Titan Tow & Repair runs heavy wreckers, rollback flatbeds and a mobile service truck across Anderson County, Kansas, around the clock, from Garnett, the county seat, to Greeley and the county roads between. Dispatched from our yard in Liberty, Missouri, we tow heavy, medium and light duty on US-59, US-169 and K-31, handle winch-outs and recovery, and repair trucks, trailers and tires at the roadside.
Anderson County has no interstate. Its major highways are US-59, US-169, K-31, K-52 and K-58, and the first three cross at Garnett, the county seat. The nearest interstate, I-35, lies north of Garnett, so heavy trucks in this county travel the US highways and state routes rather than a freeway. The Garnett Industrial Airport sits along US-169. North-east of Garnett, Greeley stands in the Pottawatomie Valley near where the North and South forks of Pottawatomie Creek meet, on a rail line the Missouri Pacific brought through in 1879 that now runs as part of the Union Pacific.
Garnett has a railroad and is served by freight lines and interstate carriers, and its old Santa Fe rail bed now carries the Prairie Spirit Trail State Park bike path instead of trains. Greeley still has its Union Pacific track and the grade crossings that go with it. The county's economy was built on farming, with some coal mining from local deposits, and settlement began near Greeley in 1854 on fields the Potawatomi had worked. Around Garnett, name the highway and which side of town you are on. In Greeley, Brown Avenue is the main street to mention, and out on K-52 or K-58, give the nearest crossroad and the direction you were heading.
| County | Anderson County, Kansas |
|---|---|
| County seat | Garnett |
| Main roads | US-59, US-169, K-31, K-52, K-58 |
| Towns covered | 2 |
| Hours | 24 hours a day, every day |
| Dispatched from | 2751 Liberty Landing Rd., Liberty, MO |
| Dispatch | (816) 888-8732 |
US-59, US-169 and K-31 cross at Garnett, which was platted in 1857, named for W. A. Garnett of Louisville, Kentucky, and has been the county seat since 1859. The Garnett Industrial Airport lies along US-169, and the Prairie Spirit Trail follows the old Santa Fe rail bed through town. The Anderson County Courthouse and the 1858 Garnett House Hotel both stand in town.
Free Staters laid out Greeley in December 1856 and named it for Horace Greeley, although the post office did not use that name until 1866. The Missouri Pacific reached town in 1879, and the line runs today as part of the Union Pacific. Greeley sits north-east of Garnett in the Pottawatomie Valley, near the meeting of the creek's North and South forks, and Brown Avenue, named for John Brown, is the main commercial street and the one to give dispatch.
No. Titan Tow & Repair sends heavy wreckers to Garnett and the rest of Anderson County around the clock from Liberty, Missouri. I-35 lies north of town, and Garnett itself sits at the crossroads of US-59, US-169 and K-31, so tell us which of the three you are on, your direction and the nearest landmark, such as the Garnett Industrial Airport on US-169. Give the weight and whether the trailer is loaded, and we will send equipment that fits the job.
Yes. Titan Tow & Repair tows cars and pickups on rollback flatbeds, 24 hours a day, and takes them wherever you need them: a garage in Garnett, a dealer or your own driveway. Greeley lies north-east of Garnett in the Pottawatomie Valley, and Brown Avenue is its main commercial street, so give the street and the nearest cross street. Tell us whether the car rolls and steers and where it is going, because the destination shapes the tow.
Often, yes. Titan Tow & Repair's mobile service truck handles tires, air leaks, lights and many other truck and trailer faults where the truck stops, around the clock. US-59 runs through both Garnett and Ottawa, so tell us your direction, the nearest crossroad or town and what the truck is doing, and send a photo of the dash if warning lights are on. If the fault cannot be fixed on the spot, a heavy wrecker can tow it wherever you choose.
