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Auto Salvage Yards with Towing Services in Philadelphia, PA

3 of the 41 junkyards we list in Philadelphia have towing services available.

This directory section lists auto salvage yards and junkyards that operate their own tow trucks or offer dedicated vehicle pickup. Facilities with in-house towing can haul non-running cars, accident wrecks, and frame-damaged vehicles directly without third-party service delays. Before scheduling a pickup, confirm whether towing is complimentary for junk sales or charged at a flat rate.

  1. AAAA Autos Wanted

    3614 Nanton Ter, Philadelphia, PA 19154

    24 hours daily

    Buys junk carsBuys scrap metalFree towing
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  2. Kevs Cash For Junk Cars

    12418 Medford Rd, Philadelphia, PA 19154

    Buys junk carsFree towing
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  3. Welcome To Philajunkcars.com

    1820 E Sedgley Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19124-5620

    7am to 6pm EST

    Buys junk carsFree towing
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Verify title requirements and winch access before requesting a tow truck, as drivers cannot haul vehicles from private property without proof of ownership or clear access to the steering wheel and wheels.

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How much does tow truck service cost if I am not selling the car for scrap?

Standard private tow rates typically start with a base hookup fee of $75 to $125, plus an additional $3 to $7 per mile traveled. Emergency or after-hours 24/7 dispatches often include an additional $35 to $75 surcharge depending on the region.

Do salvage yards provide free towing for junk cars?

Most auto recyclers provide free towing if you are selling the vehicle directly to their yard for scrap value. The cost of transport is factored into your cash offer, though vehicles located beyond a 30-mile service radius may incur a $50 to $100 distance fee.

What documentation must I show the tow truck driver upon arrival?

You must present a valid government-issued photo ID and a physical vehicle title signed over to the buyer. If the state permits title-exempt scrapping for older models, you will need a matching state registration card and a signed bill of sale.