We help Al Sharafiyah apartment residents, shop owners and drivers stuck between Madinah Road and Sitteen, or on Palestine Street and King Abdullah Road. Our hydraulic flatbed reaches you with a clear price before we move, 24/7.
Al Sharafiyah tow truck
Satha Alam is a tow truck Al Sharafiyah drivers can call in a busy central district in the heart of Jeddah. Al Sharafiyah is mostly multi-storey apartment buildings, with older blocks and shops along the main streets. Madinah Road runs along its west side, King Fahd Road (Sitteen) along the east, and King Abdullah Road cuts through the middle. It is a mature central district close to the city’s business and service areas. Palestine Street borders it to the north and King Khalid Road to the south, so it can be reached from four sides.
In a district this dense, the hardest part of a breakdown is the location. Parking is scarce and many inner streets are one-way, like Khalid bin Al Waleed Street, which runs one-way from Palestine Street to King Abdullah Road. So we need the car’s position and the street direction before we move, to enter from the right side and load without blocking traffic. If the car is double-parked, we winch it a short distance instead of waiting for the surrounding cars to move.
Our towing service in Al Sharafiyah runs day and night. Call or WhatsApp 058 056 4950, send your location, car type and destination, and we give you a clear price before we move. We serve both halves of the district, north and south of King Abdullah Road.

Al Sharafiyah lies in central Jeddah, roughly bounded by Palestine Street to the north, King Khalid Road to the south, Madinah Road to the west and King Fahd Road (Sitteen) to the east, with King Abdullah Road crossing it. King Saud Mosque, one of Jeddah’s largest mosques, stands on Madinah Road within the district. Al Ruwais is across Madinah Road to the west, Al Wurood across Sitteen to the east, Mushrifah to the north and Al Baghdadiyah to the south. Jeddah Municipality is also upgrading public spaces in the district, including a project to develop Al Saja Park and the surrounding gardens.
Tow requests here follow the district’s character: older sedans belonging to apartment residents, delivery vans for the shops on Khalid bin Al Waleed Street, known for its computer markets, and heavy rush-hour traffic on Madinah Road and Sitteen. On Fridays the area around King Saud Mosque fills up before and after prayers, making stopping and loading harder. The many older buildings mean narrow rear parking areas and entrances that fit only one car, so loading needs planning before we arrive. All of this makes advance coordination essential.
Vans and delivery vehicles for shops on Khalid bin Al Waleed Street and nearby, taken to the workshop with any load secured or unloaded first.
Cars parked outside buildings or in tight lots behind them, winched to a suitable point and then loaded.
A non-running car moved from Al Sharafiyah to a buyer or a used car showroom anywhere inside Jeddah.
A sudden stop in rush-hour traffic on either road. We lift the car and clear the lane quickly.
Motorcycles and small city cars carried with dedicated straps that stop them leaning in transit.
From our base on Hira Street in Al Marwah, Al Sharafiyah is about 18 km away, roughly 25–35 minutes depending on traffic. We usually head south on King Fahd Road (Sitteen) or Madinah Road, both of which cross Hira Street, then enter from Palestine Street or King Abdullah Road. If Madinah Road is jammed at that moment we use Sitteen, and vice versa.
Because of the one-way streets, a live location alone is sometimes not enough. Tell us which way your street runs and the nearest landmark, such as King Saud Mosque or a known junction, so we plan the approach without extra loops. This matters especially in the inner streets between Khalid bin Al Waleed and Madinah Road.

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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