Where We Operate
Our Coverage Area
I-70 mountain corridor, US-6, and C-470 — the full Front Range and Summit County network.
From the urban beltway to the Continental Divide, we cover three of Colorado's most critical corridors. I-70 climbs from Golden through the Rockies to Copper Mountain. US-6 runs east from Golden through Lakewood to I-25. C-470 connects the southwest metro from I-70 down to I-25 in Douglas County. Wherever you're stranded on this network, we can reach you.
I-70 Mountain Corridor
We cover I-70 from Golden at the base of the foothills west to Copper Mountain at the Hwy 91 junction — roughly 65 miles of mountain highway that includes every major pass, resort exit, and rest area in between.
US-6 Corridor — Golden to I-25
We also cover US-6 from the I-70 interchange in Golden east through Lakewood, Edgewater, and into Denver, ending at the I-25 junction. This urban stretch sees heavy commuter and ski-season traffic and is a common breakdown zone heading to and from the mountains.
C-470 Beltway — I-70 to I-25
C-470 is the southwest metro beltway, running from I-70 in Wheat Ridge south through Lakewood, Littleton, and Lone Tree to I-25 in Douglas County. It's a major ski-traffic artery on winter weekends and a frequent breakdown zone during peak hours and storms.
Towns We Serve
From Douglas County to Summit County — I-70, US-6, and C-470, we've got you covered.
Golden
Jefferson County
Wheat Ridge
Jefferson County
Lakewood
Jefferson County
Edgewater
Jefferson County
Littleton
Jefferson / Arapahoe County
Highlands Ranch
Douglas County
Lone Tree
Douglas County
Denver (West)
Denver County
Idaho Springs
Clear Creek County
Georgetown
Clear Creek County
Silver Plume
Clear Creek County
Silverthorne
Summit County
Dillon
Summit County
Frisco
Summit County
Copper Mountain
Summit County
Mountain Conditions We Handle
Mountain driving creates specific hazards. We're built for all of them.
Black Ice & Verglas
Forms overnight on shaded sections — particularly in the Georgetown canyon and on the Eisenhower Tunnel approach. We carry sand and know the hot spots.
Heavy Snow & Drifting
Summit County and the Eisenhower Tunnel approach can see 2–3 feet overnight. We operate through CDOT closures where permitted.
Traction Laws
Colorado requires chains or AWD/4WD with snow tires on I-70 above 9,000 ft during traction law periods. We carry and fit chains on-site.
High-Altitude Breakdowns
Altitude affects fuel systems, batteries, and tires differently. We're equipped for the specific failure modes common above 9,000 ft.
Wherever you are on I-70, US-6, or C-470, we can reach you.
Available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.