Fuel delivery
The gauge hit empty before the next exit. We bring enough fuel to get you to a station so you can fill up.
We come to where your vehicle is — the street, a driveway, a parking lot or the highway shoulder — and take it where you choose.
When to call us for this
- The car sputtered and stopped with the gauge on empty
- The fuel gauge is broken and you guessed wrong
- You're on the Turnpike or Parkway between exits
- The car is in a lot and you can't walk to a station
How it works for this job
- 1
Tell us gas or diesel
And where you are — exit, mile marker or cross street.
- 2
We bring fuel
Enough to reach the next station, poured in at the car.
- 3
Start and fill up
It may take a few cranks to prime. Then head to a station and fill the tank.
What to tell us when you call
- Gas or diesel
- Exit, mile marker or cross street
- Direction of travel
- Whether the car is in a travel lane
If you're stopped on a highway shoulder, keep your hazards on and stay buckled inside.
Fuel delivery: common questions
Enough to reach a nearby station and fill up there. Ask when you call if you need more detail.
Tell us your fuel type when you call and we'll confirm. Never put gasoline in a diesel vehicle or the other way around.
Some cars need several cranks to pull fuel back through the lines. If it still won't start, the problem may be the fuel pump or something else, and a tow to your mechanic makes sense.
Once in a while is usually fine, but running dry can strain the fuel pump, which uses fuel to stay cool. Try to keep at least a quarter tank.
Other services
Car & light-duty towing
Cars, SUVs, minivans and pickups towed to your mechanic, your home or the dealer.
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Jump starts
Clicking, slow crank or dim dash lights? We bring the jump to you.
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Flat tire change
We put on your spare, check the pressure and tighten the lug nuts.
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How a tow with Itowza works
- 1
Call or send the form
Reach us at the toll-free line or the request form.
- 2
Tell us where you are and what happened
Address, cross streets or highway exit, plus the vehicle.
- 3
We confirm the details and head your way
You hear back from a real person before a truck rolls.
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Your vehicle goes where you choose
Home, your mechanic or a body shop — your call.
