Towing Flyers

A 3.75x8.25 inch strip fits standard visor clips and gas station counters. This compact size keeps the flyer visible without blocking the driver's view. Print 10,000 flyers on 18pt stock to survive summer heat and constant handling. The thick cardstock prevents cracking after months of use.

No, skip rates. Stranded drivers call first and ask about price later. Instead, feature your 24/7 number prominently, average response time (e.g., 20 minutes), and service radius map. Rates vary by location and time, so quoting them can discourage calls. A clean flyer drives more emergency calls.

Assign a unique code to each stack (e.g., gas station #3). Add an IVR prompt: “Enter code on card.” Then log which codes produce paid tows versus price-shoppers. This data helps you double down on high-performing spots. Over 30 days, one operator identified 3 top locations out of 10.

Use 18pt smooth white stock. It withstands repeated clipping and unclipping from visors, summer heat, and rain. Flimsy 14pt or 16pt cards crack and get tossed. 18pt keeps your flyer readable for months. One fleet manager reported 50% fewer reorders after switching to 18pt.

Yes, create a B2B flyer for apartment managers focused on parking enforcement and immobilization. Use the same 3.75x8.25 size but highlight fleet accounts and property contracts. Distribute these at manager desks, not gas stations. A separate design avoids confusing consumer and commercial services.

Only if it links directly to a click-to-call page. Many stranded drivers have smartphones, but a QR code is secondary. The primary action is calling the large 24/7 number. Test a QR code on 500 flyers and track usage before scaling. One operator saw 5% of scans convert to calls.

Contact your local police department's traffic division. Offer a stack of 200 flyers for their rotation folder. Include your 24/7 number and service radius. Police prefer towing companies that respond within 30 minutes and handle light to heavy recovery. Replenish every 60 days to stay in rotation.

Place your 24/7 phone number as the largest element, followed by average response time (e.g., 20 minutes), a small map of your service area, and icons for light, medium, and heavy towing. Keep text minimal – drivers scan quickly. One station refills 500 flyers every 2 weeks during peak season.