(414) 279-5510 Call Bayside · 53217 · Milwaukee County
Bayside covers about six square kilometres at the top of Milwaukee County. Our map shows one freeway exit in it, 82B on I-43, and one signalized corner, where Port Washington Road meets Brown Deer Road. Nearly everything else is a residential street, which is why we ask for a house number first. Call (414) 279-5510; a dispatcher prices the job and tells you when the truck can be there.
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Freeway
The freeway runs along the west side of Bayside as two separate one-way roadways. Three things get the truck to the right side of it:
Exits 80 and 82A are mapped across the line in River Hills. If you are not sure which village you are in, the exit number settles it.
No tow yard or impound lot is on our Bayside map. If an officer ordered the tow, the Bayside Police Department, which shares a building with the Village Hall, can tell you which operator has the car. If you called us, you pick the destination: home, a repair shop, a dealer, or our storage lot at 206 W Layton Ave, Milwaukee, WI 53207. Cars taken by the City of Milwaukee follow a different process, explained on the Milwaukee tow lot page.
The honest count: we completed one job in Bayside in the 12 months to October 2026. It was a tow, and the car went to Waukesha. The village is inside our service area; it just does not call often. Oscar Motorcars is the only repair shop our map places inside Bayside, so expect the drop-off to be in another town.
The light-duty rate is $85 hook-up + $4/loaded mile. Measured examples: $130 for a 10-mile tow, $200 for 25 miles, and the same at 2 a.m. as at noon. Where the car is going sets the mileage, so name the destination and the dispatcher gives the figure before the truck leaves.
If the dash lights dim and the starter clicks, it is probably the battery. A jump-start is $75 within 10 miles of our yard; Bayside is farther than that, so the dispatcher quotes the roadside price for the distance. If the engine cranks and will not run, it needs a tow. No parking structure is mapped in Bayside, so clearance is not an issue.
Say whether the wheels are on gravel, grass or mud and how far the car is from the hard surface. Pulling it back is a winch-out: $110 when it sits about 8 feet off the pavement in mud or snow. A tow afterwards, if the car needs one, is priced separately.
That is enough to start a Bayside call; add the vehicle and where it should go. Bayside shares the 53217 ZIP with Fox Point to the south and River Hills to the west, so give the village name too. Reach the dispatcher at (414) 279-5510. For how a tow call runs from start to finish, see towing.
Call (414) 279-5510 for Bayside