Las VegasRoadside Assistance (725) 587-2333

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Contact the Roadside Line in Las Vegas, NV

The fastest way to get help is to call. The line is answered any hour, and the operator can quote the job and tell you when a truck can reach you before anyone drives out.

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The roadside line, answered all night and all day(725) 587-2333

Call for a quote. The price is set on the phone before a truck leaves.

The roadside line

(725) 587-2333
Hours
Answered 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
Call
Call (725) 587-2333, then call
Area
Las Vegas, Henderson, North Las Vegas, Paradise, Spring Valley, Enterprise and Summerlin
Quotes
Set on the call, before a truck leaves
Q.01

What is the best way to reach roadside help in Las Vegas?

Call (725) 587-2333. The line is answered 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and the operator quotes the job on the phone. A text with a photo or a map pin can help, but a call gets you a quote and a straight answer on when a truck can reach you.

Speaking to a person is faster than any form. Tell the operator where the car is, what it is, and what happened. If you are on a freeway, give the direction and the nearest exit or cross street. If you are in a parking structure, give the level. Use the breakdown ticket on this page to put the facts in order before you dial, and read it out on the call.

Q.02

Is the line really open all night?

Yes, the line is answered around the clock, nights, weekends and holidays. A late call can change the quote, and the operator tells you before a truck leaves. If you cannot be reached by phone, say so, and give the best number to call back.

Breakdowns do not follow a schedule, and Las Vegas does not either. Late shifts, flights that land after midnight and weekends around big events all produce calls at odd hours. The line is set up to be answered at any of them. When you call, expect questions about your location, the vehicle and the problem. A callback number matters in case the call drops. If a truck cannot reach you or the job is not one the line handles, you hear that on the call and get the best next step, including a tow if that is what it takes.

Q.03

What should I have ready when I call?

Where the car is, what it is, and what happened. Add the make, model and year, whether it is on a freeway, a street or a parking structure, and anything you can see, such as a nail in the tire. A callback number helps if the call drops.

Gather the basics before you dial if you can: the freeway or street and your direction, the nearest exit or cross street, and the vehicle. For a tire, say which wheel and whether you have a spare and a wheel lock key. For a lockout, say whether the engine is running and whether anyone is inside. For fuel, say gasoline or diesel. For a stuck car, a photo of the wheels and the ground helps. The breakdown ticket below turns your answers into one short message that you can read out.

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) 587-2333

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