Our base is on Hira Street inside Al Marwah itself, so if your car breaks down here we are among the closest responders in all of Jeddah. Hydraulic flatbed, clear price before we move, 24/7.
Al Marwah tow truck
Looking for a tow truck in Al Marwah district Jeddah? Satha Alam’s base is on Hira Street inside Al Marwah, so we do not cross half the city to reach you. We drive from the district straight to your street, which makes Al Marwah one of our fastest-response areas in Jeddah. Our hydraulic flatbed tilts almost to the ground, the winch pulls the car up gently, and it is secured with straps and chains at four points before we move.
We know Al Marwah because we work from it every day: Hira Street and its evening traffic, Prince Majid Road on the west edge, Bin Baz Street on the south edge, and the narrow inner streets in some sections. That helps with details such as which side to enter a dead-end street, where to park the flatbed without blocking neighbours, and how to get a car out of a busy building car park at peak time.
The price depends on distance, vehicle type and size, whether it runs, is dead or was in an accident, time and access. Being close means no long drive to reach you, but the final price depends on your destination. Call or WhatsApp 058 056 4950 for a clear price before we move, no hidden fees, backed by 10+ years of experience and 19,000+ vehicles moved safely.

Al Marwah covers about 10.5 square kilometres in north Jeddah. It is bordered by Al Nuzhah Road and the King Abdulaziz International Airport zone to the north, Prince Majid Road and Al Rabwah to the west, Sheikh Abdulaziz bin Baz Street and Al Safa to the south, and Bariman to the east, close to the Haramain Expressway. Hira Street, a busy commercial street with shops and restaurants, runs through it and is where our base is.
Al Marwah is mainly residential, with villas, apartment blocks and new projects. Some sections such as Jawharat Al Marwah (Al Marwah 4) have narrow inner streets and dead ends that jam at the entrances. Being near the airport, many residents travel or work there, so we often see flat batteries after long trips or cars that must reach a workshop before a flight. Daily traffic on Prince Majid Road and Hira Street also wears cooling systems and gearboxes.
Back from travel to a flat battery or a car that will not start? We take it from your home parking to the workshop or dealer you choose.
In sections with narrow streets we know where to enter and park, and we winch the car out if the spot does not allow direct loading.
A car that died in evening traffic on Hira Street or at a Prince Majid Road light. We are in the same district, so we get there quickly.
Travelling and need your car taken to a workshop or a nearby house first? We agree a set time and collect it from you.
Motorcycles, generators and small workshop machines moved within the district or anywhere in Jeddah, strapped down.
From our Hira Street base to most of Al Marwah is about 5 km or less, roughly 10–20 minutes depending on traffic. We move inside the district via Hira Street and side streets, or via Prince Majid Road and Bin Baz Street if you are on the edges. That makes Al Marwah one of our fastest areas, though evening traffic on Hira Street can add minutes.
Even in our own district, a live location saves time because some inner streets look alike and some are dead ends. Send it on WhatsApp with a photo of the car and its surroundings, and we pick the right entrance first time.

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 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.
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.