Towing and roadside help in Shelburne
North of Orangeville where Highways 10 and 89 cross, in farm and snow-belt country.
Unsafe, or anyone hurt? Call 911. On a 400-series highway or the QEW? Call 511.
What you can request in Shelburne
One request reaches the operators who cover Shelburne and do that kind of work.
Towing
Flatbed or wheel-lift tow to a shop, home or dealer.
Request in ShelburneBattery boost
Dead battery? A jump start where you are.
Request in ShelburneCar lockout
Keys locked inside? Get back in without damage.
Request in ShelburneFlat tire change
Your spare put on, so you can drive to a shop.
Request in ShelburneFuel delivery
Ran out? Enough fuel to reach a station.
Request in ShelburneWinch-out
Stuck in snow, mud or a ditch? Pulled back out.
Request in ShelburneLong-distance towing
City to city across Ontario on a flatbed.
Request in ShelburneAccident towing
After a collision, towed where you choose.
Request in ShelburneAuto glass
Chipped, cracked or broken glass, repaired or replaced.
Request in ShelburneSnow belt
Snowed in or in the ditch? Say if the car is stuck or won't start: one needs a winch-out, the other a boost.
Main roads in Shelburne
The 400-series highways and the QEW are restricted towing zones: call 511 there.
Neighbourhoods
Shelburne: good to know
Do you cover all of Shelburne?
Operators choose the areas they serve. When you send a request from Shelburne, the operators who cover it get it at once. If nobody can reach you, we tell you quickly so you can call someone else.
How do I pay?
You pay for the work, at the price the operator confirms by text before it starts.
What should I do while I wait?
Stay somewhere safe with your hazards on. If traffic is close, stay inside with your seatbelt on. If you're in danger, call 911.
Nearby
Stuck in Shelburne?
Call, or send a request. It takes about a minute.