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24/7 Roadside Emergency Service in Metro Atlanta, GA
Roadside emergency service is a mobile mechanic coming to where your car or truck broke down, including on I-20, to diagnose the problem and repair it on-site.
- Areas served
- All of metro Atlanta and the surrounding counties
- Contact
- Call (678) 430-6701
What's Included
- 24/7 emergency calls
- Breakdowns on the highway, including I-20
- Diagnosis and repair where you're stopped
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Common questions and tips from our work with all of metro Atlanta and the surrounding counties customers.
- What should I do if I break down on I-20?
- Get as far onto the shoulder as you can, turn on your hazard lights, and stay buckled in the vehicle if traffic is heavy. Set out warning triangles only if you can do it safely. Then call us with your direction of travel, the nearest exit or mile marker, and a description of the vehicle and what happened.
- Can my vehicle be fixed on the side of the road?
- Many breakdowns can be: dead batteries, failed alternators and starters, broken belts, burst hoses, fuel problems and some electrical faults. Bigger failures may need the vehicle moved to a safer spot first. When you call, describe the warning lights, noises and what the vehicle did before it stopped, so we can tell you what to expect.
Tip
What to Keep in Your Vehicle
A small kit makes a breakdown easier: warning triangles or flares, a flashlight, jumper cables, a phone charger, water, and a copy of your registration and insurance. Truck drivers should also carry spare fuel filters and a few common belts and fuses for their engine. Knowing your exit or mile marker makes the call quicker and clearer.
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