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Licensed & Insured · I-695 Baltimore Beltway · 24/7 GPS dispatch · (240) 780-8691

I-695 Baltimore Beltway: Heavy Duty Towing, Semi Recovery & Mobile Diesel

Semi or heavy truck down on the Baltimore Beltway? Priority Towing & Recovery, Inc - Founded 2014 - sends Owned Equipment and a mobile diesel mechanic with dealer-level diagnostics to I-695 from the Randallstown yard on Liberty Road (Exit 18) and our other Maryland locations, 24/7. Call (240) 780-8691.

I-695 heavy duty towing zones - Baltimore Beltway

I-695 is the freeway around Baltimore’s north, west, and east sides. Nearly every truck moving freight through the region touches it. Priority’s closest yard is here: 9325 Liberty Rd, Randallstown, on MD-26, which meets the beltway at Exit 18. GPS dispatch, Wreckmaster-certified operators, Landoll and RGN 35 ton class, EFS / ComChek / T-Check, free quotes, same-day service when the job allows.

Jump to zones by interchange. Say inner or outer loop and the last exit when you call - that is what gets the right unit on the right approach.

Zone index: Exit 1 Fort Smallwood · Exit 7 MD-295 · Exit 11 I-95 SW · Exit 15 US-40 · Exit 16 I-70 · Exit 17 Security Blvd · Exit 18 Liberty Rd (yard) · Exit 19 I-795 · Exit 20 MD-140 · Exit 24 I-83 · Exit 33 I-95 NE · Exit 41 North Point.

Exit 1 - MD-173 / Fort Smallwood Road (Hawkins Point)

Intersection: MD-173 (Hawkins Point Road) / Fort Smallwood Road area on the south/east side of the beltway.

Nearest fuel / truck stop (public listings): Royal Farms #23 listed as an I-695 Exit 1 truck/fuel stop at 6411 Fort Smallwood Rd, Baltimore, MD 21226 (TruckMaster Fuel Finder listing).

Common heavy roadside issues: Shoulder clearance after port and industrial traffic, tire failures after heavy loads, no-starts after long idle, fuel and DEF issues.

Note: Key Bridge-area access patterns have changed since the bridge collapse; tell dispatch exactly which ramps you can still reach.

Exit 7 - MD-295 Baltimore-Washington Parkway

Intersection: MD-295 (Baltimore-Washington Parkway) toward Baltimore or Washington.

Common heavy roadside issues: Merge-lane stalls, overheating in stop-and-go, trailer brake faults, electrical faults after short hops between terminals.

Parkway traffic mixes with beltway traffic; say whether you are on I-695 or already on MD-295.

Exit 11 - I-95 (Arbutus / southwest)

Intersection: I-95 north toward Baltimore / south toward Washington. See also I-95 Baltimore to Laurel.

Common heavy roadside issues: Jackknife risk in wet merges, turbo and coolant issues on grades into the junction, DPF regens that cannot complete in traffic.

This is one of the highest-volume junctions on the beltway. Inner vs outer loop matters for which ramp you are on.

Exit 15 - US-40 Baltimore National Pike (Catonsville)

Intersection: US-40 (Baltimore National Pike) near Catonsville.

Common heavy roadside issues: Brake fade after repeated stops, tire blowouts, air leaks, no-crank after overnight park near industrial parks.

Exit 16 - I-70 / MD-570 (Woodlawn)

Intersection: I-70 west toward Ellicott City and Monrovia; MD-570 east (former I-70 stub) toward Security Boulevard. See I-70 corridor.

Common heavy roadside issues: Stack interchange congestion, lane-blocked recoveries, equipment moves onto I-70 for westbound freight.

If you are already past the stack onto I-70, call with the I-70 exit instead.

Exit 17 - MD-122 Security Boulevard (Woodlawn)

Intersection: MD-122 Security Boulevard - Woodlawn / Social Security Administration area.

Common heavy roadside issues: Short-haul delivery stalls, DEF crystal / derate lights, dead batteries after multi-stop routes.

Exit 18 - MD-26 Liberty Road (Lochearn / Randallstown) - Priority yard anchor

Intersection: MD-26 Liberty Road toward Lochearn and Randallstown.

Nearest fuel / truck stop (public listings): No dedicated interstate truck stop at this exit; local fuel is available along Liberty Road. Priority's Randallstown yard is at 9325 Liberty Rd - the only Priority location with shop diesel repair.

Common heavy roadside issues: The most common dispatch landmark for our yard. Overheating after beltway traffic, DPF derates, clutch and driveline failures heading west on Liberty.

Tell dispatch "Exit 18, Liberty Road" and whether you are inner or outer loop. See Randallstown.

Exit 19 - I-795 Northwest Expressway

Intersection: I-795 toward Owings Mills and Reisterstown. See I-795 corridor.

Common heavy roadside issues: Merge backups onto I-795, delivery and contractor equipment stalls, tire and brake issues after beltway miles.

Exit 20 - MD-140 Reisterstown Road (Pikesville)

Intersection: MD-140 Reisterstown Road - Pikesville; continues toward Westminster.

Common heavy roadside issues: Retail and delivery traffic, no-starts, jump starts that become electrical diagnoses, light-to-medium commercial tow needs that escalate to heavy.

Westminster office sits farther up MD-140 at 1718 Old Liberty Rd - see Westminster.

Exit 24 - I-83 Jones Falls / Harrisburg Expressway

Intersection: I-83 south (Jones Falls Expressway) into Baltimore; I-83 north toward Harrisburg.

Common heavy roadside issues: Grade and congestion stress, trailer swing in tight merges, coolant and fan-clutch failures.

Exit 33 - I-95 northeast (Rossville / White Marsh)

Intersection: I-95 toward Philadelphia (north) or back toward Baltimore (south).

Common heavy roadside issues: Through-freight tire and brake failures, aftertreatment derates on long pulls, roadside fuel or DEF shortfalls.

Exit 41 - North Point Boulevard area

Intersection: North Point Boulevard / industrial southeast beltway.

Nearest fuel / truck stop (public listings): North Point Fuel Stop / North Point Fuel Shop listed near I-695 Exits 41-42 at 4240 North Point Blvd, Baltimore (TruckMaster / Roadnow listings).

Common heavy roadside issues: Port and industrial traffic, low-speed clutch and transmission heat, air-system leaks, battery and starter failures.

Truck down on the beltway?

Say inner or outer loop, and the exit you passed last.

What breaks down on the beltway

Heavy, merging, stop-and-go traffic is hard on trucks. Overheating, brake and tire failures, DPF regens that cannot complete, and electrical faults are typical. Shoulders vary from wide to non-existent, and construction can narrow them further, so tell dispatch if you are in a travel lane.

A mobile diesel mechanic can fix many of those where the truck sits: mobile diesel mechanic, DPF derate repair, truck road service. Our in-house diesel techs use dealer-level diagnostics. GPS dispatch aims the unit at the exit you give us. Priority is Founded 2014. If a truck has to go to a shop, the Randallstown yard is the only Priority location with shop diesel repair.

When it has to be towed, the same dispatcher sends a heavy wrecker: semi truck towing in Maryland, with Landoll and RGN service for units and equipment that must be hauled.

Offices near I-695 - NAP

Randallstown - 9325 Liberty Rd, Randallstown, MD 21133 (yard + shop diesel; Google 4.9 / 2,275 reviews). heavy-duty towing in Baltimore - 516 N Charles St, Suite 302, Baltimore, MD 21201 (Google 4.8 / 3,708 reviews). Columbia - 5305 Village Center Drive, Suite 201, Columbia, MD 21044 (Google 4.7 / 58 reviews). Westminster - 1718 Old Liberty Rd, Westminster, MD 21157. One phone: (240) 780-8691.

Priority accepts EFS, ComChek, and T-Check and has 47 reviews on PreferredMechanic. Quotes are free. If the truck is a hazard, call 911 first. For breakdown basics, see semi truck breakdown in Maryland: what to do and the heavy duty towing page.

Semi truck & tractor-trailer towing on the Baltimore Beltway

I-695 is where Priority is closest to home. Heavy duty towing, semi recovery, and mobile diesel all stage naturally from the Randallstown yard when the call is anywhere from Security Boulevard through Liberty Road, I-795, and Reisterstown Road - and the same dispatcher covers the I-95 junctions, I-70 stack, I-83, and the North Point industrial side.

For drivers and fleet managers: the single most useful sentence on the phone is “inner loop / outer loop, last exit ____, shoulder or travel lane.” Everything else - unit type, loaded or empty, air or electrical - rides on that. GPS dispatch then aims Owned Equipment without guessing which way the beltway was flowing when you stopped.

If the truck can be repaired where it sits, we send mobile diesel with dealer-level diagnostics. If it cannot, the heavy wrecker, Landoll, or RGN 35 ton class follows on the same ticket. That is the PnPT-style corridor play translated to Priority ops: deep exit knowledge on the page, one phone number in the cab - (240) 780-8691.

Semi truck towing, Landoll & RGN on I-695

Priority Towing & Recovery, Inc is Founded 2014 and runs Owned Equipment - heavy wreckers, Landoll trailer towing, and RGN heavy haul (35 ton class) - so recovery does not wait on a partner list. Wreckmaster-certified operators handle highway clearance when the truck has to move. Same-day service and fast response are how we work when the shoulder is hot and traffic is stacking.

For a tractor-trailer that still needs a tow after diagnostics, start with semi truck towing in Maryland and the heavy duty towing & recovery overview. Free quotes. We accept EFS, ComChek, and T-Check.

When the unit can be repaired on the shoulder or in a safe pull-off, the same dispatcher sends a mobile diesel mechanic with dealer-level diagnostics, plus DPF derate repair and truck road service. GPS dispatch keeps the unit aimed at the exit or mile marker you give us.

“Arrived in 30 minutes.” - customer review quote featured on our home page. Response times vary with traffic, weather, and where you are on the corridor; call dispatch for the current ETA.

PreferredMechanic lists 47 reviews for Priority. Per-location Google ratings (do not combine): Baltimore 4.8 from 3,708 reviews; Randallstown 4.9 from 2,275 reviews; Columbia 4.7 from 58 reviews.

I-695 — FAQ

Who do I call for a truck breakdown on the Baltimore Beltway?

Call Priority dispatch at (240) 780-8691, any hour. Say inner or outer loop and the exit you passed last. GPS dispatch sends Owned Equipment.

Where is your Randallstown yard in relation to I-695?

The yard is at 9325 Liberty Rd, on Liberty Road (MD-26), which meets I-695 at Exit 18.

Do you fix trucks on the beltway shoulder?

Often, yes, when it can be done safely. If not, the same dispatcher sends a tow.

Can you haul equipment around the beltway?

Yes. Landoll and RGN service moves disabled units and heavy equipment. Call with the load details.

What payment methods do you accept?

We accept EFS, ComChek, and T-Check. Quotes are free.

Is dispatch 24/7?

Yes. Dispatch is 24/7, including nights, weekends, and holidays.

Call for towing or a diesel mechanic · I-695

Inner or outer loop, and the last exit. One dispatcher.