Las Vegas · Clark County · tires first, all night
A nail in the tread on the Beltway, a blowout on I-15, a dead battery on a Strip parking level. One call to this Las Vegas roadside assistance line reaches a local operator, and you hear the quote before anyone drives out.
Call for a quote. The price is set on the phone before a truck leaves.
Six roadside jobs, tires first
Tire trouble is what Las Vegas drivers search for most, so it leads. Jump starts, lockouts, fuel and winch-outs run on the same number, so roadside service anywhere in the valley is one call, quoted on the phone from where you are and what the car needs.
Plug, spare or tow: what a flat usually needs
Many flats are a nail or a screw in the tread, and those can usually be plugged on the spot. Damage on the side of the tire cannot, so the spare goes on.
Describe what you see on the call, or text a photo of the tire, and the operator tells you which of these it is before a truck leaves. Stuck on the shoulder right now? Read what to do with a flat, and where your spare is.
How a roadside quote works in Las Vegas
There is no price list on this site, because the price depends on the car, the spot and the hour. Call, say where you are and what happened, and you hear one number before a truck leaves.
No membership and no sign-up fee. Late-night calls, freeway shoulders and the far edges of the valley can change the number, and you hear that up front. The table shows what moves the quote for each job.
Quote sheetSet on the call
| No. | Job | What moves the quote |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Mobile tire repairA puncture plugged where the car sits | Where the puncture is in the tire, low-profile or run-flat tires, a driveway or a highway shoulder, the hour of the call. |
| 02 | Flat tire changeYour spare goes on | Locking lug nuts without the key, a wheel stuck on the hub, a spare that is low on air, where the car is parked. |
| 03 | Jump startA dead battery brought back | Where the battery sits, a two-battery truck, whether the car is in a parking structure, the hour of the call. |
| 04 | Car lockoutA locked door opened without damage | Make and model, push-button or smart-key entry, whether it is the trunk or a door, the hour of the call. |
| 05 | Fuel deliveryFuel brought to the car | How far out you are, the fuel type, a highway shoulder, the hour of the call. |
| 06 | Winch-outA stuck car pulled to firm ground | How soft the ground is, how far to firm ground, the angle of the pull, whether there is a safe anchor and access for the truck. |
Call for a quote: (725) 587-2333
<b>Every job is quoted on the call, because the price depends on the job, the spot and the hour.</b> A tire plug in a driveway and a spare change on the I-15 shoulder are different work. Call (725) 587-2333, say where you are, and you hear one number before a truck leaves.
<b>Often, yes: a nail or screw in the tread can usually be plugged where the car sits.</b> That gets you to a tire shop for a proper repair. A cut sidewall or a shredded tire cannot be plugged, so the spare goes on instead.
<b>Yes, the line at (725) 587-2333 is answered around the clock, weekends and holidays included.</b> Late calls can change the quote, and the operator says so before a truck leaves. You also hear on the call when the nearest truck can reach you.
<b>No. There is no membership, sign-up or annual fee.</b> You call when something goes wrong, agree on a price and pay for that one job. If you already have coverage through an insurer or a card, you can still call; some plans reimburse a paid receipt, so keep it.
<b>Las Vegas is home base, and calls also come from Henderson, North Las Vegas, Paradise, Spring Valley, Enterprise and Summerlin.</b> That covers I-15, US-95, the Beltway and the boulevards between them. Farther out, give your location on the call and get a straight answer.
<b>Pull as far right as you safely can, turn on the hazard lights and stay belted in with the doors locked.</b> If the car is stopped in a travel lane or anyone is hurt, call 911 first. Give the operator your direction and the nearest exit or cross street.
<b>Tire plugs, spare tire changes, jump starts, lockouts, fuel delivery and winch-outs from sand or a dirt shoulder.</b> If a car cannot be fixed where it sits, the operator can arrange a tow. Say what happened on the call and you hear which of these it is.
The freeways and boulevards this line covers
Flat tires and dead batteries in Las Vegas happen where the miles are: on I-15 through the middle of the valley, on US-95 across it, on the Beltway around it, and on the boulevards between them.
Summer heat over 100 degrees wears out batteries and tires, and desert pull-offs near Red Rock Canyon and the Lake Mead roads are soft in places. Give the road, your direction and the nearest exit or cross street, and the operator can find you.
Write it down before you dial
Fill in the ticket and tap send. It goes to the local operator's phone as a text, and they call you back on the number you give. In a hurry? Call (725) 587-2333 instead.
The operator needs three things: where the car is, what it is, and what happened. On a highway, the direction and the nearest exit or cross street is enough.
(725) 587-2333The area this line covers
Las Vegas is home base. The same line covers Henderson, North Las Vegas, Paradise, Spring Valley, Enterprise and Summerlin, and I-15, US-95, the Beltway and the boulevards between them.