Dairy country at the west end of the county
Heavy Duty Towing in Chino, CA
Tankers, feed trucks, farm rigs and highway semis on SR-71, SR-60 and the rural roads in between.
- Dispatch answers 24/7
- Heavy wreckers, rotators and lowboys
- Written invoice estimate before the work starts

Dairy Trucks and Rural Roads
Heavy Duty Towing in Chino covers a very different kind of freight than the warehouse cities next door. Chino had 91,403 people in the 2020 census, incorporated February 28, 1910, and sits at about 728 feet at the western end of San Bernardino County, with Los Angeles County to the west and Orange County to the south. Ontario lies to Chino's northeast. Wikipedia says the area has long been a center of agriculture and dairy farming, and that its dairies made Chino the largest milk-producing community in the nation's largest milk-producing state.
Milk tankers and feed trucks
Dairy work generates a steady flow of milk tankers, feed trucks, manure haulers and livestock trailers. A tanker with product aboard is heavy and moves its weight when it tips or brakes, so recovery planning starts with how full the tank is and whether it has baffles. We ask the same questions on feed and bulk trucks: how much is aboard, what is the product, and can it be unloaded or transferred on site.
Rural roads
Away from the freeways, Chino has two-lane roads that were laid out for farms. Shoulders can be soft, ditches can be steep and a truck that drops a wheel can sink. If you are stuck off the pavement, do not keep spinning the tires. Tell us what the surface is, how deep the truck is in and whether it is loaded. We will decide whether a winch-out, a second wrecker or an air cushion is the right approach.
Highways
Wikipedia names the Chino Valley Freeway, State Route 71, and the Pomona Freeway, State Route 60, as the freeways serving the city. Trucks use them to reach the warehouses, the dairies and the ports and rail yards beyond. On either freeway, give us the direction and nearest exit.
Chino Airport
Chino Airport is home to the Planes of Fame and Yanks Air Museum, and it was a filming location for the 1960s series Twelve O'Clock High. The museums bring buses, RVs and event trucks on show days. A coach or motorhome that quits near the airport needs a different recovery from a freight truck, and we ask for the length and weight.
Institutions and schools
The 2011 city report listed Chino Valley Unified School District and the California Institution for Men with over 1,000 employees each, and the California Institution for Women and Chino Valley Medical Center with 500 to 1,000. School buses and service trucks come with that. The Heman G. Stark Youth Correctional Facility is also within city limits.
What we need from you
After the recovery
Most Chino tows end at a farm yard, a diesel shop or a fleet yard. Tell us where the truck should go, and whether the destination can take a heavy unit off a wrecker. Rural yards often have soft ground or tight gates, and we want to know in advance.
Tell us the road, the nearest cross street, the unit and its weight, what is aboard and the problem. Tell us who is paying. Dispatch answers 24/7. We give an honest arrival estimate on the call. Call (909) 552-8200 or
.Chino Facts for Drivers and Fleets
- Dairy heritage. Chino's dairies made it the largest milk-producing community in the nation's largest milk-producing state, per Wikipedia, and its historic crops included sugar beets, sweet corn, peaches, walnuts, tomatoes and strawberries.
- Freeways. The Chino Valley Freeway (State Route 71) and the Pomona Freeway (State Route 60) serve the city.
- Chino Airport. The Planes of Fame and Yanks Air Museum are air museums located at Chino Airport, which was also used as a set for the TV series Twelve O'Clock High.
- City basics. Chino incorporated February 28, 1910, had 91,403 residents in 2020, and sits at 728 feet; Ontario lies to its northeast.

Chino Questions
Can you recover a milk tanker in Chino?
Yes. Tell us how full it is, whether it has baffles and whether product can be transferred. That sets the wrecker size and the plan.
Do you do winch-outs on soft farm ground?
Yes. Tell us the surface, how deep the truck is and whether it is loaded. We decide on a winch-out, extra wrecker or air cushion.
Do you tow trucks on SR-71 and SR-60 near Chino?
Yes. Give us the direction, nearest exit and any mile marker you can see.
Can you tow an RV or bus near Chino Airport?
Yes. Tell us the length, weight and make so we send equipment that fits.
Free Estimates in Chino, CA
Stuck in Chino? Call (909) 552-8200 or request an estimate.
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