Emergency Fuel Delivery
Ran Out of Gas? We'll Bring Fuel.
Out of gas on the shoulder or stuck in a parking lot? Fuel delivery starts at $60 — first 2 gallons included.
Starting at $60first 6 miles • +$6/mile after
Serving Salem, Woodburn, Keizer, Silverton, Mount Angel & the Mid-Willamette Valley
Fuel delivery starting at $60 — first 2 gallons included
No walking to a station with a gas can. Call us with your location and vehicle, and we bring fuel to you. The $60 base covers the first 6 miles and the first 2 gallons; additional mileage is $6 per mile.
Stay safe while you wait
- Pull as far off the roadway as you safely can.
- Turn on hazard lights.
- On a freeway shoulder, stay buckled inside the vehicle.
- Share a cross street, mile marker or dropped pin when you call.
Where we deliver
Salem, Woodburn, Keizer, Silverton, Mount Angel and surrounding Mid-Willamette Valley roads, including the I-5 corridor and Highway 99E.
Simple Pricing
$60
Starting price
Covers the first 6 miles
+$6
Per additional mile
After the first 6 miles
2 gal
Fuel included
First 2 gallons on fuel delivery
Towing starts at $99 for the first 6 miles, then $6 per additional mile.
Final price and availability are confirmed before dispatch.
How It Works
- 1
Call Us
Tap to call 503-218-3632.
- 2
Tell Us Your Location & Problem
Where you are, your vehicle, what happened.
- 3
We Dispatch Roadside Help
We confirm price and availability, then head your way.
Service Area
Serving Salem, Woodburn, Keizer, Silverton, Mount Angel & the Mid-Willamette Valley
Our Roadside Services
Questions
- How much is fuel delivery?
- Fuel delivery starts at $60 and includes the first 2 gallons of fuel. The base price covers the first 6 miles; additional mileage is $6 per mile.
- How far will 2 gallons get me?
- For most cars, enough to reach a nearby station. Tell us where you are and we'll help you plan the closest fill-up.
- Do you deliver diesel?
- Call 503-218-3632 with your vehicle and fuel type and we'll confirm what we can bring before dispatch.
- What if my car still won't start after fuel?
- Running out of gas can leave air in the fuel system, and some vehicles need extra cranking. If it still won't start, the issue may be something else.