There are several reasons why you might consider having your car towed to the yard after an accident. 

• You do not have to pay the tow bill (insurance policy should cover). 
• The insurance adjuster will inspect your car and other cars involved sooner to avoid storage fees.
• You can avoid the eyesore of an ugly wreck at your house or reminders of your unfortunate incident.

If your vehicle was towed from a private parking lot, you can call the telephone number listed on the tow-away signs located within the parking lot in order to locate your vehicle. Vehicle storage facilities are required to report non-consent tows to local law enforcement after receiving the vehicle. You may want to contact the local law enforcement agency within the vicinity of where your vehicle was towed.

A valid photo identification issued by the state or federal government (usually a driver’s license) in addition you will also need one of the following:

• Valid Insurance Policy for the Vehicle (Proof of financial responsibility (insurance card), as required by Transportation Code §601.051, such as an additional form of identification that establishes ownership or right of possession or control of the vehicle).
• Current Registration 
• If you are not the registered owner or have proof of ownership you will need a TDLR-Form (VSF011) Removal or Inspection of a Motor Vehicle at a VSF. Click on Link.   https://www.tdlr.texas.gov/towing/forms/VSF011.pdf

(Please note that TDLR-Form VSF011 requires the form to be notarized).

• Notarized power-of-attorney (Documents notarized out of state are valid and must be accepted by storage facilities for release of vehicles, even if the form or format of the notarization is different from the one designed for use by Texas notaries)
• Court order
• Certificate of title (The VSF must accept a vehicle title as an instrument of release, even if the person presenting the title is not the name on the front or back of the title)
• Tax collector’s receipt with vehicle registration renewal card accompanied by a conforming identification
• Name and address information corresponding to that contained in the files of the Texas Department of Motor Vehicles
• Current automobile lease or rental agreement executed by the operator of the vehicle or a person holding a power of attorney executed by the person named in the lease agreement
• Appropriate identification of any state or federal law enforcement agency representative

Most recent version of a department-approved form or electronic version of a department-approved form published on the department’s website, www.tdlr.texas.gov; which the VSF must make available to the vehicle owner or person seeking possession of or access to the vehicle

• All major debit or credit cards (except American Express) there is a $2.50 processing fee for all debit or credit card transactions. 

• Cash

Upon request our towing experts will gladly provide lockout services to our customers. Regardless of the make or model of your car, our towing professionals will be able to assist you with unlocking your car. When you call up our dispatchers, simply describe the issue-whether you’ve lost your keys or they’re locked inside-the make and model of the car, and your location, and we will have you on your way in no time.

Anyone who calls up our towing professionals can expect a comprehensive fuel service. Our towing experts will drive to anyone, located anywhere (within the county of El Paso), and bring along enough gas to get you right back on the road. For those who are too far from a gas station and have nothing in their tank, they can depend on the swift and caring services from our specialists. If a customer needs a particular quality of gas, or specific amounts, our experts will be certain to meet all the requirements at the patron’s request. No one who urgently needs gas for their car needs to be stranded: our professionals are on duty.