We help Al Mahamid residents and anyone stuck on Al Mahamid Road, the Old Makkah Road or the Al Harazat entrance. Our hydraulic flatbed comes day and night, with a clear price before we move, 24/7.
Al Mahamid tow truck
Our Al Mahamid tow truck service from Satha Alam is built for a district where the road is not always easy. Al Mahamid lies in south-east Jeddah, many of its inner streets are unpaved, and the main road suffers from potholes and cracks after rain. So we prepare our hydraulic flatbed with straps, chains and a pulling winch before we leave, because a car here is often stuck in sand or mud rather than parked on flat asphalt.
We take Al Mahamid requests around the clock by call or WhatsApp on 058 056 4950. Send your live location, car type, destination inside Jeddah and the car’s condition: does it run, is a tyre burst, is the suspension broken, is it stuck. Based on that we give you 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. In Al Mahamid we often handle pickups, light Dyna trucks and cars belonging to rest-house owners, as well as family cars damaged by potholes. A tow truck in Al Mahamid Jeddah should reach you where you are, even on a dirt street far from the main road.

Al Mahamid is in south-east Jeddah under the Umm Al Salam sub-municipality, with its main entrance from the Al Harazat side. The main street, known as Al Mahamid Road, links the Bahra Umm Al Salam road with Al Harazat Road, connects to the Old Makkah Road and the Al Harazat and Umm Al Salam areas, and gives access to the Haramain Expressway. Traffic on it is heavy all day, with growing shops and workshops. Al Qasran Street and Umm Dhahran Street are also known here, and rest houses and camps around the district get busy at weekends, which means more breakdowns on the dirt tracks leading to them.
The district is informal and open, and Jeddah Municipality lists it among the unplanned districts due for re-planning. Residents regularly complain about potholes and cracks on the main road, unpaved inner streets that turn into puddles when it rains, and dust. Well-drilling rigs, heavy machinery and livestock trucks park along the old Bahra road. That explains the many suspension and tyre failures and stuck cars here, and why you need a towing service in Al Mahamid that can recover a car from a difficult spot.
We winch the car out of mud or sand onto firm ground, then load it on the flatbed without harsh pulling that could damage the bumper or gearbox.
Potholes on the main road break suspension arms and burst tyres. The car rides fully on the flatbed so nothing gets worse on the way to the workshop.
We carry Hilux pickups and light Dyna trucks within about 3.5 tons, the vehicles most used by residents, shop owners and rest houses.
We move generators, workshop machines and light equipment such as a Bobcat between Al Mahamid and any Jeddah district, secured on four points.
Quad bikes and motorcycles are loaded and strapped with dedicated straps, from a rest house or a home in the district.
Our base is on Hira Street in Al Marwah, north Jeddah, about 39 km from Al Mahamid. Arrival usually takes approximately 45–55 minutes depending on traffic. The usual route is south on the Haramain Expressway, then towards Al Harazat and Al Mahamid Road. Time changes at rush hour or when there are diversions and road works.
Because addresses are unclear on many inner streets, the live location is the most important thing you send. It saves the driver from searching on dirt roads and tells us whether we can reach the car directly or need to winch it to the main road first. If there is a nearby fuel station or mosque, mention it too.

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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