Heavy Duty Towing in Lascassas, TN

Heavy Duty Towing Lascassas serves the rural roads northeast of Murfreesboro. The community in Rutherford County is near the city of Murfreesboro, its ZIP code is 37085, and its roads are mostly pikes and two-lane state routes. When a truck, bus or piece of equipment stops there, call (615) 880-9643.

SR 96 and SR 266 in the same place

Two state routes meet in Lascassas. SR 96 is Lascassas Pike, and SR 266 runs briefly together with SR 96 through town, then turns north and crosses into Wilson County. Going the other way, SR 266 passes through Walterhill and meets US 231. SR 268 also ends at Lascassas Pike on the northeast side of Murfreesboro. A heavy truck headed from Murfreesboro toward Wilson County can end up on this stretch, and drivers who do not know the area sometimes miss the turn.

A name with a long history

Lascassas is named for Bartolome de las Casas, a Spanish missionary who lived from 1484 to 1566 and was known as the Apostle of the Indians. The community has a public elementary school, pre-K through grade 5, with about 611 students as of 2024. That matters to us for one reason. Where there is a school there are school buses and parent traffic at set times of day, so a bus recovery in this area is usually planned around the bell schedule.

The center of the state

The geographic center of Tennessee is marked on Old Lascassas Pike, about half a mile north of Middle Tennessee State University. That is on the Murfreesboro side of the line rather than inside Lascassas itself. Still, it gives a sense of the local grid. Old Lascassas Pike and Lascassas Pike have close names, and it is easy to mix them up on the phone. Tell us which one you mean.

The kind of calls from this side of the county

Lascassas is a rural community, not a plant town. Expect dump trucks and trailers moving to job sites, plus school and church buses. A heavy wrecker on a narrow pike needs room. If the truck is half in the lane, traffic control may be needed, and we say so at the start of the call.

Directions that work on a county road

• Lascassas Pike, Old Lascassas Pike, SR 266, SR 96 or another road
• The nearest crossroad, mailbox number or farm gate
• Whether you are in a ditch, in the lane or on a gravel shoulder
• Vehicle type, length and weight
• Who is paying and a callback number

Dispatch answers 24/7. We give an honest arrival estimate on the call once we know where you are.

How the highways reach it

SR 266 is 39.81 miles long. It starts at I-24 exit 66 in Smyrna, crosses I-840 at exit 61, meets US 231 at Walterhill, shares the road with SR 96 through Lascassas, then heads north as Cainsville Road into Wilson County, passing Norene and ending in Lebanon. SR 268 is the other connection. It runs 7.41 miles through the north and west suburbs of Murfreesboro and ends at SR 96, Lascassas Pike, northeast of the city. Because the routes change names so often, a street name alone is not always enough. Give us the route number and the name if you can.

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