Riley County

Towing and roadside truck repair in Manhattan, KS

Titan Tow & Repair is a 24-hour towing company covering Manhattan, KS from our yard in Liberty, Missouri, running out via I-435 to I-70 west, then K-177 north. We send tow trucks for heavy, medium and light duty in Manhattan, handle winch-outs and recovery, and repair many trucks at the roadside instead of towing them. Call and we will give you an honest arrival time for where you are sitting.

Titan heavy-duty wrecker, dispatched to Manhattan, KS from the Liberty yard.

What we run into in Manhattan

Manhattan is the biggest town in the Flint Hills, and its oldest streets sit low on the floodplain where the Big Blue River empties into the Kansas River, with part of the city across the Big Blue in Pottawatomie County. I-70 stays south of town. From it, K-177 runs north as the four-lane Bill Snyder Highway over the Kansas River viaduct, K-18 arrives as a divided freeway from Grandview Plaza past Manhattan Regional Airport, and McDowell Creek Road has its own exit. Inside the city, US-24 is Tuttle Creek Boulevard, Fort Riley Boulevard follows the old Rock Island right-of-way, and K-113, Seth Child Road, serves the west side and K-State's athletic facilities. A Union Pacific mainline still crosses town, K-13 heads north over the Tuttle Creek Lake dam, and Fort Riley spreads west toward Junction City.

Start with the road number, then the boulevard name: Tuttle Creek, Fort Riley or Seth Child. On K-18, say whether you are on the freeway toward I-70 or in town near the airport. In Aggieville or on campus, a business or building name is better than a street address.

Roads we cover here

I-70 · K-177 · K-18 · US-24 · K-113

Landmarks and interchanges we cover in Manhattan

  • Aggieville, the shopping and nightlife district next to the Kansas State University campus
  • Bill Snyder Family Football Stadium and Bramlage Coliseum
  • Tuttle Creek State Park and the Tuttle Creek Lake dam, north of the city
Manhattan, KS — service facts
CityManhattan, KS (Riley County)
County pageEvery town we cover in Riley County
ZIP codes covered66502, 66503, 66505, 66506
Arrival timeCall and we will give you an honest ETA to your exact location
Hours24 hours a day, every day
Weight classesHeavy, medium and light duty, plus recovery
Wrecker serviceA heavy wrecker and a heavy-duty tow unit for semis and buses; rollback flatbeds for cars, pickups and vans
Roadside assistanceRoadside truck repair and tire service for semis; jump starts, tire changes and lockouts for cars where we can
Dispatch(816) 888-8732
In Manhattan

Towing and truck repair services in Manhattan

Towing in Manhattan — common questions

Can you recover a semi on the K-18 freeway between Grandview Plaza and Manhattan?

Yes, 24 hours a day. Titan Tow & Repair sends heavy wreckers from Liberty to the K-18 freeway, the divided stretch that runs from I-70 at Grandview Plaza to the diverging diamond interchange at K-113 on Manhattan's west side, passing Manhattan Regional Airport. A limited-access road gives you no cross streets to name, so tell us your direction, the last interchange you passed and whether the trailer is loaded. If the truck simply will not go, the mobile service truck can often put an air, tire or electrical fault right on the shoulder.

My car died in Aggieville late at night. Can you still send a flatbed?

Yes. Titan Tow & Repair runs rollback flatbeds around the clock, so a car or pickup that quits in Aggieville after the bars close rides out on the bed to the garage or address you pick. Aggieville sits beside the Kansas State University campus, so give the business you are parked next to or the nearest cross street, and say whether the car is in a lot or on the street. If there is an event at Bill Snyder Family Football Stadium or Bramlage Coliseum that night, mention it, because Seth Child Road carries much of the traffic to K-State's athletic facilities.

Can you get a camper or boat trailer out of Tuttle Creek State Park?

Yes. Titan Tow & Repair winches out and tows pickups, campers and boat trailers at Tuttle Creek State Park, on the reservoir north of Manhattan, at any hour. K-13 leaves US-24 north of the city, runs through the park and crosses the Tuttle Creek Lake dam into Pottawatomie County, so tell us first whether you are on the dam, on K-13 or inside the park itself. Then say what is hitched and whether it can be unhitched where it sits. A rig that will not drive afterwards leaves on a rollback flatbed or behind a heavy wrecker.

(816) 888-8732