Our Services

Start with battery jump starts if the lights are dim or it clicks, and breakdown recovery if it turns over but will not fire, or does nothing at all. If you are not sure, ring and describe what happens when you turn the key. That is usually enough to tell.

Usually, because nothing has to be loaded or transported. But a roadside fix that will not hold is a false economy, and we would rather tell you that at the kerb than have you call again an hour later.

The phone is answered 24 hours a day across all of them. A lockout is generally scheduled behind a vehicle stopped in a live lane, and we will tell you honestly where you sit rather than promise a time we cannot hold.

Tell us the vehicle when you call. A car or an ordinary van is routine. A long wheelbase van, a motorhome or a heavily loaded vehicle can be beyond what a standard light recovery unit is plated for, which is why we ask first.

Yes, with the important caveat that an electric vehicle should generally be moved with all four wheels off the ground, and one that has run out of charge needs recovering to a charge point rather than anything that can be done at the roadside.

By SMS, before anything moves. The price is agreed in advance rather than settled while you are standing at the roadside, which is the whole point of doing it that way.

County Antrim, across 51 towns and villages from the M1 corridor to Islandmagee. Every one has its own page under Areas We Cover.

The road and direction of travel, the make, model and rough age of the vehicle, whether it is electric, hybrid or automatic, and what has happened. Those decide which unit is sent.

Yes, once the vehicle and its occupants are in a place of safety. We cannot work in a live running lane, and where a vehicle has stopped in lane that is a PSNI and DfI Roads matter before any recovery unit attends.

Yes, that is vehicle transportation: a scheduled move of a vehicle that is not in distress, such as a sold car, a project or a garage transfer. Give us as much notice as you can, because planned work competes with emergency callouts for the same units.