How Much Will It Cost to Retrieve My Vehicle?

Modified on Fri, 6 Mar at 8:56 PM

If your vehicle has been towed to impound, towing and storage fees must be paid before the vehicle can be released.

The total amount due depends on several factors, including the type of tow and how long the vehicle has been stored.

The towing charge covers the cost of removing the vehicle from the property and transporting it to the impound facility.

The exact amount may vary depending on:

Vehicles stored at the impound facility may be subject to daily storage charges.

Storage fees typically begin accruing once the vehicle arrives at the impound lot and continue until the vehicle is picked up.

Retrieving the vehicle promptly can help minimize storage charges.

In some cases, additional charges may apply depending on the circumstances of the tow or vehicle recovery.

Examples may include:

If you would like to confirm the current amount due for your vehicle, contact MC Towing directly.

To confirm that MC Towing has possession of your vehicle and obtain details about retrieval, first locate the vehicle using the online lookup portal.

Vehicle Lookup Portal:

You can search using your license plate number or VIN.

Once located, you may contact MC Towing to confirm the current fees before arriving at the impound lot.

If you have questions about fees or retrieving your vehicle, contact MC Towing.

Phone: (713) 222-2277

Having your license plate number or VIN available will help staff assist you more quickly.

These articles may also help answer common questions:

Do You Think Your Vehicle Was Towed?
Use the vehicle lookup portal to locate your vehicle and confirm whether it has been impounded.
How to Retrieve a Towed Vehicle
Step-by-step instructions for picking up your vehicle from impound.
What Do I Need to Bring to Pick Up My Vehicle?
Learn what identification and documents are required to release a vehicle from impound.
Why Was My Vehicle Towed?
Understand the most common parking violations that result in vehicles being towed from private property.

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