We help Al Manar residents, Al Yasmin Mall shoppers and warehouse owners on Huda Al Sham Road. Al Manar is one of the closest districts to our Al Marwah base, with a clear price before we move, 24/7.
Al Manar tow truck
Our Al Manar tow truck service from Satha Alam covers a district just next to our base. We are on Hira Street in Al Marwah, and Al Manar lies east of Al Marwah across the Haramain Road, so it is one of the fastest districts for us to reach in all of Jeddah. That helps when your car is stuck somewhere awkward, you are with family in a mall car park, or you need a tow late at night.
We use a modern hydraulic flatbed with a tilting bed and pulling winch, securing the car with straps and chains on four points. We carry sedans, family cars, SUVs, luxury and low cars, EVs, hybrids, pickups and vans, plus small forklifts, Bobcats and machines from Huda Al Sham warehouses, within light-to-medium loads up to about 3.5 tons.
Call or WhatsApp 058 056 4950 with your live location, car type, destination and condition. You get a clear final price before we move, with no hidden fees. With 10+ years in Saudi Arabia and over 19,000 vehicles moved, our towing service in Al Manar runs on Fridays, holidays and Eid like any other day.

Al Manar is in north-east Jeddah under the Briman sub-municipality. It is bordered by Huda Al Sham Road to the north, Al Ajwad to the east, Al Samer to the south and Briman Bridge and the Haramain Road to the west. Main streets include Al Manar Street through the middle, Saleh bin Ibrahim Al Zahri Street towards Al Ajwad, Al Ajwad Street to the south and Wahib bin Umair Street. Al Yasmin Mall sits in the south of the district on the Haramain Road, with parking for thousands of cars.
It is a newer residential district of apartment blocks and villas, with shops on Al Ajwad Street and Huda Al Sham Road, where warehouses and workshops send out trucks and equipment. So requests vary: a family car dead in the mall car park, a car stopped at a Haramain Road exit at rush hour, or light equipment moving from a warehouse to a site. After rain, water collects in some low spots and engines get flooded.
If your car will not start after shopping, we load it from the car park quickly and send you the price before we move while you stay with your family.
We move small forklifts, Bobcats, workshop machines and generators between warehouses and sites in Jeddah, fully secured on the bed.
A car stopped at Briman Bridge or the Al Manar exits is lifted fast so it is not left exposed on the expressway.
Do not try to start an engine that has taken in water. We carry the car as it is to the workshop to limit the damage.
Bought a car from a showroom or a neighbour and do not want to drive it before inspection? We take it to your home, an inspection centre or a workshop in Jeddah.
Al Manar is one of the closest districts to our base on Hira Street in Al Marwah, only about 8 km away. Arrival takes approximately 15–25 minutes depending on traffic. We usually head east from Hira Street to the Haramain Road, then enter via Briman Bridge, Huda Al Sham Road or Al Ajwad Street depending on where your car is. Rush-hour queues at the Haramain exits affect timing most.
Even this close, a live location saves minutes. In Al Yasmin Mall send the gate number, at a warehouse give its name or gate colour, and on the Haramain Road state your direction so the driver uses the right exit.

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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