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Service · Hardin County

Emergency Fuel Delivery

Rural Iowa has long gaps between stations, and a low fuel light is an optimistic thing.

The situation

Emergency Fuel Delivery
in plain terms

Running out of fuel is easy to do out here. The gauge reads a quarter tank leaving town, the next station is closed for the night, and the gap between them is longer than the tank had left in it.

We bring enough fuel to get you moving again and to reach a station properly, rather than leaving you to walk a highway shoulder with a can. If the vehicle will not restart once fuel is in — which does happen with diesels — the tow is available on the same visit.

Call us when

  • The tank ran dry between towns
  • The low fuel light was more optimistic than the tank
  • The nearest station is closed and you are short of the next one
  • A fuel gauge fault left you stranded with no warning
  • You are on a gravel road where walking to a station is not realistic

(641) 648-6735

Answered 24 hours, every day

What is included

What turning up
actually means

Gasoline or diesel

Tell the dispatcher which one. Putting the wrong fuel in is a far more expensive problem.

Enough to reach a station

The delivery is designed to get you to a pump, not to fill the tank at roadside prices.

Safe transfer

Proper containers and a controlled pour, away from traffic.

Restart assistance

Help getting the engine to catch once fuel is in.

Rural and highway coverage

Gravel roads and county blacktops included.

Tow if it will not restart

Common with diesel engines that have drawn air into the fuel system.

Coverage

Where we bring it

Fuel Delivery is available across every town and road in the service area.

Verified on Google

What Hardin County
drivers actually say

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28 Google reviews · Iowa Falls, IA

Very polite, prompt, affordable and professional. They've towed our vehicles twice both times on the weekend. One time I had him tow 2 cars at the same time turned out they had multiple trucks for different situations so didn't have to be charge twice. Their my go to towing company now.

Kristin Bojack
Emergency Towing

I have to thank you guys for coming out to Highway 65 and getting me, my dogs, and car out of the ditch during the snowstorm today. Awesome job and didn't quit til they got me on the road again. After I cleaned the snow out from around and behind my tires and brakes, I was able to get to my destination. Will recommend to anyone needing tow or help. Thanks!!

Paula Ayala
Winch-Out & Recovery

The two gentleman were so so helpful! The price was exceptionably reasonable, and they even called Pro Repair and Performance to see if they could get us in soon as we had no idea where to go for repairs! Would gladly use their services again!

Saoirse Verne
Emergency Towing

John came out and helped us on the highway. We were very appreciative with his friendliness and service. I would highly recommend if you need help in this area!

Ed Schlue
Roadside Assistance

These guys came in clutch when I really needed them. Quick and super friendly. Really appreciate the service, you guys are a life saver

Jess B
Emergency Towing
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Rating and review count taken from the Google Business Profile on 2026-09-08. Review text is reproduced exactly as published.

Straight answers

Fuel Delivery questions

Enough to get you to a station comfortably. The point is to make you mobile, not to run a mobile filling station.

Diesel systems often draw air in when the tank empties, and many need bleeding before they will fire. Sometimes that can be done on scene, sometimes the vehicle needs a shop — and a tow.

Yes. Most of Hardin County is exactly that, and it is where a lot of these calls come from.

Do not start the engine — that is what turns an expensive mistake into a much more expensive one. Call and we will tow it to a shop that can drain the tank.

Dispatch is awake

Need fuel delivery now?

One call and a truck starts moving toward you.