Cars & Small Vehicles
Petrol, diesel and hybrid cars started with proper leads and a booster pack, not a cheap set of clamps.
Call for a jump start24/7 Roadside Battery Assistance
Turn the key and nothing happens? Our 24/7 battery jump start service gets a unit to you across London and nationwide, starts the vehicle properly, checks whether the battery will hold charge — and recovers it if it will not.
07903 757657Recovery line open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year — including weekends and bank holidays.
One number whether you need a car jump start in London at six in the morning or a van jumped in a supermarket car park at midnight.
Stop cranking it — repeated attempts flatten the battery further and can damage the starter. Call the line and we will get a unit to you.
07903 757657What we cover
A flat battery and a dead battery look identical from the driver's seat. We start the vehicle, then tell you which one you actually have.
Petrol, diesel and hybrid cars started with proper leads and a booster pack, not a cheap set of clamps.
Call for a jump startPanel vans, Lutons and minibuses with larger batteries and higher cranking demands, started with the right kit.
See van recoveryVehicles running two batteries in series or parallel, started without putting the electronics at risk.
Talk to a controllerModern stop-start systems use AGM and EFB batteries that need a careful jump. We do it the way the manufacturer intends.
Call the lineAn electric car with a flat 12V battery will not unlock, wake or even charge. We jump the 12V side so the car comes back to life.
Book a call-outIf it starts and dies again, the battery or the alternator has gone. We tell you which, and recover it if you need us to.
Book a recoverySimple, fast, no fuss
Four steps from the moment you call to the moment you are running again. No apps, no membership, no waiting on hold.
Ring the 24/7 line or send a WhatsApp message. A real controller answers, not a queue.
Make, model and what happens when you turn the key. Clicking, slow cranking and dead silence all mean different things.
We confirm the price and a realistic time, then send a unit with the right leads and booster pack.
We start the vehicle, let it charge and tell you whether the battery will get you home or needs replacing.
Why drivers call us
We are a recovery operator, not a call centre selling your job on. When you ring, you speak to the people who send the unit — and that is why the answers you get are straight ones.
Batteries go flat on cold mornings and after long nights. Our line is answered around the clock, weekends and bank holidays included.
Booster packs and correct leads, used the way modern electronics require. A bad jump can cost far more than the call-out.
Battery, alternator or something else entirely. You get a straight answer, not just a push and a wave.
If the battery will not hold charge, the same visit can turn into a recovery rather than a second call-out.
You are told what the call-out costs before we set off. No meters running, no surprise invoice at the kerbside.
Strong coverage across Greater London plus Birmingham, Manchester, Sheffield, Devon, Scotland, Wales and Ireland.
Every kind of flat battery
What the vehicle does when you turn the key tells us most of what we need to know. These are the calls that come in most often.
No lights, no click, no crank. Usually a completely flat or failed battery, or a bad terminal connection.
A rapid click with the dashboard lights dimming means there is not enough current to spin the starter.
The engine turns over but will not catch. Common on cold mornings and on cars used only for short runs.
Interior lights, headlights or a boot light left on will flatten a perfectly healthy battery in a few hours.
If it cuts out shortly after a jump, the alternator is usually not charging and the vehicle needs recovering.
Cars that have not moved since a holiday or a winter lay-up often need more than a quick jump.
Speak to a controller
You do not need a membership, a policy number or an app. Tell us the vehicle and where it is, and we will do the rest.
Where we cover
Our base is London, so that is where we are quickest — but the line covers call-outs and recovery the length of the country.
Central, North, South, East and West London, including the boroughs and towns our units run through most often.
Long-distance work well beyond the M25, including cross-country and overnight moves.
Not sure whether you are in our patch? Ring the line with your postcode and we will tell you straight away.
Straight answers on price
Every call-out is quoted individually. These are the five things a controller will ask about before giving you a price.
How far a unit has to travel to reach you.
Overnight, weekend and bank holiday call-outs are priced differently.
Larger commercial and twin-battery vehicles take more time and more kit.
A jump start alone, a jump plus a battery check, or a jump plus recovery.
Underground car parks, tight streets and gated estates take longer.
No surprises. You get a clear figure on the phone before a unit is dispatched, and that is the figure you pay. If the battery turns out to be dead rather than flat and the vehicle needs recovering, you are told the cost of that before we do it.
Before we arrive
A few small things make the call-out quicker, and one or two of them will save the battery.
Be careful. Bump starting will not work on an automatic and can damage a catalytic converter, and a badly connected jump lead can take out an ECU that costs far more than the call-out. If the vehicle is a hybrid, an EV or has a stop-start system, leave it to a unit with the right equipment.
Call The Recovery LineOnce we are on the way, a controller can stay on the line if you would rather not wait alone.
Trade & fleet
Vehicles that will not start are somebody's problem to solve every morning. Fleets, garages and property teams use the same line, with call-outs booked around your hours.
Vehicles that have stood on a yard brought back to life in batches rather than one call at a time.
Set up an accountCustomer vehicles started and moved so they reach your ramp under their own power, or on ours.
Book a call-outVehicles blocking a bay or a barrier started and moved, so the space can be used again.
Talk to a controllerCommon questions
The questions our controllers are asked most often. If yours is not here, ring the line and ask.
Often, yes, but not always. A flat battery that is otherwise healthy will start and then charge as you drive. A battery that has failed internally, or an alternator that is not charging, will not hold. We check it after the jump and tell you honestly which one you are dealing with.
The jump itself takes a few minutes. Getting to you is the variable, and that depends on where you are and the time of day. A controller gives you a realistic time on the call rather than a headline figure.
Yes. Hybrids and EVs have a conventional 12V battery that wakes the car up, and when it goes flat the car will not unlock, start or even charge. We jump the 12V side. The high-voltage traction battery is never touched.
Tell the controller the make and model when you call and we will confirm what can be done on the visit. Where a battery cannot be supplied on the spot, we start the vehicle and recover it to a garage of your choice.
Usually the alternator is not charging, so the engine was running on whatever the jump put into it. In that case the vehicle needs recovering rather than jumping a second time, and we can do that on the same visit.
In most cases, yes. Tell the controller the car park, the level and any height restriction when you call so we send equipment that fits.
Not usually. Bump starting does not work on an automatic, can damage a catalytic converter and is dangerous on a live road. If your car has stop-start, a hybrid system or an EV drivetrain, do not attempt it at all.
No. There is no membership, no annual fee and no policy number needed. You call, we quote, and you pay for the call-out you actually need.
Yes. The line is answered 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Out-of-hours call-outs are priced differently and you are told the figure before anything is dispatched.
Usually one of four things: short journeys that never fully recharge it, a battery near the end of its life, a light or accessory left on, or a parasitic drain from an aftermarket fitting. Cold weather makes all of them worse. If it keeps happening, the battery and charging system need testing properly.
One call, a clear price and a unit on the way. Cars, vans and commercial vehicles started across London and nationwide, 24 hours a day, every day of the year.
07903 757657