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WALNUT, CA

The 57/60 junction is one of the ugliest merges in Southern California — two freight corridors crossing with commuter volume on top, feeding straight into the City of Industry warehouse belt. Our Walnut yard sits on Valley Blvd, right on it. Call Walnut direct: (909) 595-6970.

(909) 595-6970Walnut dispatch, 24/7
10–25 mintypical local response
Light + mediumat this yard
Los Angeles County

Towing in Walnut

This yard exists because of the junction and the warehouses. Trucks changing lanes across commuter traffic, and trailers wedged in dock aprons with inches of clearance.

The 57 / 60 Overlap

The stretch where both freeways share lanes is the problem — short merges, constant slowdowns, and trucks and cars fighting for the same space. Full detail on our SR-57 and SR-60 towing page.

The City of Industry Warehouse Belt

Distribution centres, dock aprons and yard traffic. A trailer jackknifed in a loading dock with six inches on either side is a rotator job precisely because there is no room to rig a straight pull — see rotator recovery and commercial fleet towing.

Diamond Bar and Rowland Heights

Hill neighbourhoods, steep driveways, and the surface corridors between the 57 and the 60. Access work more than tonnage work.

The 60 East Toward Pomona

Freight density climbs heading east — loaded tractor-trailers and load shifts. See semi truck towing.

Where the Heavy Iron Comes From

No rotator sits in Walnut. It rolls from Fontana or Whittier HQ — and for the Industry dock jobs, that is usually Fontana.

What This Yard Actually Holds

Wheel-lifts, flatbeds and medium wreckers, plus roadside units. No rotator lives on Valley Blvd. For the tight-quarters trailer work the Industry dock aprons throw at us, the rotator rolls in from Fontana — usually the faster of the two hubs for this corner of the valley.

Freeways We Work From Walnut

The 60 and the 57 — and specifically the junction where they overlap — plus the 10 to the north and the 71 to the east.

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Cities We Cover From Walnut

Walnut, Diamond Bar, City of Industry, Rowland Heights, West Covina, Pomona, La Puente, Hacienda Heights, San Dimas, Chino Hills.

Why Walnut 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.

Walnut Frequently Asked Questions

Where is the Walnut yard?
22064 Valley Blvd, Walnut, CA 91789 — right on the 60/57 junction. Call (909) 595-6970.
Do you work the City of Industry warehouse district?
Yes — dock aprons, yard traffic and tight-quarters trailer recovery are core work for this yard.
Can you recover a trailer jackknifed in a loading dock?
Yes, but it's a rotator job because there's no room for a straight pull, and the rotator rolls from Fontana or Whittier HQ.
Does Walnut have heavy-duty on site?
No. Light and medium duty on site. We'd rather tell you the rotator is coming from Fontana than pretend one is parked out back.
Do you cover Diamond Bar and Rowland Heights?
Yes, including the hill neighbourhoods where steep driveways and tight turns make access the real problem.

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 · Costa Mesa · Los Angeles

Stuck at the 57/60?

We have a yard on that junction. Call Walnut: (909) 595-6970.

Call (909) 595-6970