Winch-out service
Share the surface, slope, vehicle position, and access conditions so dispatch can assess the safest next step.
Help for common vehicle problems
Describe the symptoms and your surroundings. Dispatch can confirm whether roadside help is appropriate or towing is the safer next step.
Each service page explains the information dispatch will need and when towing may be the better option.
Share the surface, slope, vehicle position, and access conditions so dispatch can assess the safest next step.
Tell dispatch what happens when you turn the key or press Start so the correct roadside response can be assessed.
Share which tire is affected, whether you have a usable spare, and where the vehicle is stopped.
Describe the vehicle, your location, and where the keys are visible so dispatch can review the request.
Roadside assistance
Common starting, tire, lockout, and stuck-vehicle problems may be suitable for on-location service when access and conditions are safe.
Towing
If it cannot be driven safely or the problem cannot be resolved at the location, dispatch may recommend towing.
Start with the facts that change the service decision.
Your exact location and surroundings
Vehicle year, make, and model
What happens when you try to drive or start it
Whether you are safely out of traffic
The planned service set includes jump starts, flat-tire help, car lockouts, and winch-out assessments. Dispatch will confirm the specific service and current availability.
A tow may be the safer option when the vehicle cannot be resolved at the location, cannot be driven safely, or requires further inspection.
Share the direction of travel, nearest exit, mile marker, and whether the vehicle is safely out of traffic. Follow roadway instructions.
Need help with a vehicle now?
Have your location, vehicle make and model, and the problem ready. Service is confirmed after dispatch reviews the details.
Alternate line: (916) 631-9090