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InterCar
Flatbed tow truck and service pickup on an American highway at sunrise

Six service lines, one network

A nationwide roadside and towing network, one call away

Tell us what the vehicle needs and where it is. You see what that job typically costs before you commit, and a vetted local operator confirms the final price with you before anyone is dispatched.

  • Vetted, licensed local operators
  • A price range before dispatch
  • Requests taken around the clock
  • No membership, no subscription

The short answer

InterCar Group connects US drivers and businesses with vetted local operators for towing, roadside assistance, car shipping, junk car removal, non-running vehicle purchase and EV charger repair. You describe the job, see the typical range it falls into, then the operator confirms the final price before anything is dispatched. No membership, no subscription.

Start with what you need

Six service lines, each with its own operators, its own paperwork and its own published prices. Open the one that matches your situation.

  • Vetted local operatorsEvery job goes to an established local company, checked for the license and insurance its state requires before it takes work from us.
  • Published price rangesWhat each service typically costs is on the page before you hand over anything. The operator confirms the final number with you, and you are free to decline it.
  • No membership, no subscriptionNothing to join and nothing to renew. You pay for the single job you need, on the day you need it.
  • Local coverage, honestly statedThe network is organized state by state. If nobody covers your location for the service you need, we say so straight away instead of leaving you waiting.

From your request to the job being done

The same four steps sit behind every service line on this site.

  1. Tell us what happened

    Where the vehicle is, where it needs to go if it needs to go anywhere, what kind of vehicle it is, and what is wrong with it. Two minutes on a phone. The more accurate the address and the vehicle description, the less chance an operator arrives with the wrong truck.
  2. See the price range before you commit

    We show you what this job typically costs, and what would move it up or down — distance, vehicle weight, whether the wheels turn, time of day. It is an estimate built from market rates, not a quote, and we say so. Nothing is booked at this point.
  3. A local operator takes the job

    Your request goes to an operator who covers your area and has the right equipment for it. They contact you directly, confirm the final price, and tell you when they are setting off. If the price is not what you expected, you are free to decline — there is nothing to cancel.
  4. The work gets done, and you pay them

    The operator performs the service and takes payment directly. They carry the license and the insurance for the work. If something goes wrong, tell us as well as them: an operator who does not hold the standard does not stay in the network.
How it works, in detail

What these services typically cost

Each service line publishes the range its work actually falls into, and what moves it. One row from each of those tables sits below, read from the same content the hub renders. They are estimates built from market rates, not quotes: the local operator sets the final number and confirms it with you before anything is dispatched.

One representative price range from each service line, taken from that page's own pricing table.
Service lineWhat the figure coversTypical range
TowingHook-up feeThe fee for putting the vehicle on the truck. Loaded miles are added on top, and nothing is dispatched below the operator’s minimum.You pay$50 – $125per call
Roadside assistanceJump startPriced per visit rather than per mile, like every other roadside call. Parts and fuel are billed separately and named.You pay$50 – $120per visit
Car shippingOpen carrier, 500 to 1,500 milesThe middle distance band, where most one-off household moves land. An enclosed trailer or a vehicle that does not run each add to it.You pay$0.65 – $1.2per mile
Junk car removalComplete vehicle, catalytic converter still fittedWhat an end-of-life vehicle is typically worth with its converter still on it, whether or not it starts. Pickup is free.You are paid$100 – $500per vehicle
Sell a non-running carMid-size sedanA published buyer payout range by body type, not a valuation of your car. Every offer is subject to inspection and to your state’s title rules.You are paid$400 – $800per vehicle
EV charger serviceDiagnostic visitEstablishes what is actually wrong before a repair is quoted. Many operators credit it against the repair — ask before booking.You pay$150 – $350per visit

Estimates only. Final price confirmed by the local operator before dispatch. Offers are subject to inspection and applicable state title requirements.

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EV charging accessories and car security gear

Holsters, locks and covers for the charger on the garage wall, and small tools that make a car harder to steal — sold and shipped by InterCar.

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Describe the job once

Tell us what the vehicle needs and where it is. We route it to a vetted, licensed local operator who confirms the price with you before anything is dispatched.

Estimates only. The local operator confirms the final price before dispatch.