Roadside Assistance Dubai — Fixed Where You Stand

Roadside assistance in Dubai means a technician comes to you and fixes the problem on the spot — no tow truck, no workshop queue, no wasted afternoon. Dead battery, flat tyre, empty tank, locked keys, warning light: most of these are 20-minute fixes when the right person arrives with the right kit. That's the service we built our name on.

What's included in roadside assistance?

How much does it cost?

ServiceTypical price
Jump start / battery boostAED 150–200
Tyre change (using your spare)AED 150–250
Fuel deliveryAED 150–250 + fuel
Lockout / diagnostics / minor repairAED 150–250

Quoted before dispatch, fixed on arrival. If the car can't be fixed roadside, we'll quote a tow to your workshop under our breakdown recovery rates — you decide.

How fast will we reach you?

AreaTypical response
Nearby: Al Quoz, Al Safa, Umm Suqeim, Business Bay10–20 minutes
Central: Jumeirah, Al Wasl, DIFC, Downtown, Deira10–20 minutes
Outer Dubai: Al Barsha, Motor City, Mirdif, Jebel Ali10–20 minutes
Sharjah & Ajman10–20 minutes

When roadside help isn't enough

Honesty matters here: some problems can't be fixed at the kerb. A seized engine, a cracked radiator, accident damage or a gearbox that won't engage means the car has to travel. In that case we switch seamlessly to car towing — the same driver, the same call, flatbed loading with full photo documentation. For collisions with insurance paperwork, our accident recovery team handles police coordination and documentation. And our guide on what to do when your car breaks down in Dubai walks you through the first five minutes.

Where do we provide roadside assistance?

All over Dubai, day and night. Our busiest zones include Jumeirah, Al Barsha, Motor City, DIFC, Al Wasl and Umm Suqeim. Check coverage for the complete list.

Stranded right now? We'll come to you.

Our Al Quoz dispatch team answers 24/7. Call now and a recovery truck will be on its way in minutes.

Frequently asked questions

Frequently Asked Questions

What does roadside assistance cover?

Roadside assistance covers on-the-spot fixes that get you moving without a tow: jump-starting dead batteries, changing flat tyres, delivering emergency fuel, unlocking cars when keys are locked inside, and diagnosing warning lights. If the problem cannot be fixed roadside, we arrange a tow to your workshop at the standard recovery rate.

How much does roadside assistance cost in Dubai?

Most roadside fixes cost AED 150–250 depending on the service and location. A jump start or tyre change at the kerb is at the lower end; jobs needing specialist equipment or longer travel sit higher. We quote the exact price on the phone before dispatch, and there is no callout fee hidden on top of the quote.

How quickly will help arrive?

From our Al Quoz base we reach nearby areas like Al Safa, Business Bay and Umm Suqeim in 10–20 minutes. Central Dubai locations such as the Marina, JLT, Downtown and Deira typically take 10–20 minutes. Outer areas like Jebel Ali or Mirdif run 10–20 minutes, and Sharjah or Ajman take 10–20 minutes.

My car won't start but I don't know why — can you still help?

Yes. Our technicians carry professional diagnostic scanners and will check the battery, starter circuit, fuses and fault codes on arrival. Many no-start cases are simple — a drained battery, a loose terminal or a blown fuse — and we fix a large share of them on the spot without any towing.

Do you deliver fuel if I run out on the highway?

Yes. We bring enough fuel to get you to the nearest petrol station safely. Running dry on Sheikh Zayed Road or Emirates Road is more common than people admit, and a fuel delivery is far cheaper and faster than a tow. Call us with your location and we will have a rider or truck to you promptly.

Can you unlock my car if my keys are locked inside?

Yes. We use professional non-destructive entry tools that open the door without scratching paint or damaging seals. We will verify that the car is yours before starting — a matching ID or registration document is normally enough. The process usually takes just a few minutes.

What should I do while waiting for roadside help?

Switch on your hazard lights and move the car to the hard shoulder or a safe layby if possible. Stay visible: a warning triangle behind the car helps at night. If you are on a fast highway, stay inside the car with your seatbelt on. Share your live location on WhatsApp so our driver finds you quickly.