Out of gas? Fuel comes to you

The gauge hit empty and the next exit was farther than it looked. Call dispatch for enough fuel to reach a station, and tell dispatch which fuel your vehicle takes. Then you can fill up properly and carry on. Dispatch confirms your exact price before anyone heads out.

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When to call

The engine sputtered and quit on an open road
Your fuel gauge was wrong and the tank ran dry
You are miles from the closest station
You're stuck on a stretch with no services

How it works

Say gasoline or diesel when you reach dispatch.
A technician brings enough fuel to reach a station.
Drive to the station and fill the tank.

Where it happens most

Long empty stretches catch drivers off guard. Pearblossom Highway runs a long way between services, and the desert east of Lancaster is wide open. If you run dry out there, give dispatch a mile marker or the nearest cross road.

Gasoline or diesel: say which

Putting the wrong fuel in a tank causes expensive damage. Check the label inside your fuel door or your owner's manual, and tell dispatch before the technician heads out. If you are unsure, say so.

Fuel delivery questions

How much fuel will I get?

Enough fuel to get you to a station. The aim is to get you moving, not to fill your tank.

How is fuel delivery priced?

A service fee covers the trip out to you, and the fuel is added at pump price. We say that plainly up front.

Can you bring diesel?

Tell dispatch which fuel your vehicle uses when you call, gasoline or diesel. Dispatch confirms what can be brought.