Towing in Dunshaughlin
Our base. If your car stops in the village, in Drumree, on the old N3 road or at the M3 nearby, you are on our doorstep. More in towing in Dunshaughlin, Ratoath and Dunboyne.
Towing in Trim
West of the M3, reached on regional roads through farmland. Many of those roads are narrow and unlit, so a townland name or a landmark helps us find you quickly. See towing in Trim.
Recovery in Ratoath
Between the M3 and the N2, on commuter roads that are busy morning and evening. A short hop from Ratoath to a garage in Ashbourne or Dunshaughlin keeps the kilometres, and the price, low.
Towing in Ashbourne
On the N2, the main road south to Dublin and north towards Slane. If you stop on the N2 itself, get off the carriageway and behind the barrier before you ring. Our N2 breakdown guide has the steps.
Towing in Dunboyne
Close to the Dublin border and near the start of the M3. Plenty of cars from Dunboyne go to garages and dealers just over the line in Dublin, and we can take them there.
Towing in Kells
Further up the M3, past Navan, on the road towards Cavan. A longer run back towards Navan or Dublin is priced the same way: the call-out, then the kilometres.
The main roads
Breakdown on the M3
The motorway from the Dublin border past Dunboyne, Dunshaughlin and Navan towards Kells. If you stop on it: hard shoulder, hazard lights, everyone behind the barrier, then ring. Tell us your direction and the last exit you passed. M3 breakdown guide.
Breakdown on the N2
The road through Ashbourne between Dublin and the north of the county. Same rules: off the carriageway, everyone clear, then ring with your direction and the nearest junction or town. What to do on the N2.
Breakdown on the M1
Along the east of the county towards Drogheda. Tell us your direction and the last junction, and we will price the tow to wherever the car needs to go.