24/7 Towing & Roadside Help at I-80 Exit 27 (I-880)
Call I-80 Roadside, Iowa at (319) 319-4889 any hour from I-80 exit 27, the I-880 junction by Neola; a tow from there starts at $124.
I-80 calls answered 24/7. You agree to the price and timing before anyone rolls out.
- Towing from $124.
- Jump start from $85.
- Car lockout from $85.
- Flat tire change from $98.
Prices start at the amounts shown. Availability, the hour, the miles involved, the weather and the vehicle type can add to them. The final price is settled on the call, before anyone heads out to you.
Tell us which way you were heading on I-80 and the nearest exit or mile marker.
I-80 Exit 27 I-880
Key takeaways
- Exit 27, at I-80 mile 27.5, is where I-880 splits off toward North Omaha and Sioux City.
- The junction ramps link only the two interstates; Neola's own exit is 23.
- From the I-880 split, a tow starts at $124 and a winch-out at $130.
- Tell us I-80 or I-880, your direction, any ramp you are on and the last mile marker.
Where I-80 exit 27 is
Exit 27 sits at mile 27.5 in Pottawattamie County. Here I-880 leaves I-80 and heads west toward North Omaha and Sioux City. Just northeast of Neola, I-80 curves east to meet the east end of I-880 at a directional T interchange. Its ramps connect only the two interstates, so drivers bound for Neola itself take exit 23.
I-880 runs 19.6 miles, every one of them in Pottawattamie County, from this junction to I-29 near Loveland. The neighboring exits are 23 (mile 23.2, county road L55 to Neola) and 29 (mile 29.5, county road L66 to Minden).
Rest area near exit 27
The junction has no services of its own. Heading west, the Underwood rest area at milepost 19 is about 8 miles on. If your car still drives, that lot beats any ramp shoulder as a place to wait. Heading east, the Love's at exit 34 is 7 miles ahead, listed as open 24 hours with overnight parking.
If the car will not move, stay buckled in on the right shoulder. Stop clear of the spots where the I-880 ramps peel off and merge back in.
Calling us from the I-880 split
Saying you are near Neola is not enough here, because two interstates meet at this spot. Tell us if you are on I-80 east or west of the split, on an I-880 ramp, or on I-880 itself. Call (319) 319-4889 with that and the last mile marker, and we quote the price and timing before anyone is sent.
- Signal early and pull onto the right shoulder past the ramp split.
- Hazards on, belt fastened.
- Read the last green mile marker and note your direction.
- If smoke or a fuel smell forces you out, walk well clear of the lanes and stand behind the guardrail.
If anyone is hurt, the car sits in a live lane or you feel unsafe where you stopped, dial 911 first.
I-80 blizzard and flood closures
Exit 27 marked the west end of the March 15, 2026 blizzard closure. That day Iowa DOT shut both directions of I-80 from mile marker 27, at this interchange, to the Jordan Creek Parkway exit at mile marker 121. If the road shuts while you are here, read what to do when I-80 closes.
I-880 itself only dates from 2019. Iowa DOT asked for part of I-680 to be renumbered so drivers would be less confused during Missouri River floods. The route is meant to carry I-29 traffic around Council Bluffs when flooding closes I-29 and I-680.
Tow and winch-out prices
From the I-880 junction, a tow starts at $124 and a winch-out at $130. A flat tire change starts at $98, and a jump start at $85. Every price on our list is a from-price, and the I-80 cost page explains what can raise it.

Questions about Exit 27
Is there a tow truck near I-80 exit 27?
Yes. Call (319) 319-4889 at any hour and we send a tow truck to the I-880 junction near Neola. You hear the price and the timing on that call, and a tow from exit 27 starts at $124. Have three things ready: I-80 or I-880, your direction, and the last mile marker you passed.
Is there anywhere to wait at the I-880 interchange?
No, the interchange itself has no services. Westbound, the Underwood rest area at milepost 19 is about 8 miles on. Eastbound, the Love's at exit 34 is 7 miles ahead and listed as open 24 hours. If the car cannot be driven, stay belted in on the right shoulder with the hazards flashing.
Did I-80 close at exit 27 in the March 2026 blizzard?
Yes. Iowa DOT named mile marker 27, the I-880 interchange, as the west end of the March 15, 2026 closure. Both directions stayed shut from here east to mile 121, the Jordan Creek Parkway exit. If the interstate closes again while you are stranded nearby, mention it when you ring us, so the timing we give allows for it.
What do I say when I call from the I-880 split?
Say which interstate you are on, I-80 or I-880, and which way you were heading. Add whether you are on a connecting ramp, then read the last mile marker you passed. That lets us find you between exit 23 and exit 29; a jump start at the junction starts at $85.