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COSTA MESA, CA

Coastal Orange County has the highest concentration of exotic and collector cars in the country, and most of them should never go on a standard rollback. Costa Mesa is where our zero-degree decks live for that reason — along with the everyday light and medium fleet. Call Costa Mesa direct: (714) 542-7241.

(714) 542-7241Costa Mesa dispatch, 24/7
10–25 mintypical local response
Light + medium + zero-degreeat this yard
Orange County

Towing in Costa Mesa

The 405, the 55, the 73 and PCH all run through this yard's territory, and what shows up on the hook here is different from anywhere else we work.

The 405 / 73 and 405 / 55

The two interchanges that generate most of the work. Full corridor detail on our I-405 towing page.

Newport, Irvine and Huntington

Exotic and luxury density here is extreme. A lowered McLaren, a bagged build, or a concours restoration needs a deck that lays flush to the pavement — not an 8–12° rollback that will tear the splitter off on the approach. See zero-degree exotic transport.

PCH and the Coastal Structures

Valet lots, low-clearance parking structures, and the tight coastal streets. Clearance matters more than tonnage down here — tell dispatch the ceiling height.

South Coast Plaza and the Metro District

Retail and office traffic, structure work, and the managed lots that come with it — see property impound program.

Where the Heavy Iron Comes From

No rotator in Costa Mesa. Heavy jobs roll from Whittier HQ.

What This Yard Actually Holds

Wheel-lifts, flatbeds, medium wreckers and — the reason this yard matters — zero-degree exotic decks, based here specifically because the Newport and Irvine collector corridor demands them. No rotator on site; heavy recovery rolls from Whittier HQ.

Freeways We Work From Costa Mesa

The 405, the 55 and the 73, plus PCH and the coastal surface corridor from Newport to Huntington.

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Cities We Cover From Costa Mesa

Costa Mesa, Newport Beach, Huntington Beach, Irvine, Fountain Valley, Corona del Mar, Laguna Beach, Westminster, South Coast Metro, Balboa.

Why Costa Mesa Calls Hadley

  • We own every truck. Hadley drivers in Hadley trucks. Not an app, not a dispatch network — your call is never farmed out. Why that matters.
  • Family-owned since 1952. Three generations, the same yards, the same phone numbers.
  • We know how to work a live scene. A freeway shoulder is a hazard before it is a tow, and our operators are trained to treat it that way.
  • Insurance approved. Covered accident tows are billed straight to the carrier and cost you nothing — see insurance-covered towing.

Costa Mesa Frequently Asked Questions

Can you transport an exotic or lowered car in Newport or Irvine?
Yes. Zero-degree flatbeds are based at this yard specifically for the coastal exotic corridor. Wheel straps, never chains. Call (714) 542-7241.
What if my car is too low for a normal flatbed?
Then it goes on the zero-degree deck, which lays flush to the pavement at a true 0° angle. Tell dispatch the clearance when you call.
Do you cover PCH and the coastal parking structures?
Yes — including low-clearance garages where the ceiling height matters more than the tonnage.
Does Costa Mesa have a rotator?
No. Heavy iron rolls from Whittier HQ. Light, medium and zero-degree are on site.
How fast is response in Costa Mesa?
Typically 10–25 minutes locally.

Nearby Hadley Tow Locations

If you're closer to another yard, dispatch routes the closest available truck whichever number you dial:

Whittier · Baldwin Park · Fontana · Orange · Santa Ana · Fullerton · Fullerton East · Los Angeles · Walnut

Lowered, Exotic, or Just Stuck on the 405?

Tell dispatch the clearance. Call Costa Mesa: (714) 542-7241.

Call (714) 542-7241