Best Towing
Tow company licensed by TDLR, license 006634214C, in Houston, TX.
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What the official records show
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- License type: Tow company · TDLR
- License (certificate) number: 006634214C
- Status: Listed in TDLR's license file as of October 6, 2026. TDLR's file lists the certificates it currently shows as licensed. TDLR file (downloaded )
- Expiration: TDLR's file has no expiration date. You can see it in TDLR's license search (search for license 006634214C).
- License holder: An individual (for privacy we don't show the name here; TDLR's license search lists it).
- Doing business as (DBA): BEST TOWING
- Business address: Houston, TX 77068 (Harris County)
- Tow trucks covered by the policy: 1
- Insurance on file with TDLR: PROGRESSIVE COUNTY MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY (policy type code 23); effective June 17, 2026. This is the policy in TDLR's file; it does not confirm today's coverage.
Fee maximums
The most the law allows, depending on where the tow happened. This company's licensed address is in Houston; city limits apply only if the tow happened inside that city.
- Private-property (parking lot) tow, anywhere in Texas: light-duty $272; medium-duty $380; heavy-duty $489 per unit, up to $978 (16 Tex. Admin. Code § 86.455(b))
- Storage at a licensed storage lot, anywhere in Texas: $22.85 a day (25 feet or less), $39.99 a day (over 25 feet) (16 Tex. Admin. Code § 85.722(d)(1))
- Impoundment fee: $22.85 (only when its conditions are met) (16 Tex. Admin. Code § 85.722(e))
- Notification fee: $50 ($0 if you pick the car up within 24 hours or before notice is sent) (Occ. Code § 2303.155(c); 16 Tex. Admin. Code § 85.722(c))
- Private-property tow in the City of Houston: light-duty $232 (City rate notice of Nov. 25, 2025 ('Not to exceed the lesser of' the § 86.455 maximum or the City non-consent rate))
- Police-ordered tow in the City of Houston: light-duty $232 (Houston Code §§ 8-123(b), (d)(2), 8-117(d)(3); City rate notice of Nov. 25, 2025)
- Police-ordered heavy tow in the City of Houston: heavy $354 an hour (2-hour minimum) (Houston Code § 8-123(c), (d)(2); City rate notice of Nov. 25, 2025)
Amounts checked against the official source .
Know your rights
After a tow or boot from a parking facility, you can ask a justice court for a tow hearing. The written request must reach the court before the 14th day after the tow, not counting Saturdays, Sundays and legal holidays. If you were never given the written notice of your rights, that deadline does not apply.
Official text: “before the 14th day after the date the vehicle was removed and placed in the vehicle storage facility or booted, excluding Saturdays, Sundays, and legal holidays”
Source: Occ. Code § 2308.456(a), (c). Last checked .
At the hearing the court may order repayment of towing, storage or boot-removal fees, any amount charged over the legal maximum, and court costs and attorney's fees to the side that wins (which can be either side).
Official text: “court costs and attorney's fees to the prevailing party”
Source: Occ. Code § 2308.458(e). Last checked .
Where to complain
Official government channels. We don't file anything for you and we don't contact the company.
- TDLR: file a complaint (choose Tow Trucks or Vehicle Storage Facilities) — TDLR licenses Texas tow companies and storage lots and takes complaints about them.
- TDLR towing program (rules and FAQs)
- Texas Attorney General: consumer complaint
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