We believe you should know what you’ll pay before the hook-up. Below are our contracted rates for law-enforcement and private-property impounds, alongside standard storage and after-hours release fees. Private, non-impound tows are quoted up front and itemized on every invoice.
Note: Contract rates only apply when the named agency requests the tow. Private tows (you call us directly) use different pricing and are quoted before service.
Agency Contract Notes:
- Police agency minimum charge: one-hour tow fee, even if the tow takes less than an hour.
- Police agency rates may change based on the current contract term.
CHP / Private Property Impound (PPI)
Standard Hours
- Flat tow: $365 per hour (minimum 1 hour)
- Storage: $80 per day
After-Hours
- Flat tow: $395 per hour (minimum 1 hour)
- Storage: $80 per day
- After-hours release: CHP $180 / PPI $197
Ontario Police Department — Approved Rates
| Tow Class | Rate (per hour) | Storage (per day) |
|---|---|---|
| Flat Tow | $251 | $59 |
| Medium Duty | $301 | $63 |
| Heavy Duty | $360 | $70 |
| Super Heavy | $407 | $73 |
- After-hours release: $126
Chino Hills Sheriff — Contract Rates
| Service | Rate | Storage |
|---|---|---|
| Flat Tow | $325 / hour | $65 / day |
| Medium Duty Tow | $400 / hour | $67 / day |
| After-hours release | $162.50 | – |
Private (Non-Impound) Tows — How We Quote
Private tows are priced by vehicle type, distance, situation (ex., winch-out), and time of day. We’ll give you an up-front estimate and an itemized invoice, no surprises. Call or use our Tow Request form for a precise quote.
Why Businesses Across Ontario Trust Foglesong Towing
With over 30 years of experience, we’ve built strong partnerships with businesses across Ontario, Chino, Upland, Riverside, Montclair, and surrounding Inland Empire cities.
Our tow truck operators are fully certified, insured, and trained in the latest towing practices. When you work with Foglesong Towing, you can expect responsive support, clean documentation, and a commitment to doing the job right—every time.
Common Questions
Why are police/impound rates different from private tows?
They’re governed by contracts with each agency. Private calls are quoted separately before service.
What’s an “after-hours release”?
Releasing a vehicle outside posted office hours; the fee covers staffing the yard during off-hours.
When do storage fees apply?
For impounds, daily storage applies while a vehicle is held at the yard. (Check with your agency for case-specific details.)
How are storage fees calculated?
- Storage starts as soon as the vehicle enters the storage facility. Customers pay the same daily fee whether the vehicle is there for 1 hour or 8 hours within that day.
- After the first 24 hours of an impound, storage is charged per calendar day.
Is there a minimum charge?
- Police agency tows: minimum of one hour at the applicable tow rate.
- Private tows: quoted up front; any minimums are disclosed in your estimate.
Do you provide itemized receipts?
Yes. Ask for an estimate before authorizing the tow. You’ll receive an itemized invoice at release.
Last updated: November 2025