Roadway Towing & Recovery in Grantville, San Diego, dispatches from 5975 Fairmount Avenue, positioned where Fairmount meets the Mission Gorge Road commercial corridor. Frank Khati runs the operation, covering a service radius from the SDSU campus south to the I-8 interchange across the 92120 ZIP. The fleet carries capacity across all weight classes — light-duty wheel-lift trucks for sedans and coupes, medium-duty flatbeds for SUVs and all-wheel-drive vehicles, and heavy-duty wreckers for buses, RVs, and semi-trailer recovery. Boat and watercraft transport runs as a separate line, with the crew handling trailer hookups and launch-ramp pickups for vessels that need repositioning throughout the county. Accident-scene towing delivers collision-damaged vehicles to mechanical bays along the Fairmount Avenue and Mission Gorge Road corridors, where Mission Village Auto Care handles the drivetrain and suspension repairs that follow a structural tow. The yard at 5975 Fairmount also operates a salvage program, accepting end-of-life vehicles for parts recycling and scrap-metal processing. Khati coordinates police-contracted towing rotations alongside private-property impound contracts for commercial property managers in the Grantville industrial corridor. Long-distance vehicle shipping extends beyond local recovery, with the crew transporting vehicles on flatbed carriers to destinations outside the county for relocations, estate transfers, and dealer-to-dealer inventory moves. The dispatch team handles calls in Arabic, English, and Spanish, and the collision-recovery crew coordinates post-tow staging at glass and tint specialists — AMB Auto Glass and Window Tint on Mission Gorge Road runs windshield replacements and ceramic-tint installations that follow debris-damage tows. The Fairmount Avenue yard doubles as a boat-storage facility, holding recreational watercraft on dry racks for boaters staging between San Diego Bay launches and inland lake trips.