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Towing Laws in Oklahoma

Max tow:$108.06Max storage:$23.94/day

Storage fees stack up every day your car sits in the lot - the sooner you act, the less you owe.

Reviewed by Daniel Richardson

Know your rights: towing regulations, maximum fees, and consumer protections in Oklahoma (OK).

Max Tow Fee

OCC-capped: $108.06 hookup + $4.99/mi (first 25 mi) for a standard car, per OCC Order 741981 (eff. 6/1/2024)

Max Storage Fee

OCC-capped: $23.94/day outdoor, $39.90/day indoor for a standard car (max 1 day if held under 24 hrs), per OCC Order 741981 (eff. 6/1/2024)

Signage Required

Yes

Police Notification

Required

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Key Towing Laws in Oklahoma

OCC Rate Regulation (oversight moving to Dept. of Labor Nov 1, 2026)

The Oklahoma Corporation Commission regulates towing rates for non-consensual tows. Under HB 1753, oversight of nonconsensual towing transfers from the OCC to the Oklahoma Department of Labor effective November 1, 2026 - re-verify the regulator and rate chart after that date.

Title 47 OS

Oklahoma statutes governing vehicle towing and impoundment procedures.

Oklahoma City/Tulsa Rules

Major cities have additional local towing ordinances.

Severe Weather Provisions

Special rules during tornado and severe weather events.

Notification & Signage Requirements

Police Notification

Police notification required for non-consensual tows.

Signage Requirements

Private property owners must post towing warning signs; sign specifications are set by Oklahoma DPS rules under the nonconsensual tow authorization process. (47 O.S. 954A)

Your Rights in Oklahoma

  • Right to OCC-regulated maximum rates
  • Right to notification of tow location
  • Right to personal property access
  • Right to itemized receipt
  • Right to file OCC complaints

How to File a Complaint in Oklahoma

Complaint Agency

If you believe you were unfairly towed or overcharged, file a complaint with:

Oklahoma Corporation Commission

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Steps to File a Complaint:

  1. Document everything: take photos of signage, your parking location, vehicle condition, and all receipts.
  2. Note the date, time, tow company name, driver name, and truck number if available.
  3. Contact the Oklahoma Corporation Commission to file a formal complaint.
  4. Consider filing in small claims court if you believe you are owed money for an illegal or improper tow.

Official Sources & Legal References

The fees and rules on this page are drawn from these primary sources - official statutes, administrative codes, and state regulator schedules. We link them so you can verify every figure yourself.

Regulated by Oklahoma Corporation Commission.

Last reviewed by Daniel Richardson against Oklahoma's official state statutes and regulator schedules.

Towing Costs in Oklahoma

Average towing costs in Oklahoma range from $70 to $130 for a local tow.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who regulates towing in Oklahoma?
The Oklahoma Corporation Commission regulates towing companies and sets maximum rates for non-consensual tows. They also investigate consumer complaints.
What are the towing rates in Oklahoma?
Rates are set by the OCC and vary by vehicle type. Contact the OCC for current rate schedules.
What happens to my car during a tornado warning in Oklahoma?
During severe weather events, special rules may apply. If your vehicle is damaged or needs to be moved for safety, towing rules may be modified. Contact local emergency management for specific procedures.

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