I-80 heavy towing from Kearney to York.
Rotators, heavy wreckers, and recovery equipment dispatched 24/7 from our yard on US-281 in Grand Island, covering I-80 from Kearney (Exit 272) to York (Exit 353), and farther when the job needs it.
Our regular coverage
- I-80 from Kearney to York: roughly Exit 272 (Kearney) to Exit 353 (York), both directions.
- Grand Island interchanges: Exits 312, 314, and 318.
- Alda: Exit 305, just west of Grand Island.
- US-281 north and south of Grand Island, including toward Hastings and Red Cloud.
- Nebraska Highway 2 and the rest of Hall County.
Outside that range? Call anyway. We go farther when a job needs our equipment, and dispatch will tell you what to expect before we roll.
Why the location matters
Our yard sits at 3405 N US Hwy 281 in Grand Island. US-281 runs straight south to I-80 Exit 312, so heavy units head directly for the interstate instead of crossing town. From there it's a straight run east toward York or west toward Kearney.
What we bring to an I-80 scene
- Rotator service for rollovers and heavy lifts, with 2 rotators.
- Heavy-duty towing and recovery with 3 heavy-duty wreckers, air cushions, and load transfer equipment.
- Off-road recovery for units in the median, ditch, or field.
- Light-duty towing for cars and pickups.
Help dispatch find you
- Mile marker or nearest exit number.
- Direction of travel: eastbound or westbound.
- What happened and whether the unit is loaded.
- Your company name or fleet account, if you have one with us.
Questions about coverage
What stretch of I-80 do you cover?
Our regular range runs from Kearney (Exit 272) to York (Exit 353), both directions, dispatched from our yard near Exit 312 in Grand Island. We go farther when a job needs our equipment.
Will you come outside that range?
Yes, when the job needs it. Call dispatch at (308) 384-1116 with your location and what happened, and we'll tell you what to expect.
What should I tell dispatch about my location?
The mile marker or nearest exit, your direction of travel (eastbound or westbound), what happened, and whether the unit is loaded.





