We help Al Wurood apartment residents and drivers stuck between King Fahd Road and Prince Majid Road, or on King Abdullah Road and Bani Malik Street. Our hydraulic flatbed reaches you with a clear price before we move, 24/7.
Al Wurood tow truck
Satha Alam is a tow truck Al Wurood residents can call in a residential district framed by four main roads in central Jeddah. Al Wurood is mostly apartment buildings with owned and rented flats, bounded by King Fahd Road (Sitteen) to the west, Prince Majid Road to the east, King Abdullah Road to the south and Bani Malik Street to the north. It mixes family homes with investment buildings, so there are long-term residents and a steady stream of new tenants.
In a district of apartment blocks, most requests start in the building car park: a car in an underground garage that will not start, a car outside the entrance with a flat battery, or a used car you just bought and want inspected before driving. We ask about the parking type and entrance height before we set off and prepare the winch if the car must come up a ramp. If the car is boxed in by neighbours’ cars outside the building, we winch it gently a short distance without touching the others, then lift it and strap it on four points.
Al Wurood is close to Al Andalus Mall, Al Salam Mall, King Abdulaziz University and the Haramain train station, so many road breakdowns happen on its edges. Call or WhatsApp 058 056 4950 and we give you a clear price before we move.

Al Wurood lies in central Jeddah between King Fahd Road (Sitteen) to the west and Prince Majid Road to the east, with King Abdullah Road to the south and Bani Malik Street to the north. Al Sharafiyah is to the west, An Naseem to the east, Al Fayha to the south, and Bani Malik and Mushrifah to the north. Oasis Mall stands on King Fahd Road within the district, and local green spaces include Al Wurood Park, with lawns and a walking track, and Dhu Al Nurayn Park beside the mosque of the same name. It is close to Al Andalus Mall and Al Salam Mall at the King Abdullah and Prince Majid junction.
Tow requests here come from the four busy roads, especially the King Abdullah Road and Prince Majid Road junction at rush hour, and from the underground parking of newer buildings. Some older informal parts of the district were also cleared under redevelopment, so open unpaved ground sometimes sits next to new buildings. Most residents rely on underground parking or bays at the entrances, which are often full in the evening, so loading needs prior coordination with the guard or neighbours.
A car in a basement garage that will not start is winched up the ramp to the street if the entrance is low, then loaded.
Bought a used car and do not want to drive it before inspection? We carry it from Al Wurood to the inspection centre or workshop you choose inside Jeddah.
A stop in peak traffic at the junction. We arrive, lift the car and clear the lane as fast as possible.
Back from a Haramain train trip and your car will not start in the public parking near the station? We take it home or to a workshop.
A car stuck on dirt next to new buildings is winched onto firm ground before lifting.
From our base on Hira Street in Al Marwah, Al Wurood is about 18 km away, roughly 25–35 minutes depending on traffic. We usually head south on Prince Majid Road to Bani Malik Street or King Abdullah Road, or take King Fahd Road (Sitteen) if you are on the district’s western side. We pick the easiest approach based on traffic at the time.
Apartment blocks in Al Wurood look alike, so send your live WhatsApp location with the building name or number, and tell us if the car is underground or at the entrance. If you are on one of the four main roads, give your direction and nearest junction. In large buildings, specify the gate or entrance number. We message you as we get close.

How to book
Call 058 056 4950 or send your location and car type on WhatsApp.
We tell you the final price and arrival time before we move.
We arrive, load, strap and deliver your car safely.
Call us or send your location on WhatsApp. We will tell you the price and arrival time in minutes. The Satha Alam team is ready day and night.
FAQ
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