Towing & Recovery in Norway, MI

You know you've reached Norway when the Viking ship comes into view off the highway. US-2 runs straight through town, carrying most of the cars, trucks, and trailers that move through this part of Dickinson County every day. When one of them quits, slides off the road, or locks the keys inside, FAFO Towing & Recovery is one call away. We're based in Niagara, WI, about 7 miles away, and we run 24/7, year-round.

Towing Built for Norway's Roads

US-2 moves fast through Norway, and a breakdown on that stretch is no place to stand around waiting. We get a truck to you quickly, pull your vehicle clear of traffic, and tow it wherever it needs to go. US-8 feeds into the area too, so there's a steady flow of through-traffic, and through-traffic means trouble that doesn't keep regular hours.

Off the main road, the trouble changes with the season. Pine Creek Road and Valley View Road run through hilly country, and those steep grades turn slick the moment the snow starts. A lot of the backroads out here get plowed late, so a car that handled fine in the morning can end up in the ditch by dark. Wherever you're stuck, whether it's the highway, a side street near Marion Park, or a back road out past Strawberry Lake Park, we'll come get you.

Services We Run in Norway

• Light- and medium-duty towing
• Winch-outs and recovery
• Roadside assistance — jump starts, tire changes, fuel delivery
• Lockouts
• Accident recovery
• Heavy-duty and commercial towing

Winter winch-outs come up a lot around Norway — a vehicle slides off one of the steep backroads before the plow or sander gets through, and we go pull it back out. We also occasionally handle field recoveries during the Dickinson County Fair, if a wet spell softens the parking area and someone gets stuck. If your tires are spinning and you're going nowhere, give us a call.

After the Storm and Through the Soft-Ground Season

A U.P. winter keeps us busy in Norway. After a storm rolls through, the calls come in steady: cars off the shoulder on US-2, trucks hung up on a hill that hasn't been sanded yet, somebody who took a backroad shortcut ahead of the plow. We bring the gear to pull you out without tearing up your vehicle, and we know these roads, so we're not hunting around for you in the dark.

When the snow's gone, soft-ground calls still come up occasionally — a wet stretch turns a field or event parking area soft, and a low car or loaded trailer can sink in before you know it. If you're stuck in the grass and going nowhere, give us a call.

Coverage and Response

Norway sits about 7 miles from our Niagara base, so under normal conditions we reach town fast. We're available 24 hours a day, every day of the year. Holidays, 2 a.m., the middle of a snowstorm, it doesn't matter. We also cover Quinnesec and the rest of Dickinson County, plus the Michigan and Wisconsin border area, so if your trouble is a few miles either side of Norway, we've still got you.