Broken down on I-70 in Utah?
K&K is in Salina, at the western end of the long empty stretch. We run towing, recovery and mobile repair on the corridor. Call, do not fill in a form.
(435) 529-3711Signal out here comes and goes. If the call drops, keep trying, and if you get through once, give us the mile marker before anything else.
Tell us this first
It decides which truck leaves the yard.
- Your mile marker, and which way you are pointing
- What you are driving, and whether it is loaded
- Whether the wheels still turn
- Whether you are on the shoulder or off the road
- Whether anyone is hurt, if so, call 911 first
If anyone is hurt, or a lane is blocked, call 911 first. Then call us. A recovery can wait ten minutes; a lane closure on a 75 mph interstate cannot.
While you wait
Standing on the shoulder of I-70 is the actual danger, not the breakdown.
Get as far right as the vehicle will go, hazards on, and stay belted inside unless there is fire or fuel. Trucks come through here at speed and the shoulder is narrower than it looks. Put triangles out only if you can do it without stepping into a lane.
If it is winter, stay with the vehicle. Salina Canyon and the high country east of it get weather that arrives faster than people expect, and a vehicle is shelter. Check UDOT Traffic for current road conditions, closures and restrictions before you commit to the run.
Common questions
A lot of calls end with you driving away, fuel, a jump, a tire, an air leak. Describe it on the phone and we will bring what the call needs rather than defaulting to a hook.
Say so on the call. It changes what we bring and it changes the order things happen in. Richfield is the nearest town with rooms, about twenty-five minutes from the shop.
Fleet cards, EFS and Fleet One, T-Check, TCH, TransAmerica, Voyager, WEX, plus Amex, Visa, Mastercard, Discover, cash and debit.
Save the number before you lose signal.
Call the shop, or send the details and we will come back to you.
(435) 529-3711