(414) 279-5510 Call Brookfield · Waukesha County
We completed 30 jobs in Brookfield in the 12 months to October 2026. Twenty-five were tows and three were tire calls, which is a larger share of tire work than any other city on this site. One phone number covers both Brookfield ZIP codes: (414) 279-5510, answered by a live dispatcher who gives you a price and an arrival estimate.
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Our Brookfield record
Every completed Brookfield job in that period, by the reason the dispatcher logged:
30 completed jobs
One in ten Brookfield jobs was a tire call. In Milwaukee the figure is closer to one in forty. "Gone on arrival" means the truck got there and the car had already left; if your plans change, a call back saves the driver the trip.
Answer these before you call. They decide which truck comes.
A compact spare is built for short trips at reduced speed. The limits are printed on its sidewall, so drive it to a shop rather than keeping it on.
The East-West Freeway (I-94) runs across the south side of the city. All three exit signs mapped inside the limits belong to the Moorland Road interchange:
Say eastbound or westbound and whether you stopped before or after the exit. North of the interchange, Moorland Road passes Brookfield Square and the Brookfield Conference Center on its way to Bluemound Road. To the south it meets Greenfield Avenue (WIS 59).
Get the car as far onto the right shoulder as you can, put the hazards on and leave your seat belt fastened while cars pass. At night, a dome light helps the driver pick out your car.
Do not walk along the shoulder to read a sign. The exit number you last passed is enough, and the dispatcher can work out the rest.
No. Distance and the vehicle set the price, not the county or the ZIP code. The towing cost page shows how it is built.
Call 911 if anyone is hurt or a lane is blocked. Whichever officer responds takes the report, so ask for the report number before the car is loaded. Then call (414) 279-5510 for the accident tow.
No low-clearance points are mapped inside Brookfield. There are 21 posted weight limits, among them 10 tons on North Lilly Road. Those matter for heavy-duty jobs, not for a car on a flatbed.
Usually not. A jump-start comes first. If the car will not start after the boost, the dispatcher can turn the call into a tow.
Wauwatosa is the next city east, with Milwaukee beyond it, and West Allis touches the southeast corner along 124th Street. Elm Grove, New Berlin, Menomonee Falls and Butler each have their own page.
Your ZIP or cross street, the vehicle, and whether this is a flat, a dead battery or a car that will not move. The dispatcher prices it and gives you a time estimate.
Call (414) 279-5510 from Brookfield