Middle of the day or dead of night, on the road or in a ditch,we're here for you. Iron Horse Towing has the equipment to handle any situation. Whether you've run out of gas, had an accident, or your car won't start, let us come get you going fast. And, if it can't be fixed on site, we'll tow you in and help get you on your way.
We know if you're calling us, you're in a stressful situation. It's important that we alleviate that stress. All of our technicians know how to handle the equipment and are trained to do so under pressure. Our towing team operates with speed and knowledge, we'll help you sort everything out as efficiently as possible! For tow truck services and auto repair, we're on the way.
With the latest trucks and equipment, our fleet is capable of towing everything from motorcycles to semi-trucks. The safety of your vehicle is of utmost importance to us, so we take every precaution. We have the most recent technology available; computerized engine diagnostics, and are trained in the use of all of our tools to quickly identify and solve problems.
Iron Horse Towing was started in 1995 by the current owner Scott Wolff. What started 30 years ago was a small towing business with 1 truck. Presently, Iron Horse Towing employs over 15 team members and the business has expanded to include : auto repair, accident recovery, and a Meyer Dealership and Service Center. Iron Horse Towing is a proud supporter of Veterans, local non profits, and community evets.
Scott has an extensive history in the emergency services industry; making towing and accident recovery an ideal fit. He thrives in a fast-paced environment, revels in the fact that every day is different, and excels at meeting the challenges of various recovery operations.
Plus Scott loves shiny trucks!
Scott is currently the President of the Montana Tow Truck Association.
The towing and accident recovery industry can be frenetic and stressful. You and your family can breath easy knowing you are in reliable and experienced hands with Scott Wolff and Iron Horse Towing.
All 50 states have "Move Over" laws to protect law enforcement officers and other first responders stopped on roadways, yet one-third of Americans are not aware of these laws. Violation of the Move Over law results in fines and in some cases jail time.
Remember, next time you see flashing lights on the side of the road or roadside workers, Move Over. It’s the Law.
When a vehicle with flashing lights is stopped on or next to a roadway, drivers approaching the vehicle should: