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Got towed?Let’s get it back.
Start with a call. We’ll help locate your vehicle and walk you through the next steps, including documents, pickup arrangements, charges, and any agency restrictions.
Impound yard
111 S. 5th Street
Kingman, AZ 86401
- Office928-753-7465
- 24/7 dispatch928-716-7465
- Yard hours[OFFICE HOURS]
Four steps to pickup.
Call before you visit. Around-the-clock towing doesn’t mean the yard is open around the clock.
- 01
Confirm the vehicle and any hold
Call us with the vehicle description, plate or VIN, and towing details. If a law-enforcement agency ordered the tow, confirm whether that agency must authorize release first.
- 02
Prepare your documents
Bring government-issued photo ID and proof of ownership or authority. Confirm what’s required for your situation before you travel.
- 03
Ask for charges and arrange pickup
Request a detailed written statement, confirm the payment methods that apply, and set a release time with our office.
- 04
Pick up at our yard
Meet us at 111 S. 5th Street in Kingman at your arranged time, pay the applicable towing and storage fees, and you’re on your way.
Before you head over
What to bring.
Requirements depend on why the vehicle was towed. When in doubt, call our office first and we’ll tell you exactly what you need.
See DPS ratesPhoto ID
Government-issued photo identification.
Proof of ownership
Such as current registration or a title. An authorized insurer or lienholder document may also work.
Agency release
Only if a law-enforcement agency ordered the tow and requires one.
Payment
For the applicable towing and storage fees. Storage fees accrue until the vehicle is picked up.
Good to know
Your rights, in plain English.
Your personal items
You can retrieve personal property from your towed vehicle during regular business hours without additional charges. Vehicle parts, equipment, and accessories are excluded.
Being notified
Arizona law requires us to notify the vehicle owner within 24 hours of towing, with the reason, where the vehicle is stored, and how to get it back.
A detailed statement
Ask for a written, itemized statement of charges. For covered accident tows, A.R.S. 28-4847 provides for one free of charge.
Questioning a tow
Ask for the authorizing party and records. You may dispute an unauthorized tow through the Arizona Department of Public Safety or the local court. Keep your notices, invoices, and photos.
Official Arizona resources
This is a general guide and doesn’t determine the legality of an individual tow. Different impounds can have additional rules.
Ready to pick up?
One call and
we’ll sort it out.
Our office can confirm your vehicle, the charges, and a pickup time. Questions about a tow? We’ll walk you through it.