We help Al Sulaymaniyah residents, university students, East Jeddah Hospital visitors and Haramain train passengers. Our hydraulic flatbed reaches King Abdullah Road or inside the district, with a clear price before we move, 24/7.
Al Sulaymaniyah tow truck
Our Al Sulaymaniyah tow truck service from Satha Alam covers one of east Jeddah’s busiest districts. The Haramain train station in Jeddah sits here on King Abdullah Road, East Jeddah Hospital is next to it, and the district is the closest to King Abdulaziz University. That means many different cars: students’ cars, visitors’ cars, and travellers’ cars left in the station car park for days that return to a flat battery or tyre.
Our hydraulic flatbed has a tilting bed and pulling winch and secures the car with straps and chains on four points. It suits sedans, family cars, SUVs, luxury and low cars, EVs and hybrids, pickups and light Dyna trucks. We never drag a car on its wheels through busy streets; it rides fully on the bed to the workshop, home or dealer.
Call or WhatsApp 058 056 4950 with your live location, car type, destination inside Jeddah and condition. You get a clear final price before we move, with no hidden fees. With 10+ years in Saudi Arabia and more than 19,000 vehicles moved, our towing service in Al Sulaymaniyah works day and night, Fridays, holidays and Eid.

Al Sulaymaniyah is in east-central Jeddah under the Al Jamiah sub-municipality, with Al Naseem to the north, Abraq Al Rughamah to the east, Al Fayha to the west and Quwaizah to the south. King Abdullah Road is its main artery, linking it to the city and the Haramain Expressway, and Al Mi’ah side road also passes through. Known streets include Mohammed Mahmoud Zahid, Hassan Shams and Wadi Tusnat. The train station, East Jeddah Hospital and Al Sulaymaniyah Plaza stand on King Abdullah Road, and Al Salam Mall is nearby at the Prince Majid junction.
The district is dense, with many apartment blocks, villas and schools, and heavy daily traffic from the university, hospital and station. Parking in inner streets is limited, cars are sometimes double-parked, and King Abdullah Road jams at office hours. So we see many long-parking faults such as batteries and tyres, traffic faults such as overheating and gearbox failure, and minor collisions at junctions.
Left your car at the station while travelling and it will not start? We load it from the car park and take it to your workshop or home in Jeddah.
King Abdulaziz University students' cars are often older and used daily. We take them to the workshop the student chooses, with a clear price first.
If your car fails at East Jeddah Hospital, we load it calmly away from the emergency entrance and arrange the destination by WhatsApp while you stay with your patient.
After an accident on King Abdullah Road and the Najm or traffic police procedure, we lift the damaged car even if the wheels do not turn.
We carry EVs and hybrids fully on the flatbed without towing on the wheels, the safest way for their motors and drivetrain.
Our base is on Hira Street in Al Marwah, north Jeddah, about 16 km from Al Sulaymaniyah. Arrival takes approximately 20–30 minutes depending on traffic. The usual route is south on the Haramain Expressway, then the King Abdullah Road exit towards the station. At office hours and on busy train days it can take longer, and we give you an estimate when we confirm.
A live location matters here, because the station and hospital car parks are large with several entrances and the inner streets look alike. Send it from the car itself and mention the parking bay, entrance or building name, so the driver comes straight to you.

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
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.
Regular flatbed, hydraulic, wheel-lift or enclosed? We explain the types of tow trucks in plain language, when each one suits your car, when it can harm it, and how to choose the right one before you call.
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