Expedite Towing operates a multi-class tow fleet from 7304 Mission Gorge Road in Grantville, San Diego, staged along the commercial corridor that runs north toward Mission Trails Regional Park. CEO Nozad Shaba incorporated the company in California in 2008 and has since expanded to satellite yards in San Marcos and Chula Vista, keeping the 92120 dispatch center as the primary hub for county-wide calls. The fleet divides into three weight classes: light- and medium-duty flatbeds for sedans, SUVs, and motorcycles, and heavy-duty units that recover box trucks, RVs, buses, and construction equipment. Specialty transport covers exotic and luxury vehicles on soft-strap flatbeds, a handling tier above the standard recovery runs that feed collision work to glass and body operations along Mission Gorge Road — Liberty Auto Glass handles the windshield and side-panel replacements that follow road-debris tows in the corridor. The dispatch office provides assistance in Arabic, English, and Spanish, matching the multilingual workforce that lines the Mission Gorge Road corridor through Grantville. Junk-car removal runs as a separate program, with the crew picking up non-running vehicles from residential streets and commercial lots at no cost to the vehicle owner. CHP towing assignments route through the same dispatch, extending Shaba's coverage to state-highway calls beyond the Grantville base. The roadside crew also swaps spares for blowouts on Mission Gorge Road and the I-8 interchange, and when tire damage exceeds a temporary fix, the flatbed runs the vehicle to a full-service bay — Evans Tire on Mission Gorge handles replacement and alignment from there. Surcharges apply for vehicles with missing wheels, broken ball joints, broken tie rods, or no keys — conditions the dispatch crew assesses over the phone before quoting a final pickup price.