Towing in Fontana
Most of what rolls out of this yard is heavy. Loaded tractor-trailers, rollovers, load shifts, and vehicles over the side of the Cajon grade.
The 10 / 15 Junction
One of the busiest freight crossings in the state. When something goes over here it blocks two corridors at once, and the recovery has to be planned rather than improvised. Full detail on our I-10 towing page.
The Cajon Pass
The hardest stretch of road we work. A long sustained grade that cooks brakes and cooling systems, heavy truck traffic, and a shoulder that is often not there. Rigs come apart on the descent and end up on their sides or over the edge. See I-15 and Cajon Pass towing.
Rollovers and Load Shifts
This is rotator work and it is our daily bread here. We take the weight on the boom and set the unit back on its wheels rather than dragging it, which is what protects the trailer and the freight. See rotator recovery.
Motorhomes on the Grade
Class A coaches overheat and give up on the Cajon constantly. We run medium and heavy wreckers rated for 40-foot diesel pushers — see RV towing.
Warehouse and Distribution Traffic
Fontana, Rialto, Ontario and Rancho Cucamonga are wall-to-wall distribution. Yard traffic, dock aprons, and non-rolling equipment on Landoll trailers — see equipment transport and commercial fleet towing.
What This Yard Actually Holds
The heavy iron. Fontana is one of two heavy-duty hubs (Whittier HQ is the other) and it holds the 50 and 75-ton rotators, Class 8 wreckers and Landoll detach trailers, plus a secured storage yard. It also runs light and medium duty for local calls. If a rotator is going to the Cajon or the 15, it leaves from here.
Freeways We Work From Fontana
The 10, the 15 and the Cajon grade are the core of this yard's work, plus the 210 and the 60 through the Inland Empire and the 215 split.
Cities We Cover From Fontana
Fontana, Rialto, Rancho Cucamonga, Ontario, Colton, San Bernardino, Bloomington, Eastvale, Jurupa Valley, Riverside.
Why Fontana 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.
Fontana Frequently Asked Questions
Does Fontana have a 75-ton rotator?
Do you cover the Cajon Pass?
Can you recover a rolled tractor-trailer on the 15?
How fast can the rotator reach the Cajon?
Do you store vehicles at Fontana?
Nearby Hadley Tow Locations
If you're closer to another yard, dispatch routes the closest available truck whichever number you dial:
Whittier · Baldwin Park · Orange · Santa Ana · Fullerton · Fullerton East · Costa Mesa · Los Angeles · Walnut