Fuel Delivery
Ran out of gas? We bring fuel to you so you can get to a station and fill up properly. Regular, premium, or diesel.
Section 01 · About Fuel Delivery
Running out of gas is embarrassing but it happens. We bring enough fuel to get you to the nearest gas station. Once you're there, you fill up properly. We don't price-gouge for the gas, we charge a flat service fee on top of cost.
Section 02 · Good fit for
Section 03 · How it works
Tell dispatch what you need and where you are.
Flat price up front. Real ETA, not a vague window.
Careful handling. Done right the first time.
Section 04 · Fuel type and what happens next
Running out is common and we are not going to make you feel bad about it. But there are a few things that decide whether this is a ten minute fix or something bigger, so tell dispatch as much as you can.
Say which fuel it takes. Putting gas in a diesel or diesel into a gas engine is an entirely different and considerably more expensive problem. If that is what has happened, do not start the engine, do not turn the key. Leaving it alone is the difference between draining a tank and rebuilding a fuel system.
Diesels that run completely dry sometimes need bleeding. Air gets into the fuel lines, and depending on the engine it may not simply fire back up once fuel is in the tank. Some prime themselves, some need help. If yours will not restart after we fill it, that is why, and we will tow you rather than crank it flat.
Making a habit of it costs you a fuel pump. The pump on most cars sits inside the tank and relies on fuel around it to stay cool. Regularly running the tank to nothing shortens its life, and a fuel pump is a far bigger bill than a delivery call.
If you drive an EV, this is a tow, not a delivery. Nobody can bring you charge at the roadside. We take you to a charger, and most electric vehicles have to travel on a flatbed with all four wheels off the ground, because towing them on their driven wheels can damage the motors.
If you are on a freeway shoulder, stay in the car with your belt on and the hazards going while you wait. Standing at the guardrail is the dangerous part, not the empty tank.
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All roadside assistanceSacramento metro tows, 30-minute typical ETA.
See local towingJump starts, flats, lockouts, fuel delivery.
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Contact usNext step
Call (916) 405-8682. Live dispatch picks up. Truck on the way with a real ETA.