eugene, Springfield, and on I-5, OR-126, OR-99 OR-58 & US-20. Our service area extends throughout Lane County, Linn County, Benton County & Lincoln County.

Farwell’s has the trucks, knowledge, and support to reliably bring your heavy duty recovery back to safety. We act fast and care about being a company you can trust in an unfortunate time.

Farwell’s Towing is trusted for professional private property towing services and parking lot enforcement in Eugene, Springfield, and the surrounding area. Our private towing services extend throughout Lane County, Linn County, Benton County & Lincoln County.

We provide property owners, property managers and property tenants with quality private property towing services and relocation services. We treat each tow with respect and care, and follow all necessary steps and procedures to keep all parties in positive legal standing.

Free Towing Signs

Farwell’s Towing provides private property towing to all commercial and residential complexes throughout our extended service area.

We will provide free signage, manage all permits and deliver a copy of all pertinent towing statutes.

Farwell’s Towing provides top quality heavy lifting and rigging services and have decades of experience with heavy material loading and offloading, cab stacking and unstacking, load shifts, load transfers, and much more.

Farwell’s takes pride in being a trusted resource for mobile rotator/crane service, rigging service, and heavy cargo service in Eugene, Springfield, and on I-5, OR-126, OR-99 OR-58 & US-20. Our service area extends throughout Lane County, Linn County, Benton County & Lincoln County.

Farwell’s Towing knows

how to get the job done right,

no matter what the situation is.

Whether you’re stuck in the mud, snow, sand, a side-of-the-road ditch, or accidentally went over a curb, we can help! Farwell’s can assist with ditch extractions, snow recovery, car winch-out service, ATV recovery, and more.

Farwell’s Towing offers 24 hour off-road recovery in Eugene, Springfield, and on I-5, OR-126, OR-99 OR-58 & US-20. Our service area reaches Lane County, Linn County, Benton County, Lincoln County, and throughout Western Oregon.

Farwell’s Towing is trusted with local police departments, motor clubs, and insurance companies to provide reliable 24 hour roadside assistance.

Our team of highly trained professionals are WreckMaster Certified and are prepared to provide you with the best assistance with compassion and care. You can feel safe knowing that Farwell’s have the experience and equipment to get the job done right, the first time, every time.

Travelers in Oregon can dial 511 to access the same immediate road and weather information available on TripCheck.

(Note: 511 does not have access to Waze data.)

• Select updated reports about driving conditions by highway, mountain pass or major city from easy-to-use menus. The 511 system responds to both voice and touch-tone commands.
• Calls to 511 are local calls when dialed from a pay phone or wire line phone. Mobile phone users are responsible for airtime and roaming charges according to their wireless service contracts, but ODOT does not impose any additional charges.
• Most wireless companies in Oregon provide 511 service. If you cannot use 511, call toll-free 800 977-ODOT (6368) for road and weather information. Outside Oregon, dial (503)588-2941.

Report a road hazard:

• To report road hazards (trees down, electric wires across the road, road blocked by mud or rocks, etc.) call the nearest ODOT dispatch center.
• Portland metro area, Hood River area: (503) 283-5859
  
• Mid-Willamette Valley, north coast: (503) 362-0457
  
• Southern Willamette Valley, south coast: (541) 858-3103
  
• Central and eastern Oregon: (541) 383-0121
  
• Wazers: We encourage you to submit road hazards, incidents and other related conditions that you experience in order to help others stay safe and mobile.

Remember, in Oregon, it is illegal to drive while holding or using an electronic device (e.g. cell phone, tablet, GPS, laptop). Pre-set GPS routes before driving or pull off the road and park in a safe area before using your electronic devices.

Rain can create dangerous driving conditions including reduced visibility, reduced traction between tires and the road, and less predictable car handling. When it’s raining, be cautious and give yourself more time to get where you are going.

Also remember to:

• Slow down, especially through high water. Driving through several inches of water at high speed can cause you to lose control of the car.
• Watch for hydroplaning conditions. If you hydroplane, ease off the gas, gently apply the brakes and steer straight ahead.
• Keep your distance. If it hasn’t rained in a while, road surfaces will be slick.
• Turn on your headlights to improve visibility.
• Disengage your cruise control.
• Maintain your Vehicle
• Before heading out in wet weather, check your wipers for signs of damage. Replace wiper blades regularly.
• Make sure your defroster is functioning properly, especially if you haven’t used it in a while.
• Check your brakes. After driving through a puddle, check that brakes are working properly by tapping them gently a few times.
• Make sure tires are in good condition and are at the recommended inflation level. Tires should have a recommended 2/32 of an inch tread depth at any two adjacent grooves. Driving on over-inflated or under-inflated tires reduces traction and control on wet pavement.

What to Do if You Have Been Towed

Is Your Car

Impounded at Farwell’s?

We are here to help!

1. Call Farwell’s as soon as you notice your vehicle has been towed.
   
2. Speak to our friendly office staff and find out what the balance is to collect your car.
   
3. Farwell’s only accepts cash on all impounds. Attain cash to pay for balance, exact amount is highly preferred.
   
4. Come to the Farwell’s impound lot located in Eugene, pay the accompanying fine, and follow office procedures to attain your car.