Emergency
Emergency and After-Hours Mobile Repair
Emergency, after-hours and roadside breakdown calls are taken, and calls and texts are taken at any hour. After 8 p.m. the labor rate is $150 an hour. If anyone is hurt or in danger, call 911 first.
- Calls and texts taken at any hour
- After 8 p.m. the labor rate is $150 an hour
- Nephi to Ogden, including Eagle Mountain and Heber
When to call or text
Call or text when the car will not start at night, has broken down, or has a problem that cannot wait.
- A car that will not start. A dead battery, a failed starter and a fuel problem are all common reasons.
- A breakdown on the road. Roadside breakdown calls are taken. Get everyone safe first.
- A warning that cannot wait. Overheating, a flashing check engine light or soft brakes mean stop driving, then call.
Safety comes first
What after hours costs
After 8 p.m. the labor rate is $150 an hour. The diagnostic visit and the travel fee are described on the pricing page.
What to say when you call or text
- Where the car is. The road and the nearest cross street or landmark, or the town if it is parked.
- The year, make and model. It helps narrow down the problem.
- What the car did. A noise, a light, smoke, a stall or a smell.
- Whether anyone is hurt or the car is in a lane. Say that first.
Questions
Questions about emergency calls
Are emergency and after-hours calls taken?
Yes. Emergency and after-hours calls are taken, and calls and texts are taken at any hour. Call or text (801) 386-6984, say where the car is and what it did, and say first if anyone is hurt.
How much does an after-hours call cost?
After 8 p.m. the labor rate is $150 an hour. The diagnostic visit and the travel fee are listed on the pricing page. What the repair itself costs depends on the vehicle, the parts and the labor.
Can a mobile mechanic come to a car broken down on the road?
Roadside breakdown calls are taken. Whether the repair can be done where the car stopped depends on the problem and the spot. Get everyone to a safe place first, and call 911 if anyone is in danger.
What should I say when I call?
Say where the car is, the year, make and model, and what it did, such as a noise, a light or smoke. Say first if anyone is hurt or the car is blocking a lane. Stay somewhere safe while you wait for a reply.