Roadside help in Detroit runs around the clock, and a text at any hour reaches a person rather than a recording.
At a glance
- Emergency and roadside are open 24 hours, every day
- Text first because it works where a call drops
- Many roadside stops are fixed on the shoulder, not towed
- Overnight labor runs $300 an hour between 10pm and 6am
Cars do not break at convenient hours. Ours is the number that answers at two in the morning on Eight Mile, because emergency work and roadside help never close here.
Text before you call. A text goes through on one bar when a call will not connect, it survives a tunnel, and it lets you send a photo and a pin drop of exactly where you are. Somebody reads it and answers.
A lot of roadside stops never need a tow. A jump with a real charging test after it, a belt, a hose, a fuse, a battery terminal, a flat. If it can be fixed where you sit, that is what happens, and you drive away instead of following a truck.
Overnight repair carries a higher labor rate. It is $300 an hour between 10pm and 6am and it is on the quote before you agree to anything. It is a price difference, not a closed sign.
Common questions
Are you really open at 3am
Yes for emergency and roadside. We also run overnight repair on anything that is not waiting for a parts store to open.
Do you tow
We arrange it when a car has to move. Towing itself is quoted separately and we tell you the number first.
What do I send in the first text
Your location, the year make and model, and what it is doing. A photo helps more than a paragraph.
Tell us what the car is doing
Text a photo and your location. You get a real answer from a real person, whatever the hour, and a written quote before anybody touches anything.