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Al Sawari Tow Truck in Jeddah — 24/7 Towing & Car Transport

Al Sawari tow truck for this new North Obhur district, for cars, pickups and light equipment near King Saud Road and Prince Abdulmajeed Road. A clear price before we move and 24/7 service.

Al Sawari tow truck

Towing service Al Sawari Jeddah for a new district's cars and equipment

Satha Alam’s Al Sawari tow truck serves this North Obhur district, moving cars, pickups and light equipment anywhere inside Jeddah. Our tilting hydraulic flatbed with winch and 4-point straps and chains carries up to about 3.5 tons, enough for family cars, SUVs, light contractor vehicles, small forklifts, generators and workshop machines.

Al Sawari is a fairly new district with modern planning and wide streets, new villas and apartment blocks, projects still being built, and families who have recently moved in. Wide streets make loading easy, but construction brings special jobs: equipment moving between sites, a contractor’s pickup failing while loaded, or a used car you bought that won’t run and needs taking to your new home.

Call or WhatsApp 058 056 4950 with your location, vehicle or equipment, condition and destination. We give you a clear price before we move, with no hidden fees, and a realistic arrival time from our base in Al Marwah.

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We know Al Sawari and its new roads

Al Sawari lies in north Jeddah under North Obhur sub-municipality, covering about 9.46 sq km. Al Yaqoot is to the west, Al Zumurrud and Al Buhairat to the north, and Al Shiraa and Al Firdaws to the south and east. It links to King Saud Road and Prince Abdulmajeed Road, with Al Madinah Road nearby. Inner streets include Badr Abdulaziz Al Askar Street and Suhban Al Waeli Street, and King Abdullah Medical Complex on Prince Naif Road in Al Shiraa is close.

It is a modern family district with ongoing building, so new family cars share the streets with small trucks, contractors’ pickups and light machinery. Building debris on empty plots punctures tyres, and the long drive to central Jeddah dealers makes many residents prefer a flatbed over driving with a warning light on. The nearby medical complex also sees patients’ cars failing in its car parks.

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What do we move in Al Sawari?

Light equipment for building sites

Small forklifts, Bobcats, generators or workshop machines moved between sites, up to about 3.5 tons.

Contractors' pickups

A pickup failed while loaded with light materials. We move it once the load is secured or unloaded.

Bought cars that won't run

Bought a used car that won't start? We collect it from the seller anywhere in Jeddah and bring it to your home or workshop.

Warranty cars to the dealer

Warning light on a new car? Don't drive it far. We carry it to the dealer so the fault doesn't get worse before it is checked.

Hospital visitors' cars

A car that failed in the nearby King Abdullah Medical Complex car parks, moved once someone hands us the key.

How far is our tow truck from Al Sawari?

From our base on Hira Street in Al Marwah to Al Sawari is about 34 km by road, roughly 40–50 minutes depending on traffic. We usually go north on Al Madinah Road, then reach the district via Prince Naif Road or King Saud Road and Prince Abdulmajeed Road. The evening commute north adds traffic, while nights and early mornings are usually easier.

Al Sawari is new, some streets don’t show names in every app, and some sites are plots or projects without clear addresses. Send your live location on WhatsApp with a photo, and for equipment tell us its weight and whether there is firm ground to reach it.

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How to book

3 simple steps and your car is safe

1. Call or message us

Call 058 056 4950 or send your location and car type on WhatsApp.

2. Get the price and time

We tell you the final price and arrival time before we move.

3. We move your car safely

We arrive, load, strap and deliver your car safely.

Tips if your car breaks down in Al Sawari

Car stuck? Let us pick it up now

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

Al Sawari tow truck FAQ

Call or WhatsApp 058 056 4950, around the clock. Send your location in Al Sawari with the vehicle or equipment, condition and destination, and we reply with a clear price and arrival estimate before moving.
Al Sawari is about 34 km from our base in Al Marwah, roughly 40–50 minutes depending on traffic. We take Al Madinah Road north, then Prince Naif Road or King Saud Road, and give you a realistic estimate.
It depends on distance, vehicle or equipment type, weight and condition, time and access, such as an unlevelled building plot. You get a clear final price before we move, by phone or WhatsApp, with no hidden fees.
Yes. We work 24/7, including Fridays, holidays and Eid. Whether your car fails late on the way home or you need equipment moved before work starts, call and we move once the price is agreed.
Yes. We move small forklifts, Bobcats, generators and workshop machines up to about 3.5 tons. Send a photo and approximate weight, and we chain and strap it on four points to its new site in Jeddah.
Yes. We collect it from the seller in any Jeddah district and bring it to your home in Al Sawari or straight to a workshop. Send the seller’s location and number, and make sure you have the key and papers before loading.

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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.

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