One phone number covers all of it, a dead battery in a parking lot, a truck in a ditch off Highway 49, or a car that needs to ride three states over. Here's everything Peanut's handles, day or night.
Every job runs the same way it has since 1991: the right truck, an honest price up front, and a driver who treats your vehicle like it's their own.
Cars, trucks, and SUVs moved safely across town or to your shop of choice, no curb rash, no drama.
Learn moreOff-road, rolled, or wedged in a ditch, winch-outs and heavier recovery handled with the right gear.
Learn moreJump-starts, fuel delivery, and quick fixes to get you moving again without a full tow.
Learn moreNo spare, no jack, no problem. We swap it on the shoulder or tow you to a tire shop.
Learn moreKeys locked inside? We'll pop the door open without hurting your paint or your weatherstripping.
Learn moreMoving a vehicle out of the Pine Belt? We run flatbed hauls across Mississippi and beyond.
Learn moreIf the vehicle can be safely started after a jump, fuel delivery, tire change, or lockout, roadside assistance may be the simplest place to start. If it cannot be driven safely, has been in a collision, is stuck off the road, or needs to go to a shop, tell the dispatcher that up front so Peanut's can send the right truck.
For a planned move beyond the Pine Belt, long-distance transport is handled differently from an emergency tow. Share the pickup address, destination, vehicle type, and whether it runs and rolls so the team can give you the right quote instead of guessing.
Peanut's has run the Pine Belt's roads since 1991, owner-led by William Crosby, not a call center dispatching whoever happens to be closest. When you call, you get people who know Hattiesburg, know the backroads, and treat your vehicle like it's their own.
Every job runs on the same two promises we started with: move your vehicle without adding a scratch, and tell you the price before we hook up. Thirty-plus years on, that's still the whole deal.
Don't wait on a chain. One call to Peanut's and we're grabbing the keys.