What's included
- Mobile jump starts, 24/7
- Cars, pickups, SUVs and light commercial vehicles
- Battery and charging-system check after the jump
- Advice on whether you need a new battery
- Towing to a shop if it won't start
- Service at home, work, parking garages and roadside
Fast and safe
Modern vehicles are sensitive to voltage spikes. We use professional jump packs and proper procedure so your electronics stay safe — not a pair of cheap cables and a guess.
If a jump won't do it
Sometimes a battery is past saving or the problem is a starter or alternator. If your vehicle won't start or won't stay running, we can tow it to the shop of your choice on the same call.
Frequently asked questions
How long does a jump start take?
Once we arrive, a typical jump start takes 5–10 minutes. Arrival inside our core service area is usually 30 minutes or less.
Will a jump start damage my car's electronics?
Not when done correctly. We use professional equipment and follow the proper sequence to protect your vehicle.
What if my car still won't start?
We'll check the obvious causes and, if needed, tow you to a repair shop on the same visit.
