Do you take fleet cards for roadside?

Yes, EFS and Fleet One, T-Check, TCH, TransAmerica, Voyager and WEX, along with the usual cards.

Service

Roadside Assistance on I-70 and US-89

Not everything needs a tow. Fuel delivery, jump starts, lock-outs, pull starts, tire service and mobile repair across the I-70 and US-89 corridors, so a lot of the time you are moving again without the truck ever leaving the shoulder.

Call (435) 529-3711 Request service

What we handle

Fuel delivery, diesel and gas
Jump starts and battery boosts
Pull starts
Lock-outs
Roadside tire service and flat repair
Air leaks and quick air-system fixes
Coolant, oil and fluid top-ups
Mobile diagnostics and repair
Escalation to a tow when the fix is not roadside

Signs you need this

If any of these sound familiar, call before it gets worse.

Ran out of fuel before the next exit
Batteries are dead and it will not turn over
Locked the keys in the truck
Air leak and I cannot build enough pressure to release the brakes
Flat on the trailer and I have no spare
Overheated and I have no coolant with me

What to expect

No surprises on the invoice. Here is the order it happens in.

01
Call with your location

Mile marker and direction of travel is the fastest thing you can give us. If you do not have one, the last exit you passed works.
02
Stay safe

Belt on, well off the travel lane, hazards on. On I-70 the shoulder is not a safe place to stand around.
03
We come to you

We bring what the call needs. Most roadside calls end with you driving away.
04
If it is bigger than roadside

The same crew hooks it and brings it in. You are not starting over with a second company, see [towing and recovery](/services/towing-recovery).

A service truck stopped at the curbside with an operator working beside it

The corridor between Salina and Green River is the emptiest run of interstate most drivers will ever make. There is no shoulder service culture out there, no row of shops to call, and cell coverage comes and goes. If you are reading this from the side of the road, stop reading and call. If you are reading it before your trip, put the number in your phone now, see I-70 breakdown help.