Cascade sits along US-24 in Ute Pass, right at the base of the Pikes Peak Highway, a stretch of road with steep grades, sharp curves, and mountain weather that can turn in minutes. Whether you’re heading up the Peak or just passing through Ute Pass, a breakdown here can leave you stuck on a narrow shoulder with traffic moving fast in both directions.

Cascade coverage includes roadside assistance for flats, dead batteries, and lockouts; off-road and winter recovery for vehicles that slide off in snow or ice on the Pass; heavy duty towing for larger vehicles that can’t safely wait on a mountain shoulder; and mobile truck repair for rigs that need work before they can move.

Ute Pass is unforgiving if you’re stuck in the wrong spot. We get to you fast and get you off the shoulder safely. Knob Hill Towing is locally owned, based in Colorado Springs, and available around the clock. Call 719-634-9941.

Serving Cascade, Ute Pass, and the Pikes Peak Highway corridor 24 hours a day.

Common Questions About Towing in Cascade

Do you tow vehicles on the Pikes Peak Highway?

We cover breakdowns on US-24 through Cascade and the base of the Pikes Peak Highway, including winter recovery for vehicles that slide off in snow or ice.

Is Ute Pass dangerous for towing?

Ute Pass has steep grades and narrow shoulders, so we work quickly to get disabled vehicles off the road safely rather than leaving them exposed to traffic.

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Common Questions About Towing in Cascade