Frequently asked questions

Yes — 24 hours a day, every day of the year, including nights, weekends and bank holidays. Recovery problems don’t keep office hours, so neither do we.

It depends on where you are and where the truck is when you call. We dispatch as soon as your call is confirmed and give you an honest ETA up front — not a number you want to hear that turns out to be fiction.

Nationwide across Ireland — motorways, national roads, towns, cities, rural lanes, farms and everything in between. If you can tell us where the vehicle is, we can get to it.

Phone is fastest for anything urgent: 087 338 7450. WhatsApp on the same number is ideal for sharing a dropped pin, photos of the situation, or a non-urgent enquiry.

The vehicle make and model, what happened, and your location — a dropped WhatsApp pin, an Eircode or a motorway junction number all work. Photos help us bring the right gear first time.

Every job is priced individually based on distance, the vehicle and the situation — and the price is agreed before we move. No hidden extras added on arrival.

Yes, always. Call or WhatsApp with your location, the destination and the vehicle, and you’ll get a clear price. You decide from there.

Cars, vans and light commercial vehicles — running or not. That includes automatics, four-wheel drives, low cars and vehicles with seized brakes or electric handbrakes that can’t be towed on their own wheels.

The truck bed tilts and slides back to ground level, and the vehicle is driven or winched on, then strapped down and carried fully off the road. It’s the safest way to move a vehicle that can’t or shouldn’t be driven.

Yes — fully insured and certified for vehicle recovery and transport.

Yes — single-vehicle collection and delivery is one of our most common jobs. See our vehicle transport service for details.

Yes. The winch and flatbed mean the vehicle doesn’t need to start, steer or brake to be loaded and moved.