Someone injured or at risk? Ring 112 before us. Call us once everyone is out of harm’s way.
What does a tow in Meath cost?
€150 gets the truck out to you, and every kilometre to the drop-off adds €2. You hear the sum during the call and decide then.
Where are you based?
Dunshaughlin, in the middle of County Meath. Navan, Ashbourne, Ratoath, Trim and Dunboyne, and the M3 and N2 between them, are our everyday roads.
Which details should I have ready?
Your name, the car's registration, where it is sitting now and where you want it to end up. An Eircode is perfect for both, but a townland, a road and a landmark will do.
My car has slid into a ditch. Can you get it out?
Tell us how it is lying and whether anyone is hurt. If anyone is, ring 112 first. If not, a car on a verge or in a shallow ditch is a normal job for us: it is pulled back onto the road and loaded.
How can I pay?
Cash, or card: either read the number to us on the call or tap the pay link we send to your mobile.
Can you take the car into Dublin?
Yes. Plenty of our runs go from Meath to a garage or dealer in Dublin, usually by the M3, N2 or M1. The distance is part of the price, so we will ask exactly where it is going.
Do you move vans and jeeps?
Yes. Tell us the make and model, whether it is loaded and whether it rolls, so we can plan how it goes on the deck.
What about motorbikes?
Yes, bikes go on the flatbed and are strapped down. Mention it is a bike when you ring.
I am on an unlit country road. How do you find me?
Share your location from your phone if you can. If not, give us the townland, the last village you passed and anything you can see: a pub, a church, a GAA pitch or a gate.
Can the figure change after I say yes?
It is based on what you tell us on the call. If the job turns out very different when the truck gets there, for example the car is much further into a ditch, we talk to you before anything else happens.
Do you charge more at night?
Ask us on the call and we will tell you before you agree anything.
