Car broke down in Al Salamah? Our hydraulic flatbed comes from nearby Al Marwah, loads your car safely from Quraish, Sari or Yamamah Street or a building car park, gives you a clear price before we move, and runs 24/7.
Al Salamah tow truck
Looking for a tow truck in Jeddah’s Al Salamah district? Satha Alam works from Hira Street in Al Marwah, north Jeddah, close to Al Salamah, and serves the district day and night with a tilting hydraulic flatbed, a pulling winch and 4-point straps and chains. We lift the whole car onto the bed instead of dragging it on its wheels, so the gearbox, differential and bumpers take no strain.
Al Salamah is one of the busiest districts in the north, with many apartment blocks, offices, shops and restaurants on Quraish and Sari Street, and tight side-street parking. We plan each pickup around the space, winch a dead car out from between two others and load it without blocking the street or touching anyone’s car.
Before we move we ask for the car type, condition and destination, then give you a clear price by phone or WhatsApp on 058 056 4950, with no hidden fees. Whether it is a workshop in the industrial area, a dealer, an inspection centre or your home in another Jeddah district, your car arrives properly secured.

Al Salamah sits in north Jeddah between Al Madinah Road to the east and Prince Sultan Road to the west, with Hira Street to the north and Sari Street to the south. Al Zahra and Al Shati lie to the west, Al Naeem to the north, Al Bawadi and Al Rabwah to the east. Inside it run Quraish Street, Al Yamamah Street with its walkway, and Mohammed Ibrahim Masoud Street. This makes it a daily crossing point between the corniche, central north Jeddah and the airport.
The district mixes homes and business: mostly mid-rise apartment blocks with some villas, plus hospitals, clinics and restaurants that keep traffic going late. Stop-and-go traffic on Sari and Quraish overheats engines and wears gearboxes, tight parking causes small knocks, and cars left for days get flat batteries, especially in summer sun. On Al Madinah Road a stalled car must be cleared fast.
A dead car squeezed between two others outside a building? We winch it onto the bed step by step without moving the neighbours' cars.
Overheating or gearbox trouble in heavy traffic. We load the car and take it to the workshop before the damage grows.
Many residents sell or inspect their cars. We deliver them to the inspection centre or buyer without adding mileage.
Large SUVs, vans and small buses fit on the bed and stay secured on four points.
We tilt the bed gently and winch slowly so the underbody never scrapes.
From our base on Hira Street in Al Marwah to Al Salamah is about 11 km by road, roughly 15–25 minutes depending on traffic. We usually head west on Hira Street to the district’s northern edge, then enter via Al Madinah Road, Prince Sultan Road or Quraish Street depending on where you are. At rush hour and school times we may take a parallel street to avoid long waits at signals.
The fastest way to cut waiting time is to send your live location on WhatsApp. Al Salamah’s inner streets look alike and many names are not well known, so the pin takes the driver straight to your building. Add a photo of the car and how it is parked so we prepare the straps and winch before arriving.

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.
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