Roadside Help

Roadside assistance in Phoenix. Often faster than a tow.

Many calls on this line are a dead battery, a flat tire, an empty tank or a locked key, not a full tow. A roadside call can get you back on the road and can cost less than a full tow. We line up roadside assistance across metro Phoenix, from downtown and Old Town Scottsdale out to Mesa, Tempe, Chandler, Glendale, Peoria and Surprise. Ask the operator what they have on the truck for your call: jump packs, spare tires, fuel cans and lockout tools. In summer, a breakdown on a superheated shoulder is a heat-exposure risk, so getting help fast matters.

(480) 526-9384 Request a quote

Independent operator jump-starting a disabled car on a residential Phoenix street

What's included in roadside assistance?

Jump start with high-capacity jump pack (no cables needed)
Flat tire change with spare or donut
Emergency fuel delivery (gas and diesel, quoted by the assigned operator)
Vehicle lockout (standard sedans, trucks, SUVs)
Winch-out from soft shoulder or a sandy wash (short)
Tire plug service when sidewall is intact
Diagnostic check for next-step decision (tow or not)
If you have AAA, Allstate or USAA roadside, call them first. If you call us direct, we line up a quoted roadside job.

When do you need roadside assistance?

Battery is dead and won't crank in the city, the suburbs, or anywhere Valley-wide
Flat tire and can't safely change it on the shoulder
Ran out of gas between exits on I-10, Loop 101 or US-60
Keys locked inside the vehicle in any city or suburban neighborhood
Stuck in a low-water crossing or on soft ground (lightly)
Tire pressure warning and no air available
Not sure if you need a tow yet, need a pro look

What do drivers ask about roadside assistance?

Do you provide roadside assistance in Mesa, Glendale, Chandler and other Valley cities?

Yes. Quick Tow Phoenix covers the whole Valley for roadside assistance, from downtown and Scottsdale out to Mesa, Tempe, Chandler, Gilbert, Glendale, Peoria, Surprise, Goodyear and Buckeye. Arrival depends on where you are and which operator is free. Call (480) 526-9384. The assigned operator quotes the job before they roll.

Will a jump start fix my car?

If the battery is the only issue, you can often drive away after the engine is running. If the alternator is bad or the battery won't hold a charge, the operator quotes a tow to a shop. Ask what they see before they recommend a tow.

Can you change a tire on the Broadway Curve or on Loop 101?

Usually, but if the flat is on the traffic side of the vehicle on an active freeway, the safer move is a short tow off the road to a safe lot and a tire swap there, quoted separately. The assigned operator confirms whether they can work that shoulder. On a high-volume stretch like the Broadway Curve, staying in the vehicle with your hazards on is often safer than working beside live lanes.

How much fuel do you bring?

The assigned operator quotes how much fuel they can bring, gasoline or diesel, before they roll. That is usually enough to reach the nearest station. They don't fill the tank at roadside because of pricing and safety. Fuel is quoted as part of that job, not as a published pump-plus markup.

What if I need a tow after the roadside call?

If the roadside work doesn't solve it, we can line up a tow from the same call. You hear the tow quote before anyone is dispatched for that second job.