I-26 Towing & Breakdown Help Near Woodruff, SC

Stopped on I-26? Call now. A truck is typically on scene in 25-40 minutes.

Why I-26 Drivers Choose Us

A breakdown on I-26 is not the time to compare tow companies. Call, tell dispatch which exit you're near and which way you're headed, and a truck is on the way. Here's what I-26 drivers get every time they call.

  • 24/7 dispatch, every day including holidays
  • Tell us your exit or mile marker and direction of travel, and we send a truck
  • Upfront, honest pricing quoted before we dispatch
  • Flat tires, dead batteries, lockouts, fuel delivery, and full tows from one call

I-26 Corridor Facts

County
Spartanburg County
Access Points Covered
5
Typical Response
25-40 minutes
Nearby Areas Covered
6

"The price we quote on the phone is the price you pay."

About I-26 near Woodruff, SC

Interstate 26 runs through the southern half of Spartanburg County, and the exits that serve Woodruff are close to our trucks. Exit 35 at Walnut Grove Road is about 5 miles from downtown Woodruff, and Exit 28 at US-221 near Roebuck and Moore is about 9. If you're stopped anywhere between Exit 28 and Exit 44, including the Cross Anchor Road exit and the SC-92 exit for Enoree, tell dispatch which way you're headed and the nearest exit or mile marker, and a truck is on the way. We handle flat tires, dead batteries, lockouts, fuel delivery, and full tows off the interstate, to a Woodruff or Spartanburg shop, your home, or wherever you name. Typical response runs 25 to 40 minutes, and dispatch gives you an honest ETA on the call.

Most I-26 calls come down to a few situations: a tire fails or a battery quits on a long run between Spartanburg and Columbia, a driver gets off at Exit 35 or Exit 28 and the car will not restart, or a crash leaves a vehicle that can't be driven. On an interstate the first job is safety. We position the truck to protect the scene, get your vehicle out of the travel lane, and then hook up.

You don't need to know exactly where you are. Exit numbers on I-26 follow the mile markers, so if you pass mile marker 31 you are between Exit 28 and Exit 35. Give dispatch that number, your direction of travel (eastbound toward Columbia or westbound toward Spartanburg), and what you're driving, and we will find you.

What's around I-26

Exit 35 at Walnut Grove Road puts you about five miles from downtown Woodruff, our home base, and the Woodruff Travel Plaza sits on Walnut Grove Road just off the interstate. Exit 38 at SC-146 (Cross Anchor Road) and Exit 44 at SC-49 both lead to Cross Anchor, the crossroads community where Highways 49 and 56 meet. Exit 41 at SC-92 leads to Enoree, the mill community on the Enoree River. Head the other way and Exit 28 at US-221 near Roebuck and Moore is the road into Spartanburg, the largest city we serve. Also see our I-85 and SC-101 pages.

Where we cover on I-26

  • Exit 28, US-221

    Roebuck, Moore, and the road into Woodruff. About 9 miles from downtown Woodruff.

  • Exit 35, Walnut Grove Road

    Serves Woodruff. About 5 miles from downtown Woodruff, our closest interstate exit.

  • Exit 38, SC-146 (Cross Anchor Road)

    Serves Woodruff and Cross Anchor.

  • Exit 41, SC-92

    Serves Enoree.

  • Exit 44, SC-49

    Serves Cross Anchor, with connections toward Laurens and Union.

Stopped on I-26 right now?

  1. Pull as far onto the right shoulder as you safely can and turn on your hazard lights.
  2. Call (864) 756-8255. Give dispatch the highway, your direction of travel, and the nearest exit or mile marker.
  3. If it is safe, stay buckled in your vehicle. If you feel unsafe, wait well off the roadway, away from traffic.
  4. If anyone is hurt or lanes are blocked, call 911 first.
Call (864) 756-8255

Want the full checklist? Read our breakdown guide.

When our truck arrives it will have its flashing lights on. South Carolina's Move Over law requires passing drivers to slow down and change lanes for stopped tow trucks with flashing lights, with fines of $300 to $500.

FAQ from I-26 drivers

Do you tow from I-26 near Woodruff?
Yes. We work I-26 from Exit 28 (US-221) to Exit 44 (SC-49), eastbound toward Columbia and westbound toward Spartanburg. Call, tell dispatch your direction of travel and the nearest exit or mile marker, and we send a truck.
Which I-26 exits are closest to Woodruff?
Exit 35 at Walnut Grove Road is the closest, about 5 miles from downtown Woodruff. Exit 28 at US-221 is about 9 miles, and Exit 38 at SC-146 (Cross Anchor Road) also serves Woodruff.
Where will you take my vehicle from the interstate?
Wherever you name: a repair shop in Woodruff or Spartanburg, your home, or another address. Tell dispatch your destination on the call and we quote the whole trip before the truck leaves.
What should I do while I wait on I-26?
Pull as far onto the right shoulder as you safely can, turn on your hazard lights, and call us. If it is safe, stay buckled in your vehicle. If anyone is hurt or lanes are blocked, call 911 first.
Does Woodruff Towing & Roadside Assistance tow all types of vehicles?
Yes. We handle cars, trucks, SUVs, and motorcycles. Tell our dispatcher what you're driving and where you are, and we'll send a truck that's the right fit for the job.
How much does a tow cost?
Every tow is different, so we do not post a flat number online. We give you a clear, upfront quote by phone before we ever dispatch a truck. Call (864) 756-8255 for a fast, free quote, and the price we quote is the price you pay.
How fast can you get to me?
Response times vary by exactly where you are located. We always give you an honest, specific ETA on the phone before dispatch, so you know when to expect us before you commit to a tow.
What should I do while I wait for the tow truck?
If you can safely do so, move your vehicle onto the shoulder or as far from traffic as possible, turn on your hazard lights, and stay inside your vehicle with your seatbelt on if it is safe. If you feel unsafe where you are, tell our dispatcher and stay on the line.
Will you work with my insurance company after an accident?
Yes. We can tow your vehicle directly to your insurance-approved shop or to secure storage, and we can document the vehicle condition at pickup to support your claim. We do not bill insurance directly; you will receive an itemized receipt to submit to your carrier.
What forms of payment do you accept?
We accept cash, debit, and all major credit cards on scene. You will always know the total before we do the work, no surprise charges added afterward.
Are you really available 24 hours a day?
Yes, including nights, weekends, and holidays. Breakdowns and accidents do not wait for business hours, so neither do we.
Can you help if I'm locked out of my car?
Yes. Getting locked out happens to plenty of careful, capable people, it's not something to stress over. Our roadside team can open most vehicles right where you're parked, without damaging the locks or paintwork. Just have some way to confirm the car is yours when we arrive, and in most cases you won't need a tow at all.

Broken down on I-26?

Broken down or stuck on the side of the road? Call now and we'll dispatch a truck and quote you for free.