Do you tow 24/7 in Kaimai Range (SH29)?

Yes, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week in Kaimai Range (SH29) and across all of Tauranga and the Bay of Plenty.

Kaimai Range — 40 min Response

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Name: Towing Tauranga — Kaimai Range (SH29)
Address: Kaimai Range (SH29), Bay of Plenty, NZ
Telephone: 07 245 1880
Price range: $$
Rating: 4.9

24/7 emergency towing in Kaimai Range (SH29). Average 40 min response. The Kaimai Range on SH29 is the Bay of Plenty's most challenging mountain road — a 400m climb with tight corners, heavy rain, and a high breakdown rate.

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25 min

Avg Response

55+

Areas Covered

SH29

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Towing Kaimai Range (SH29) — 24/7 Emergency Service

Need a tow truck in Kaimai Range (SH29)? Towing Tauranga provides 24/7 emergency towing across Kaimai Range (SH29) and all of the Kaimai Range. We dispatch immediately and arrive in approximately 40 min.

The Kaimai Range on SH29 is the Bay of Plenty's most challenging mountain road — a 400m climb with tight corners, heavy rain, and a high breakdown rate.

Services Available in Kaimai Range (SH29)

Breakdown towing — engine failure, flat tyre, overheating
Accident recovery — from any Kaimai Range (SH29) road or the nearby motorway
Flatbed towing — low vehicles, performance cars, non-runners
Motorcycle towing — specialist equipment for safe bike transport
Heavy vehicle towing — vans, trucks, motorhomes, campervans
Long-distance towing — to Auckland, Hamilton, Rotorua, or anywhere in NZ
Roadside assistance — jump starts, tyre changes, fuel delivery, lockouts

Response Time & Pricing in Kaimai Range (SH29)

Average response time: 40 min. Callout from $90 plus approx $4–5/km. Total price quoted before dispatch. EFTPOS and cash accepted. See our pricing guide.

Tauranga Customer Reviews

Real reviews from Tauranga and Bay of Plenty drivers who needed a tow.

★★★★★

“Broke down on SH29 climbing the Kaimai at 9pm. Towing Tauranga answered straight away and had a truck there in 38 minutes. Handled the hill perfectly — clearly know that road. Professional and reassuring.”

— Paul M.

Tauranga South

★★★★★

“Called them from Pāpāmoa after a flat tyre couldn't be fixed roadside. Arrived quickly, towed to my Mount Maunganui mechanic, fair price and friendly driver. 5 stars easy.”

— Ben H.

Pāpāmoa

★★★★★

“Campervan breakdown on SH2 near Waihi Beach at midnight. They came all the way from Tauranga and had the right equipment for a heavy vehicle. Saved our holiday.”

— Mark & Jo

Waihi Beach

Towing Kaimai Range (SH29) — FAQ

How much does towing cost in Kaimai Range (SH29)?

Standard Tauranga towing: callout from $90, then approx $4–$5/km. Local tow under 10km: $90–$135. Kaimai Range SH29 recovery: from $160 due to specialist equipment. See our pricing page.

How fast do you respond in Kaimai Range (SH29)?

Tauranga city average: 20–30 minutes. Mount Maunganui: 20–28 minutes. Pāpāmoa: 25–35 minutes. Kaimai Range: 35–50 minutes. Realistic ETA given when you call.

Do you tow 24 hours a day?

Yes, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week including all public holidays. Bay of Plenty tourism means we are especially busy during summer holidays and long weekends.

Do you specialise in Kaimai Range recovery?

Yes. We are Tauranga’s specialist SH29 Kaimai Range recovery service with appropriate equipment for the steep gradients, tight corners, and high winds on the range.

Do you cover Mount Maunganui and Pāpāmoa?

Yes. Mount Maunganui, Bayfair, Pāpāmoa, Omanu, and all Eastern Tauranga suburbs are fully covered at competitive pricing.

Do you tow campervans and motorhomes?

Yes. The Bay of Plenty’s tourism season brings significant campervan traffic. We have appropriate equipment for motorhomes and heavy vehicles up to 10 tonnes.

Do you cover Te Puke and the Eastern Bay of Plenty?

Yes. Te Puke, Māketū, Paengaroa, and the eastern Bay of Plenty corridor on SH2 are all covered.