Towing San Diego provides Roadside Assistance like Gas or Diesel

Roadside Service Fuel Delivery

Gas Delivery Near Me / Diesel Delivery

We deliver gas when you’re out of gas!

All Roadside Towing provides Roadside Service Fuel Delivery.  Running out of gas is a difficult situation for any driver.  If you’re stranded without a gas station nearby it’s even worse.  If that’s your situation, All Roadside Towing can help.  Our roadside assistance delivery program provides you with 2 gallons of gas, so you can make it to the nearest gas station. Just tell the dispatcher what you need; our trucks carry regular unleaded, premium unleaded, and diesel fuel.

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Running out of gas is a hassle.  But it’s even worse at night, in unfamiliar locations, or isolated areas. Don’t make any risky decisions, just give us a call.

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Don’t make these mistakes when your cars out of Juice…

  • Don’t leave your vehicle and walk on the side of the highway looking for a gas station.
  • It’s not safe to hitch a ride with strangers looking for a gas station.
  • Don’t abandon your vehicle and take a ride share home.
  • Do call All Roadside Towing at (619) 228-7888. We’ll bring you the gas you need in 30 minutes or less.

Our gas delivery service is prompt and our tow truck drivers deliver the fuel right up to your location. We carry unleaded gasoline, premium gasoline, and diesel fuel in all of our service vehicles. We normally deliver 2 gallons, but can deliver up to 5 gallons upon request.  All Roadside Towing personnel are experienced, polite, courteous and perform their job professionally.

We also offer a broad range of roadside services for towing vehicles, tire repairs1, jump starting cars, opening lockouts, and much more. Getting our gas delivery service gets you back on the road quickly.  All Roadside Towing technician will perform the fill-up while you wait in the car.  We operate 24 hours a day / 7 days a week. Check out our reviews on google or yelp.

All Roadside Towing - Roadside Assistance Fuel Delivery
Just call All Roadside Towing at (619) 228-7888 when you’re on empty!
Frequently Asked Questions – Fuel Delivery

That’s a great question and a difficult one to answer. There are so many Roadside Assistance Providers and packages available from motor clubs, insurance companies, car manufacturers, and apps you can download. Who do you call? The easy answer is find a company / package that is 1) affordable, 2) reliable. 3) convenient, 4) offers the services you need.

Without going into all the dirty details there is a common truth among all these providers. None of them have their own fleets to provide gas when you run out. All of them subcontract to local service providers – namely tow truck companies.

The best provider of fuel delivery, when you run out is your local tow truck company, like All Roadside Towing in San Diego. Calling the tow truck company directly assures you much faster service. You are essentially cutting out the middle man. The motor clubs, insurance companies, etc. are going to call us anyway.

Plus, they will call us anyway, but there will be a gap between when you call and when they dispatch the service to us. A tow truck company will charge you for the service. But if you call a reputable tow company, they will provide you with an itemized invoice that you can supply to your motor club, insurance company, manufacturer, etc. for reimbursement.

When All Roadside Towing customers submit their invoices for reimbursement they almost always get 100% reimbursed, because we charge a fair rate and provide a quality service.

Not on a modern car. The design of most engines have built in safeties to prevent damage based on running out of gas. If you consistently run out of gas you may eventually cause damage to your engine. When you’re out of gas the vacuum pressure that normally draws fuel out of the gas tank may draw in debris that’s settled to the bottom of the tank. But that would take 10’s or even 100’s of running out of gas events before it became a problem.

If your car runs out of gas on the highway there’s a couple of things you should do. First get your vehicle to the side of the road as quickly as possible. Get over on the emergency lane as far as you can go, so your vehicle is not in the way of traffic. Get somewhere safe and then call for help. You can always call a local tow truck company like All Roadside Towing, who will generally provide you with a couple gallons of fuel to get you to the next gas station.

If you have Roadside Assistance fuel delivery, either through a motorclub, your car insurance, or vehicle manufacturer, you can call their number to get a tow company dispatched to you. If you have friends or family members nearby you can always call them. Ask them to bring you a container of gas, or pick you up to go buy a container of fuel.

As mentioned above it’s never a good idea to hitch hike to the nearest gas station. Walking along the side of the freeway is also not a good idea.

The short answer is no! Local law enforcement has more important things to do than rescue stranded motorists. At the same time, if you feel that your safety is in immediate peril it may make sense. If you ran out of gas in the middle of the freeway and can’t get to the shoulder, by all means call local highway patrol. Perhaps you ran out of gas in what you believe is a dangerous neighborhood at night. It might make sense to call the local police department.

Most cars will start right up after you pour some fuel into the fuel tank. It might take a couple of seconds longer as the starter needs to build some pressure to start drawing fuel again… but this would only take a couple of seconds.

If you want to be on the safe side, you can turn the key to the accessory setting first, which will provide power to your starter to circulate some fuel through the engine. You can also step on the gas pedal a few times which will also circulate fuel through the engine.

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Just call All Roadside Towing at (619) 228-7888 when you run out of gas.

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