Southern Baldwin County, near the Florida line
Heavy Duty Towing in Robertsdale, AL
The last Alabama stretch of I-10, plus US 90 and the county roads that feed it.
- Dispatch answers 24/7
- Written invoice estimate on every job
- Heavy wreckers, rotators and lowboys for big units
The Last Alabama Exits Before Florida
Heavy Duty Towing in Robertsdale covers the final stretch of Interstate 10 in Alabama, the US 90 corridor and the county roads in between. The city counted 6,708 residents in 2020 and sits in southern Baldwin County, about 24 miles east of Mobile and 35 miles west of Pensacola by US 90. Truckers heading east tend to arrive here tired after the bay crossing and the miles beyond it. Our dispatcher answers 24/7 at (251) 355-4026.
Exit 49, Exit 53 and the state line
Alabama's I-10 exit table lists Exit 49 as the Baldwin Beach Express (County Road 68) toward Gulf Shores and Orange Beach, in the Robertsdale area, and Exit 53 as County Road 64 (Wilcox Road), the last interchange in Alabama. The Alabama-Florida line follows at milepost 66.269, about 13 miles beyond Exit 53, and I-10 continues east as State Road 8 toward Pensacola. A long gap between exits is worth knowing about. If you break down past Exit 53, there is no ramp to coast to, and the nearest help is a long way by road. Tell dispatch your mile marker as well as your last exit.
US 90 and the Old Spanish Trail
US Route 90, the Old Spanish Trail, passes through Robertsdale. Wikipedia lists it about 24 miles west to Mobile and 35 miles east to Pensacola. Alabama 104 ends at Alabama 59 (Milwaukee Street) in Robertsdale, after meeting County Road 65 (Palmer Street), and SR 59 runs north from the city to I-10 at Exit 44 in Loxley. Trucks cutting between I-10 and the coast use these roads, so a breakdown on a two-lane edge or a signal approach is common work for us.
Filters and farm trucks
A 2020 Business Alabama list of the largest industrial employers in Baldwin County names Quality Filters in Robertsdale, a maker of commercial and residential air filters and HVAC and paint filtration products with 130 employees. Loads of finished filters leave in box trucks and dry vans. If one of those quits at the plant or on the road, we recover it and can help move the trailer to a safe lot or yard so your freight does not sit on a shoulder.
Equipment and trailers on county roads
Dump trucks and flatbeds carrying machinery share the county roads here with local traffic, and soft shoulders and ditches catch trailers. When that happens we weigh two things first: the unit's real weight and the way it sits. A trailer on its side calls for air cushions and a rotator-style lift. A truck nose-down in a ditch is usually a winch-out. Give dispatch what you see, and we will help you decide.
Call checklist
- I-10 mile marker, exit number or road name
- Direction of travel
- Unit, weight class, trailer length
- Cargo, and whether any of it is hazardous
- Problem, and who is paying
A note on timing
Dispatch answers all hours. The dispatcher gives an honest arrival estimate on the phone and says what is in the way. Call (251) 355-4026 or
.Robertsdale Numbers and Routes
- I-10 exits. Alabama's I-10 table lists Exit 49 (Baldwin Beach Express, CR 68, Robertsdale area) and Exit 53 (CR 64, Wilcox Road), the last interchange before the Florida line at milepost 66.269.
- US 90. US 90, the Old Spanish Trail, passes through the city about 24 miles west to Mobile and 35 miles east to Pensacola.
- Town basics. Robertsdale was incorporated in 1921, counted 6,708 people in 2020 and sits at 144 feet in southern Baldwin County.
- Local employer. Business Alabama's 2020 Baldwin County employer list names Quality Filters in Robertsdale, a manufacturer of air filters with 130 employees.
Robertsdale Questions
I broke down past I-10 Exit 53. Can you still reach me?
Yes. Give the mile marker and direction. The dispatcher tells you the arrival estimate on the call, and the long gap before the state line is part of that.
Do you tow trucks coming off the Baldwin Beach Express at Exit 49?
Yes. Say whether you are on the ramp, the express road or the interstate shoulder.
Can you recover a loaded box truck from a plant in Robertsdale?
Yes. Tell us the weight and cargo. We tow the unit or help transfer freight so it does not sit.
Who do I call for a rollover on a county road?
Call (251) 355-4026 and give the road, nearest crossing and what position the unit is in. Rollovers may need air cushions and extra equipment.
Free Estimates in Robertsdale, AL
Heavy duty towing in Robertsdale, answered 24/7 at (251) 355-4026.
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