Whether you’re stuck with a flat battery in Clondalkin or broken down on the M50, knowing the real cost of a tow truck in Dublin can help you avoid surprises. In this guide, we break down typical pricing for towing services across the city and surrounding counties.
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Here’s a rough breakdown of what you can expect to pay in 2025:
Tow Type | Estimated Price (€) |
|---|---|
Local Tow (within 10km) | €75 – €150 |
Short-Distance Tow (10–20km) | €100 – €175 |
Long-Distance Tow (20km+) | €150 – €300+ |
Flatbed Tow (standard or EV) | €100 – €200 |
After-Hours or Bank Holiday Callout | €120 – €200 |
Accident Recovery / Winching | €150 – €350+ |
These are general price bands and may vary slightly depending on the location, time of day, and type of vehicle.
Distance
Most towing companies include 10km or so in their base rate. After that, you’re typically charged €1 to €3 per km.Time of Day
Calling for a tow at night, on weekends, or bank holidays usually adds €30–€70 to the base cost.Vehicle Type
Towing a small hatchback is cheaper than transporting a long-wheelbase van, SUV, or electric car that needs a flatbed.Location Difficulty
If your vehicle is stuck in a tight laneway, underground car park, or has been involved in an accident, recovery may take more time or require specialist gear.Storage Fees
If your vehicle is taken to a secure yard, expect to pay around €25–€50 per day for storage.