Fuel delivery
The gauge hit empty and the engine quit before you reached a station. We bring enough fuel to get you to the nearest gas station.
When you need fuel brought to you
- The engine sputtered and stopped while the fuel gauge read empty.
- You misjudged the distance to the next station on a long drive.
- A faulty gauge showed fuel left when the tank was actually dry.
- You're parked with an empty tank and the vehicle won't start.
- The nearest station is too far to walk safely, especially in the cold.
How fuel delivery works
Tell us where you are and what vehicle you drive. We bring gas to your location and pour enough into the tank to reach the nearest station.
We help get the engine running, which can take a few extra cranks after the tank ran dry. Once it starts, you drive to the station and fill up.
While you wait for fuel
- Turn on your hazard lights and stay clear of traffic.
- Know which side the fuel door is on and how it opens.
- Head straight to the nearest station, since the fuel we bring is meant only to get you there.
- If the gauge showed fuel when the tank was empty, have it checked.
Questions about fuel delivery
How much fuel do you bring?
Enough to reach the nearest station, where you can fill the tank yourself.
What if the engine won't start after adding fuel?
Then the problem may not be fuel alone. We can load the vehicle and take it to a repair shop or another address.