Tow & recovery
If it will not move, we will move it
Sometimes it is not the rubber at all. No drive whatsoever, a wheel locked solid, or a spot where changing a tyre would put somebody in the middle of the road. Then it goes on the truck. You say where it should end up — your own drive, the garage you have used for years, a bodyshop — and it gets there loaded and strapped, not dragged along on a rope.
How the job runs
- Where it ends up is your call, and we ask before anything goes on the truck
- The same care whether it is a runabout or something you would rather nobody scratched
- Narrow closes and common-edge lanes: talk the access through before we set off
- If a tyre would have you driving again, we would rather do that than sell you a tow
Ring it through, or send it over and we will come back to you.
Asked a lot round here
How far will you take it?
The towns written out on the round here pages are the honest limit. A drop a little past the edge is a conversation on the phone, not something we would promise and then charge for. Nobody here is quoting you a run down to the seaside.
Can it go to my own garage?
Yes, so long as it is a sensible hop from where the car is sitting. Give us the name of the place and the street it is on when you ring.