Flat tire changes
We fit your spare and check the pressure. No usable spare means a tow to a tire shop instead.

Breakdowns keep bad hours. We answer the phone at 3am on a holiday weekend the same way we answer it at noon on a Tuesday.
Most roadside calls are not tows. They are a flat tire in the rain, an empty tank two miles short of the exit, a dead battery in a parking structure or a wheel that dropped off the shoulder. We carry the equipment to fix those on the spot and the trucks to tow you if we cannot.
If you are stopped on a freeway shoulder, stay belted in with the doors locked and the hazards on rather than standing beside the vehicle. Tell us the highway, the direction of travel and the nearest exit or mile marker, and we will find you.

We fit your spare and check the pressure. No usable spare means a tow to a tire shop instead.
Enough petrol or diesel to reach a station, brought to you on the shoulder or in a lot.
Regulated boosters and damage-free entry tools, whatever hour it is.
Ditches, soft shoulders, mud and sand — vehicles pulled back onto solid ground.
Hazards on, off the traffic lane if you can. On a freeway shoulder, stay in the vehicle with your belt fastened.
Highway, direction of travel and the nearest exit or mile marker. A dropped pin works too.
The dispatcher sends the truck that matches the problem and gives you a realistic ETA.
We solve it on the shoulder if it can be solved there. If not, you and the vehicle go where you need to be.
Yes — 24 hours a day, seven days a week, holidays included. Overnight is when a large share of our calls come in.
Typically about 30 minutes within our service area. Bridge traffic, weather and heavy-recovery equipment can extend that, and the dispatcher will give you a straight answer rather than a hopeful one.
Stay in the vehicle with your seatbelt on, doors locked and hazards flashing. Standing on a freeway shoulder is far more dangerous than sitting inside the car.
Yes, petrol or diesel — enough to get you to a station. We do not fill the tank at the roadside.
Dispatched from Benicia to fourteen cities across Contra Costa and Solano counties.

Call and speak to dispatch directly. We will tell you what truck is coming and roughly how long it will take.