SAN MARCOS, CA – June 3, 2025 – Local Business Owner David Cuts Response Times for Roadside Emergencies.
When David first started Expedite Towing, he watched too many drivers wait hours for help on busy San Diego County roads. Now his company has opened a new location at 1101 W San Marcos Blvd, Suite 3, putting faster roadside assistance within reach of thousands more North County residents.
The San Marcos tow yard serves drivers from Oceanside down to Del Mar, and east through Vista, Escondido, and Poway. David picked this spot because San Marcos sits right in the middle of North County’s busiest corridors – Highway 78 and Interstate 5 both run nearby.
“People get stuck at the worst times,” David said during a break from dispatching calls. “Maybe they’re heading to work in Carlsbad, or taking kids to soccer practice in Encinitas. Nobody plans to need a tow truck, but when they do, we want to be there fast.”
The timing makes sense. San Marcos keeps growing as more families move to North County for jobs at companies like Viasat and access to California State University San Marcos. More residents means more cars on roads that already see heavy traffic heading to popular spots like LEGOLAND California and the Del Mar racetrack.
David’s crew handles the usual roadside problems – dead batteries, flat tires, lockouts – plus towing for accidents and breakdowns. They work around the clock because car trouble doesn’t stick to business hours. Last month alone, they helped drivers near Moonlight Beach in Encinitas, outside the San Diego Zoo Safari Park in Escondido, and along the crowded Palomar Airport Road in Carlsbad.
The new location puts Expedite Towing closer to some of North County’s trickiest spots. Highway 78 gets backed up during rush hour, and the winding roads near Palomar Mountain can catch drivers off guard. Having trucks based in San Marcos cuts travel time to these areas by up to twenty minutes.
“We’re not trying to be the biggest towing company,” David explained while checking equipment in the shop’s bay. “We just want to do right by people when they’re having a bad day.”
Local drivers have already started calling the San Marcos number for help. Sarah Chen, who commutes from Solana Beach to her job in Vista, needed a jump start last week when her battery died in a Walmart parking lot. “They got there in fifteen minutes,” she said. “The driver was friendly and didn’t try to sell me anything extra.”
Expedite Towing takes most insurance and offers upfront pricing for cash customers. David says transparent costs matter as much as quick response times. The San Marcos team includes certified technicians who can handle everything from motorcycles to commercial trucks.
The company expects steady growth as North County’s population approaches 900,000 people. With beach communities like Carlsbad and Oceanside drawing more visitors year-round, plus inland areas like Escondido expanding rapidly, roadside assistance stays busy.
About Expedite Towing
Expedite Towing provides 24-hour roadside assistance throughout San Diego County. Owner David started the family business to serve local drivers with honest pricing and reliable service.
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