Living in or visiting Al Hamdaniyah? If your car stops in the district, in the new housing schemes or on the nearby Haramain Expressway, our hydraulic flatbed comes from Al Marwah, with a clear price before we move, 24/7.
Al Hamdaniyah tow truck
Satha Alam is your Al Hamdaniyah tow truck for residents, workers and visitors in this large north-east Jeddah district. Your car may refuse to start outside the house, stop on Al Hamdaniyah main street at rush hour, or need moving to a workshop or dealer elsewhere in Jeddah. We leave our Hira Street base in Al Marwah with a hydraulic flatbed that tilts almost to the ground, winch the car up and strap it at four points, so it never rolls on its own wheels.
Al Hamdaniyah is growing fast: new villas, apartment blocks and schemes under construction, fresh asphalt next to open sandy plots. Breakdowns here differ from central Jeddah: a car sunk in sand, a pickup loaded with building materials that dies, or a family car with a flat battery after a hot night. We ask about car type, condition and destination first so we bring the right loading setup.
Pricing is never guesswork. It depends on distance, vehicle type and size, whether it runs, is dead or was in an accident, the time of request and access. Call or WhatsApp 058 056 4950 for a clear final price before we move, with no hidden fees. We have 10+ years of experience in Saudi Arabia and more than 19,000 vehicles moved safely.

Al Hamdaniyah lies in north-east Jeddah. Its western side faces the King Abdulaziz International Airport zone, with Al Falah to the north, Al Kawthar to the south and Al Salhiyah to the east. Most people reach it via the Haramain Expressway, or Prince Majid Road then Usfan Road. It is mainly family housing with busy commercial streets and large stores such as Lulu Hypermarket, and King Abdullah Sports City nearby gets crowded on match days.
For years the district was known for scrap yards and used parts markets. Jeddah Municipality announced their move to a new site in south Jeddah from December 2025, so many owners of parked, non-running cars now need them moved. Construction brings more trucks, more punctures from nails and debris, and overheating engines on the long summer drives to central and south Jeddah.
A car that has not moved in ages? We winch it onto the flatbed and take it to a workshop or the new scrap site in south Jeddah.
Pickups and light Dyna trucks that break down in the new schemes, after unloading if the cargo is heavy.
A car that drove onto an empty plot and sank. We winch it out gently from firm ground, then load it if it also has a fault.
A small Bobcat, generator or workshop machine moved between sites inside Jeddah, within light-to-medium loads up to about 3.5 tons.
A car that will not start before work or school. We take it to the dealer or workshop you choose.
Al Hamdaniyah is about 19 km from our Al Marwah base, roughly 25–35 minutes depending on traffic. We usually take Hira Street to the Haramain Expressway and head north, or Prince Majid Road then Usfan Road when lighter. Match days and end-of-shift hours add time, and so does reaching a car deep inside a new scheme.
Send your live location on WhatsApp instead of describing the place. The new schemes have similar street names and some unsigned streets, and a live pin gets the driver to the right entrance without calls or circling between blocks, especially at night.

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
A number is easy to find, trust takes a little attention. A practical guide from the Satha Alam team on choosing a trusted tow truck driver in Jeddah: what to ask, what to check, and when to politely walk away.
A warning light came on, the temperature climbed or the gearbox started jerking, and your car is still under warranty? This guide explains when to tow your car to the dealer instead of driving, how to coordinate with the service center and what to document before loading.
Regular flatbed, hydraulic, wheel-lift or enclosed? We explain the types of tow trucks in plain language, when each one suits your car, when it can harm it, and how to choose the right one before you call.