City streets, the 33 and every neighborhood in between. One number, any hour.
Cheap Buffalo Towing is based in Depew, just east of the city line, and Buffalo is the name on the truck. When a car will not start on a side street, gets stuck in a snowbank on a residential block or quits on the Kensington Expressway, call (716) 235-0542 and tell us where you are.
We run light-duty and flatbed towing, plus roadside help that keeps the truck from loading at all: jump starts, lockouts, flat tire changes and fuel delivery. Our Google listing shows open 24 hours, every day of the week.
Buffalo sits at the east end of Lake Erie, and lake-effect snow can bury the city in a single storm. Cars get plowed in on side streets, slide into curbs and get stuck in unplowed lots. A winch-out or a flatbed is often the only way to get a vehicle moving again.
Deep cold is hard on batteries, so jump starts are a winter staple, and the freeze and thaw that follows opens up potholes that bend rims and blow tires. When a car cannot be fixed at the curb, a flatbed carries it without dragging anything.
Cars, pickups and anything light-duty carried on the flatbed to wherever it needs to go.
02Fuel delivery, flat tire changes and battery boosts, right where you are parked in the city.
03Locked out or dead in a parking lot downtown or on your street, back in and running.
04Snowbanks, curbs and collisions, recovered and hauled in one visit.
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Straight answers for Buffalo. Anything else, call (716) 235-0542.
Yes. Buffalo is part of our service area, and we are based in Depew just east of the city. Call (716) 235-0542 with your location and what you are driving.
Yes. Winch-outs are one of our services, for snowbanks, ditches, soft ground and curbs. If the car needs to go to a shop afterwards, we can tow it on the same visit.
Our Google listing shows open 24 hours, every day of the week, so call (716) 235-0542 whatever the time.
Based in Depew and covering Buffalo and Erie County. See every area we serve.
Call (716) 235-0542, tell us where you are and what you’re driving.
