Heavy Duty Towing
Semi-trucks, tractors and trailers, buses, and commercial vehicles. Get towing support on I-15, Highway 138, and US 395.

Cajon Pass & Oak Hills
I-15 • Highway 138 • US 395
24/7 radio dispatch. We keep you rollin’.
Loaded semi down in the pass? RV stranded near Oak Hills? Call for heavy-duty towing, commercial recovery, and load support.
These exclusions apply to this heavy-duty page, not all Desert Valley Towing services. For passenger-vehicle, light-duty, or roadside needs, choose the appropriate Desert Valley dispatch service. What dispatch needs →
Semi-trucks, tractors and trailers, buses, and commercial vehicles. Get towing support on I-15, Highway 138, and US 395.
Rollovers, off-road incidents, and commercial accident recovery. Heavy wreckers and rotators for complex recovery work.
Stopped at the Cajon scales? Call for towing, scale adjustments, load rebalancing, and overweight-load assistance.
Load transfers, shifted-cargo correction, and trailer repair support. Tell dispatch your load and trailer details.
Bus and RV towing, plus transport for construction equipment and machinery throughout the local High Desert area.
Box trucks, delivery vehicles, and utility trucks. Roadside help is also available—tell dispatch what you drive.







Heavy-duty help along I-15—from the southern Cajon Pass all the way up to Oak Hills and the High Desert connections. We also cover Highway 138, US Highway 395, and the surrounding local area.
Interstate 15 — Through the Pass. Northbound and southbound towing through the Cajon Pass, near Cleghorn Road and the Highway 138 interchange, up to Cajon Summit and Oak Hills.
State Highway 138 — Highway 138. Commercial breakdown and recovery support around the I-15 / Highway 138 interchange, Mormon Rocks, and nearby Cajon Pass roads.
US Highway 395 — High Desert Connection. Semi, RV, and commercial towing along the local US 395 corridor, its I-15 connection, and nearby Oak Hills, Hesperia, and Victorville.
Cajon Weigh Stations & Truck Scales. Call for assistance near all weigh stations serving the southern Cajon Pass corridor, including the northbound and southbound Cajon scale areas and nearby inspection and truck brake-check facilities. Towing, scale adjustments, load transfers, and load rebalancing are available through dispatch. Confirm the exact facility and access instructions when you call.
Yes. Desert Valley Towing handles semi-trucks and trailers, buses, RVs, commercial vehicles, and equipment transport. Tell dispatch the vehicle type, loaded or unloaded status, and your destination.
Our focus is I-15 through the southern Cajon Pass up to Oak Hills, with coverage along Highway 138 and US Highway 395 and nearby Hesperia and Victorville. Call with your exact location to confirm dispatch availability.
Call for towing, scale adjustments, load shifts, and overweight-load assistance near the northbound and southbound Cajon scale areas, inspection facilities, and truck brake-check areas. Give dispatch the facility name, travel direction, and exact location. Access is subject to facility instructions and current conditions.
Yes. Our radio dispatchers are available around the clock, including nights and holidays. Call (760) 252-9000 for immediate tow and road service.
Give your highway, northbound or southbound direction, nearest exit or mile marker, and a safe location or GPS pin. Include vehicle type, trailer and cargo details, and whether the vehicle is blocking traffic. Call 911 first if anyone is injured or in immediate danger.
Yes. Desert Valley Towing also provides light- and medium-duty towing and roadside assistance. This page focuses on commercial and heavy-duty calls; dispatch can route your request to the appropriate service.
Call for Cajon weigh station towing, load shifts, scale adjustments, and overweight-load assistance.
Share the facility, travel direction, and exact location with dispatch.
Request Heavy-Duty Service
For urgent towing, call our 24/7 radio dispatch directly. Give us your location and vehicle details so we can arrange the right equipment.
(760) 252-9000
Non-emergency service inquiry →
Have These Details Ready
Highway, travel direction, nearest exit or mile marker, or your GPS location.
Vehicle type, trailer details, and whether you are carrying a load.
Breakdown, recovery, or scale issue—and your requested destination.
If anyone is injured or in immediate danger, call 911 first. Response and equipment availability depend on location, access, traffic, and the job.