Private Property

Private-property towing in San Diego, quoted to the code the operator must follow.

If an HOA, apartment, condo, or retail lot needs a car moved, call (858) 923-5787. Quick Tow SD is a referral line, not a patrol fleet and not an impound yard. The line takes calls 24/7 and matches a property manager with an independent licensed operator who can quote that job. California Vehicle Code 22658, as summarized in our claims ledger from leginfo.legislature.ca.gov, is the statute that operator has to follow. This page is for the property that requested the tow. If your car was already taken, this page is not the motorist path. This is not legal advice.

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A tow truck in a permit-parking apartment lot in San Diego at dusk

What's included in this service?

Referral for a property-requested tow when an operator can take that job
Intake of the lot, vehicle, and which CVC 22658 ground the property is using
Quote from the accepting operator before anyone is scheduled
Separate path if the caller is a motorist whose car was already towed

When do you need this service?

An apartment or condo lot has a car the manager wants moved
An HOA needs an independent operator, not a board member driving a truck
A retail lot is losing customer stalls to overflow parking
A fire lane, hydrant, or blocked entrance is the stated ground
A motorist whose car was already taken does not use this property-manager line

What do drivers ask about private property towing?

Is private property towing legal in California?

CVC 22658 sets grounds and process. Our claims ledger, from the statute on leginfo, lists four alternative grounds in (a): compliant entrance signs; a parking-violation notice issued 96 or more hours earlier; an inoperable vehicle 24 or more hours after law enforcement is notified; or a lot improved with a single-family dwelling. General authorization with no per-tow signoff is only within 15 feet of a fire hydrant, in a fire lane, or blocking an entrance or exit. Disabled stalls and expired registration are not on that general-authorization list. This is not legal advice.

Do you work with HOAs and apartment managers?

Yes. A designated property contact can call (858) 923-5787. The brand matches an independent operator. We do not install signs, rewrite HOA rules, or run a 24/7 patrol. The operator who accepts still has to follow CVC 22658. Board members should not treat this page as a liability waiver.

Can I call to tow a specific car in my lot?

A designated property contact can call and describe the vehicle and the ground. The accepting operator quotes that job. Some grounds in CVC 22658 still need per-tow authorization. This brand does not keep a countywide repeat-offender database.

Do you run the impound if a resident comes looking for the car?

No. This brand holds no license and runs no impound lot. Ask the accepting operator which storage they use. CVC 22658, as summarized in our claims ledger, requires storage within a 10-mile radius and a half-fee drop cap if the owner returns after hookup but before removal. If your car was already taken, this page is not the motorist path.

Is there a cost to the property?

Ask the operator who accepts. Some agreements bill the property. Some bill the vehicle owner at release. Get that in writing before the first tow. This line does not publish overnight patrol or event rates.