When You'd Need It
Batteries fail without much warning, and heat is especially hard on them. You might have left the lights on overnight, let the car sit for a couple of weeks, or have a battery that's simply reached the end of its life. You hear a click or a slow crank, the dash flickers, and the engine never catches.
This happens in driveways, office garages, apartment lots and gas stations as often as on the highway, and it doesn't care what time it is.
What We Do
We come to your vehicle and give the battery a jump so you can get started. If the car won't start even with a good jump, the cause may be the starter, the alternator or something else. In that case we can tow it to your mechanic.
What To Expect
Once you're running, keep the engine on for a while and drive somewhere useful, like an auto parts store that can test the battery and charging system. A battery that died once without an obvious reason will likely do it again.
What To Have Ready When You Call
- Your location, including parking level or space if you're in a garage
- Year, make and model
- What happened: clicking, slow crank, or nothing at all
- Whether you can open the hood
Then call (225) 937-3372, open 24/7.
“This man was a Godsend. Not only the first to respond but the only one at 3:30 in the morning. Arrived quickly with a pleasant demeanor and excellent knowledge of what needed to be done... VERY REASONABLE AND VERY REAL.”
Questions
Can you jump a car in a parking garage?
Usually, yes. Tell us the level and any height limits when you call.
Why won't my car start even after a jump?
It could be the starter, alternator or another part. We can tow it to a shop.
How much does a jump-start cost?
Call for a quote.