Towing on Anthony Henday Drive
Anthony Henday Drive is Edmonton’s ring road, and a breakdown or collision there means high-speed traffic and limited shoulder space. Ironline Towing & Recovery helps drivers stranded on the Henday, all the way around the city.
If you break down on the Henday
- If anyone is hurt or you are in a live lane, call 911 first.
- Pull as far onto the shoulder as you safely can and turn on your hazard lights.
- Stay in the vehicle with your seatbelt on unless it is unsafe to do so.
- Tell dispatch your direction of travel and the nearest interchange or exit.
What we handle on the Henday
Breakdowns, flat tires that can’t be changed safely at the roadside, collision tows once police release the scene, and winter slide-offs into the ditch. We tow to your home, your mechanic or any shop you choose.
AWD, pickups and vehicles that won’t roll
Our self-loader carries dollies on every call, so all-wheel-drive and four-wheel-drive vehicles in Anthony Henday Drive are towed with all four wheels off the road. We also move cars, minivans, SUVs and pickups that won’t start, won’t shift out of park or won’t steer.
Clear pricing before we tow
You get the price on the phone and a written estimate before the hook goes on, as Alberta’s Vehicle Towing and Storage Regulation requires. Ironline is licensed and fully insured, including on-hook coverage for the vehicle we’re towing.
Frequently asked questions
How do I tell you where I am on the Henday?
Give your direction (for example, northbound) and the last interchange you passed. A nearby sign or landmark also helps.
Can you change my tire on the Henday?
Only if it is safe. On a narrow shoulder it is often safer to tow the vehicle off the ring road first.
Do you tow after a Henday collision?
Yes, once police release the scene. You still get a written estimate before we tow.