
Centennial, Colorado
Towing in Centennial
Broke down or slid off? Need a car moved? Request a tow anywhere in Centennial (from Arapahoe Road to the Tech Center). A local towing company calls you back with its name and the full price before the truck rolls.
- People
- 108,201
- Drive to work alone
- 64%
- Rent
- 19%
- No car
- 3%
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Towing in Centennial
Centennial covers the south side of the Denver Tech Center. It also takes in Arapahoe Road and the neighborhoods around Centennial Airport. 19% of households rent, fewer than in any other city we cover, so most calls come from owners in their own driveway or garage. A low car or an all-wheel-drive SUV that won't roll should go on a flatbed. Ask for one by name.
Centennial by the numbers
The Census counts about 108,201 people and 42,233 households in Centennial (ACS 2020-2024). 64% of workers drive to work alone and 27% work from home. 19% of households rent, and 3% have no car. Most households here own their cars and park them at home, so the calls are mostly breakdowns and slide-offs.
Census ACS 2020-2024 5-year estimates, tables B01003 (population), B25044 (vehicles), B08301 (commuting) and B25003 (tenure).

Towing services in Centennial
How it works
- Say where you are. Call or text us, or use the form. Give the location and the car. Say where it should go.
- A local towing company calls back. It gives you its business name and one total price for the job.
- You decide before the truck rolls. If the price at the scene is higher than the phone price, you can say no.
Questions
Do you cover all of Centennial?
Yes. The towing company that calls back confirms your location is in its area before anything is booked, and tells you if another company is closer.
Will I know the price before the truck comes?
That is the one thing we ask of every towing company we pass requests to: the total on the phone, with every fee in it, and the same total at the end. If it changes at the scene, you can say no.
Are tow companies licensed in Colorado?
Colorado doesn't issue a towing license. Tow companies need a towing carrier permit from the Colorado Public Utilities Commission, which also sets the maximum rates for tows you didn't ask for and takes complaints. Ask any tow company for its PUC permit number.
Nearby: Aurora, Lakewood, Arvada, Westminster, Thornton, Littleton, Englewood and Denver.