RIVERSIDE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
A breakdown can interrupt a lakeside outing, a local errand, or a trip along Interstate 15. Angelo’s Towing helps drivers in Lake Elsinore, California arrange towing and roadside assistance. Call dispatch with your location, vehicle details, and the problem so the right help can be arranged. Formerly Steve’s Towing, now Angelo’s Towing.
AAA-approved
Open 24/7
More than 20 years
Address: 609 W Minthorn St, Lake Elsinore, CA 92530 · Phone: 951-471-1166 · Open 24 hours, 7 days a week
Angelo’s Towing in Lake Elsinore, formerly Steve’s Towing, is at 609 W Minthorn St, is reached at 951-471-1166 and is open 24 hours a day.
We cover Lake Elsinore’s lakefront areas, residential streets, shopping areas and the Interstate 15 corridor.
Near the lake or a shopping area, give a cross street or landmark. On I-15, give your direction and the nearest exit.
If you used Steve’s Towing in Lake Elsinore before, this is the same location under the Angelo’s Towing name. Every Angelo’s Towing location is staffed, works under a AAA contract and carries Angelo’s Towing signage on the building. Dispatch answers 24/7.
Straight-line distances from this yard to our nearest other yards: Perris, 152 Mountain Ave, Perris (about 8 miles, 951-657-8010); Riverside, 6200 Rutland Ave, Riverside (about 20 miles, 951-549-8888); Oceanside, 1040 Airport Rd, Oceanside (about 32 miles, 760-701-8888). Driving distances are longer. Every yard’s address, phone number and directions are on the All locations page.
Lake Elsinore combines lakefront destinations, residential streets, and the I-15 travel corridor. If your vehicle stops near the lake, a shopping area, or a freeway exit, share a nearby cross street or landmark. On the freeway, include your direction of travel and the nearest exit; that information helps dispatch locate you more accurately.
If it is safe to do so, move away from traffic and turn on your hazard lights. Do not attempt a roadside repair in an active traffic lane. For an immediate danger, collision injury, or other emergency, call 911 before arranging towing.
Discuss towing for a disabled car or vehicle that cannot be driven safely. Share the vehicle’s condition and destination so dispatch can advise on suitable transport.
If the engine will not start, explain the symptoms and ask about a jump start or onsite battery assistance. Service suitability depends on the vehicle and battery condition.
For a damaged or flat tire, tell dispatch whether you have a usable spare and whether the vehicle is parked somewhere with room to work safely.
Out of fuel? Provide the vehicle’s fuel type and exact location. Dispatch can discuss fuel delivery and what is needed to help you reach a fuel station.
Arrange transport for a motorcycle after a breakdown. Share the motorcycle type and any damage or access restrictions before a truck is sent.
Larger vehicles require the right equipment. Tell dispatch the vehicle’s dimensions, approximate weight, and situation when requesting RV or heavy-duty towing.
Reviews
★★★★★
5 out of 5
“These people were pretty exceptional. Got connected to them through AAA, they showed up way sooner than estimated. The young lady over the phone was great. The tow driver, Francis, was…”
GSR
Google review · Oct 19, 2026
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★★★★★
5 out of 5
“Nelson very confident in his ability to get the job done without incident. Very knowledgeable about service offer and a big plus great personality.Really enjoy my first encounter.”
David G.
Google review · Oct 18, 2026
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★★★★★
5 out of 5
“I have to recognize an exceptional, professional, conscientious, hard-working, employee of theirs -Antonio. I had gotten a front flat tire after running over a concrete block on the…”
Marife S.
Yelp review · Oct 19, 2026
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Call for urgent towing or roadside needs. For a non-urgent question, use the contact page. Availability, service details, and an estimated arrival window can be confirmed with dispatch.
