Las Vegas, Nevada / Roadside assistance

Help starts with listening.

A flat without a spare. A car that won’t start at home. Keys on the wrong side of a locked door. Tell us what happened, and we’ll work out what help to bring to you.

Roadside worker changing a tire beside a stopped car
Help where you’re stopped

01 / What matters on a hard day

A clear plan, without a membership commitment.

At the roadside or at home

Start with where you are.

Texting is often the easiest way to send your location and a photo. If you’re beside traffic, get yourself to a safe spot first. Then tell us what the vehicle is doing and where it’s stopped.

Driver sharing information while a roadside worker checks the vehicle
No roadside plan needed

Know what’s coming next.

We’ll ask for the details that matter—like a tire size, fuel type or vehicle model—then discuss the right service before coming to you. You don’t need to sign up for a roadside membership to ask for help.

Roadside technician checking the size on a vehicle tire

02 / From first message to finished work

We work through the problem with you.

You don’t have to know whether you need a jump, a battery or something else before you reach out.

01 / Reach out

Tell us what happened.

Call or text with your location, a description of the car and what’s going wrong. For a flat tire, let us know if you have a usable spare. If you don’t, a photo of the tire size helps us discuss a new or used replacement.

Driver photographing the size marked on a flat tire
02 / Make a plan

Get the right kind of help.

For an empty tank, we’ll ask what fuel the car takes. For a battery installation, we’ll need the year, make and model. We also handle jump starts, vehicle lockouts and parts delivery; we’ll discuss what’s needed before making the trip.

Roadside worker preparing fuel beside a stopped vehicle
03 / At your vehicle

See what we’re doing.

We come to the vehicle, whether it’s at home or safely stopped on the road. We’ll explain the work as we go, so a stressful stop feels less uncertain.

Roadside technician installing a replacement battery while the driver looks on

03 / Before you reach out

A few useful answers.

If you’re unsure what the car needs, tell us what you can see or hear. We’ll ask the next question.

What if I don’t have a spare tire?

Ask us about a new or used replacement tire. Text the size printed on your tire’s sidewall, or send a clear photo of it, so we can discuss an option that fits your vehicle.

Can you help if my car is at home?

Yes. If the car won’t start at home or you need fuel, tell us where it’s parked and what’s happening. Roadside help doesn’t have to begin on the shoulder of a road.

Do I need AAA or another roadside membership?

No. A And D Service is an option for drivers who need help without a membership commitment. Describe the problem and we’ll discuss the service you need.

Is calling or texting better?

Either works, but texting is often best for sharing a location, tire-size photo or vehicle details. For immediate roadside help, call or text +1 775 745 5846.

04 / Las Vegas roadside help

Wherever the car stopped, start here.

Flat tire, dead battery, empty tank or locked-out vehicle? Tell us where you are and what happened. We’ll help you work out the next step.

Roadside worker speaking with a driver beside their parked car
Call or text / Las Vegas, Nevada