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Roadside Assistance in Fairfield, CA

Not every breakdown needs a tow. A flat on the I-80 shoulder near the Air Base Parkway exit, an empty tank two miles short of the Cordelia gas stations, a battery that just needs a boost: a service truck handles these on the spot for a flat call-out fee.

If the problem turns out to be bigger than roadside tools can fix, the tow is dispatched immediately with no second wait in the queue.

Call (707) 356-ROAD

Tire changes Your spare installed safely, away from traffic.
Fuel delivery Enough gas or diesel to reach the nearest station.
One call escalation If it needs a tow after all, the truck is already moving.

What roadside assistance covers in Fairfield

Roadside assistance is everything that gets a car moving again without loading it on a truck: changing a flat onto your spare, delivering enough gas or diesel to reach a station, jump starting a dead battery, and opening a locked car. Most of these jobs take 15 to 30 minutes once the service truck is beside you.

Where you are matters as much as what broke. A flat in the Solano Town Center lot or a driveway off Travis Boulevard is a quick, calm job. The same flat on the I-80 shoulder near the Air Base Parkway exit is a safety job first, and the operator may move the car to a ramp or a wider shoulder before touching a lug nut.

Waiting safely on the I-80 and Highway 12 shoulders

Pull as far right as the shoulder allows, turn the wheels away from traffic, and put the hazards on. If there is a guardrail, the safest place to wait is behind it. If there is none, stand well up the embankment and away from the car, because the most common roadside injury is a passing vehicle striking someone standing next to a stopped one.

Highway 12 between Fairfield and Rio Vista has narrow shoulders and soft dirt in winter, so if you can roll to a turnout or a side road before stopping, do it. In tule fog, keep your lights on, stay out of the car if you can do so safely, and give dispatch the nearest mile marker or cross road.

When a roadside call turns into a tow

Some problems are bigger than roadside tools. A tire with a torn sidewall and no usable spare, an engine that is overheating or smoking, a battery that will not hold a jump, or a fuel problem in a car that was not simply empty all end in a tow. Many newer cars ship with an inflator kit instead of a spare, and those kits cannot fix a blowout.

The useful thing is that you do not have to start over. The operator already on scene can tell you within a few minutes whether the car can be fixed in place, and if not, can quote the tow on the spot and take it to your shop, a tire store, or home.

Why call us

The difference on a bad night

Answered by a person, 24/7

Not a voicemail box and not an out-of-state call center. A live dispatcher, any hour of the night.

One firm price up front

Hook fee plus mileage, quoted before the truck rolls. The number on the phone is the number you pay.

Often faster than a roadside club

When AAA quotes an hour on a busy night, a local operator staged near the Junction is usually closer.

Local Solano County operators

Licensed, insured trucks based here, not routed in from Sacramento or the East Bay.

Questions we get about roadside assistance

What if I don’t have a spare tire?

Many newer cars don’t. We tow you to the nearest open tire shop in Fairfield or Vacaville, and can tell you on the phone which ones are open.

Do you bring diesel?

Yes, both gasoline and diesel delivery are available across the service area.

Also available 24/7