Towing & Roadside · La Habra & Orange County
24/7 Roadside Assistance
Sometimes you don't need a tow — just a hand to get moving again.
24/7 Service
Since 1978
All Vehicles
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Not every roadside problem means your car has to leave on a truck. Graham's Towing handles the common emergencies that leave drivers stuck — dead batteries, flat tires, lockouts, and empty tanks — so you can often be back on the road in minutes. And if the problem turns out to be bigger, we already have a truck there.
When you might need it
Your battery is dead and the car won't crank
You have a flat and no spare or no jack
You've locked your keys inside
You've run out of fuel
You're not sure what's wrong and need help fast
What we handle
Jump-starts for a dead batteryFlat tire changes with your spareVehicle lockoutsEmergency fuel deliveryOn-scene assessment — tow only if needed
Stranded right now?
Calling is faster than any form — a real dispatcher answers.
(562) 694-5646
Calling is faster than any form — a real dispatcher answers.
Step by step
How Graham's handles it
- Call dispatch and describe what happened
- We send a roadside-equipped operator
- We diagnose and handle it on the spot when possible
- If a tow is needed, we're already there to load up
The difference
Why call Graham's
- Local, family-run team that has served Orange County since 1978
- Trained, professional operators and well-maintained trucks
- Live dispatch — a real person answers and routes a truck to you
- Careful, damage-free handling of every vehicle
- Clear communication from the first call to drop-off
Coverage
Where this service is available
We provide roadside assistance across La Habra and Orange County, including:
Questions
Roadside Assistance FAQs
What roadside services do you offer?
Jump-starts, flat tire changes, lockouts, and emergency fuel delivery. If the issue needs a tow, we handle that too.
Do you work with motor clubs?
Motor-club arrangements can vary — call us at (562) 694-5646 and we'll let you know how we can help.
What if the jump or tire change doesn't fix it?
Then we tow. Because a truck is already on scene, there's no second wait.