Need your car towed to Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Ajman or another emirate? We provide safe, insured, GPS-tracked long-distance transport.
Long distance towing moves a vehicle between emirates — Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Ajman, Ras Al Khaimah, Fujairah or Umm Al Quwain — under a single dispatch, a single confirmed price, and GPS tracking for the whole trip. Most vehicles travel on a standard open flatbed; an enclosed trailer is available for luxury or exotic cars. A Dubai-Abu Dhabi tow typically takes 90 minutes to 2 hours including loading.
A breakdown in Ajman with a garage in Dubai, or a car bought in Sharjah that needs delivering to Abu Dhabi, is a different job from a local tow, mainly because of what can go wrong along the way: a handoff between separate local operators, a renegotiated price at the destination, or hours of uncertainty about where the vehicle actually is during the trip.
Our long-distance towing service is built to avoid exactly that. One dispatch handles the job from pickup to delivery, regardless of which emirates are involved, under a single price agreed before the truck leaves. The vehicle is GPS-tracked for the duration of the trip, and an enclosed trailer option is available for luxury or exotic vehicles that need extra protection over a longer distance.
This page covers how inter-emirate towing works, when enclosed transport is worth choosing over standard flatbed, and the questions we are asked most before booking a long-distance tow. For a shorter trip within the same emirate, our standard towing service is the faster option.
Our most common long-distance route, along the E11, typically the fastest of our inter-emirate jobs.
A short but high-volume route given the daily commuter traffic between the two emirates.
Frequently combined with a Sharjah stop given how closely the two Northern Emirates sit together.
Longer trips connecting the capital with the Northern Emirates, quoted based on exact distance.
Longer coastal and mountain routes available on request, priced individually.
Covered as part of our full seven-emirate reach for long-distance transport needs.
Whichever option you choose, the vehicle is properly secured for highway speeds over the full distance of the trip, not just loaded and hoped for the best.
Pickup location, destination emirate, and vehicle type. A price for the entire trip is confirmed before dispatch.
Flatbed or enclosed transport depending on your vehicle and preference, loaded securely for the distance.
The journey between emirates is tracked, with updates available on request throughout.
Vehicle arrives at the destination address, with the invoice matching the price agreed at the start.
Enclosed trailers are a limited resource compared to standard flatbeds — if you know a longer trip is coming up, booking a day ahead avoids a same-day availability gap.
Loose items can shift during a longer highway journey — clearing the vehicle beforehand, especially the boot and glovebox, avoids anything getting damaged or lost.
If someone other than you receives the vehicle at the destination, make sure our dispatcher has a direct number for them — this avoids delays at the delivery end.
Unlike driving, a flatbed tow doesn't need fuel in the tank at all — no need to fill up specifically for a tow, since the vehicle never runs its own engine during transport.
Beyond dispatcher updates, ask specifically if a tracking link can be shared for longer trips — useful for coordinating a same-day handover at the destination.
If neither party is reachable when the truck arrives, the whole trip can be delayed or need rescheduling.
Some operators quote only the first leg of a trip, then add unexpected charges once the vehicle crosses into another emirate.
A standard flatbed is perfectly safe, but for an exotic or classic car, road debris and weather exposure over a long trip is a real (if usually minor) risk.
Arriving with the wrong loading equipment for a car that can't move under its own power adds delay on site.
We have handled inter-emirate towing across the UAE since 2010, from routine Dubai to Sharjah commuter tows to long, careful transports of high-value vehicles between distant emirates. Handling the entire trip under a single dispatch, rather than passing the vehicle between separate local operators, is what keeps the price fixed and the vehicle's condition consistent from pickup to delivery.
Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Ajman, and onward to Ras Al Khaimah, Fujairah and Umm Al Quwain.