Roadside HERO · San Francisco & San Mateo County
Motorcycle towing.
Your next step.
Help moving your motorcycle. Call to confirm suitable towing equipment and availability.
Before you call.
- Share the motorcycle model, weight and condition
- Explain any wheel, steering or access restrictions
- Confirm pickup, destination and suitable transport equipment
Every vehicle and location is different. The service team can confirm what is available, the equipment needed, pricing and an estimated arrival time when you call.
Check the service regionFrom stuck to a plan
Here’s how it works.
Tell us where you are.
Your exact location, your vehicle and what happened. A few details help us understand the situation.
Know what comes next.
Confirm availability, pricing and an estimated arrival time on the call before you agree to service.
Make your next move.
Follow the agreed plan. For towing, tell us the destination you would like your vehicle taken to.
A little help. A way forward.
Let’s get your day
moving again.
Call with your location and vehicle details.
What to know before calling
Motorcycle towing: prepare for the right next step
Motorcycle transport needs attention to weight, securing points, steering condition and suitable loading equipment.
Describe the motorcycle
Provide make, model, approximate weight and whether it rolls and steers. Mention saddlebags, extended forks or damage that can change loading.
Plan secure handling
A motorcycle should be transported with appropriate equipment and tie-down methods. Ask the provider to confirm the actual arrangement instead of assuming every truck handles motorcycles.
Explain access and delivery
Share the parking surface, building access, pickup address and destination. Ask who will receive the motorcycle and confirm the total price.
Common questions about motorcycle towing
Can every tow truck carry a motorcycle?
No. Ask about motorcycle-specific loading and securing equipment and availability.
Can a damaged motorcycle be moved?
Possibly, depending on the type of damage and equipment; describe it before dispatch.
For immediate danger or injuries, contact emergency responders first. Other issues: review service areas or call to confirm options and a quote.
Call (415) 500-1203 ↗