Towing and roadside repair in Polo, MO
Titan Tow & Repair covers Polo, MO 24 hours a day from our yard in Liberty, Missouri, running out via I-35 north, then Route 116 east. We tow heavy, medium and light duty in Polo, handle winch-outs and recovery, and repair many trucks at the roadside instead of towing them. A truck is usually with you within about 60 minutes, with a real ETA on the phone.
What we run into in Polo
Polo is a crossroads town in the south-west of Caldwell County, built where Route 13 meets Route 116. Route 116 is the east–west road, running west toward Lathrop and I-35 and east past the Route B turn-off for Cowgill to Braymer. Route 13 is the north–south road through town, and Kingston, the county seat, lies to the north. Polo was laid out in 1867 and took its name from Polo, Illinois; its post office has run since 1868. Knoxville, over the line in Ray County, lies to the south. The county around Polo is entirely rural, so once you leave the two state routes you are on county roads with soft edges, and a wheel that drops off one after rain tends to keep sinking.
Give us the route and the side of town: Route 13 north or south of Polo, or Route 116 east toward Cowgill or west toward Lathrop. On a county road, your direction and distance from the Route 13 and Route 116 intersection is the easiest way for us to find you.
Roads we cover here
Route 13 · Route 116 · I-35 at Lathrop
Landmarks and interchanges we cover in Polo
- the Route 13 and Route 116 intersection
- Polo High School
- the Route B turn-off for Cowgill
| City | Polo, MO (Caldwell County) |
|---|---|
| County page | Every town we cover in Caldwell County |
| ZIP codes covered | 64671 |
| Arrival time | Usually within about 60 minutes — we confirm a real ETA for your exact location when you call |
| Hours | 24 hours a day, every day |
| Weight classes | Heavy, medium and light duty, plus recovery |
| Dispatch | (816) 888-8732 |
What we can do for you here
- Heavy-duty towingSemi tractors · Loaded trailers · Buses and coaches · Equipment
- Mobile truck repairAir systems and brakes · Batteries and charging · Cooling systems · Diesel engine faults
- Mobile trailer repairLights and wiring · Landing gear · Air lines and glad hands · Trailer brakes
- Fleet & commercial towingBox and straight trucks · Cargo and service vans · Company cars and pickups · Repeat account billing
- Winch-outs & recoveryDitch and median winch-outs · Rollovers and uprighting · Jackknifed tractor-trailers · Load shifts
- Mobile tire serviceSteer tires · Drive tires · Trailer tires · Wheel-end work
- Light-duty towingCars and crossovers · Pickups and vans · Camper vans and small towables · Accident vehicles
- RV & motorhome towingClass A motorhomes · Class C motorhomes · Class B camper vans · Travel trailers and fifth-wheels
Towing in Polo — common questions
Is the Route 13 and Route 116 corner in Polo a good place to meet the wrecker?
Often, yes, if the vehicle can get there safely. Titan Tow & Repair's trucks come into Polo on Route 116 from I-35, and the intersection with Route 13 is the one spot in town every driver can find. If the vehicle cannot move, stay where you are and describe your position from that corner instead: which route, which direction and roughly how far. Either way, tell us what the vehicle is, whether it is loaded and whether anything is hitched, so the right truck comes the first time.
My semi threw a tire on Route 13 outside Polo. Can you bring a replacement out?
Yes. Titan Tow & Repair's mobile service truck handles truck and trailer tires at the roadside, Route 13 around Polo included. Read us the size off the sidewall of the damaged tire or its partner, tell us the position, whether steer, drive or trailer, and whether it is a single or a dual, and give your direction from the Route 13 and Route 116 intersection. The right size on the first call saves a second trip. If the wheel, hub or fender is damaged too, say so, because that changes what comes with the truck.