A dead battery on Cage Boulevard, at work, or in a parking lot does not have to wreck your day. We bring the jump start to your vehicle.
Heat kills batteries faster than cold does. Rio Grande Valley summers run long and hot, so a battery that cranked fine in February can quit without warning in a Pharr parking lot in July. Short trips around town make it worse, because the alternator never gets long enough to fully recharge.
A battery boost in Pharr gets you cranking where you sit. We come to you with the cables and equipment, connect safely, and stay until the engine is running steady.
Batteries die at 5 a.m. and at midnight. We run a 24 hour towing and roadside operation for exactly that reason.
Call (956) 702-4584 or (956) 683-5519 and tell us where you are parked.
Once a truck reaches you, most battery boosts take about five to fifteen minutes. Hooking up, cranking and letting the vehicle stabilize is quick work. Travel time across Pharr depends on traffic and where you are stopped.
Trucks with dual batteries or hard-to-reach terminals take a little longer. If the engine turns over and dies again right away, the issue is usually the alternator or the battery itself, not the jump.
Maybe. A jump start only proves the engine will run with help. If your battery is a few years old and has baked through several Valley summers, it may not hold a charge again.
Drive for at least twenty to thirty minutes to put some charge back in. Then have the battery and alternator tested. Repeat dead batteries almost always mean the battery, the charging system, or a parasitic drain.
Yes. We handle battery boosts for light, medium and heavy duty vehicles, including trucks, RVs and buses. Those rigs run multiple batteries and higher amperage, so a small booster pack usually will not touch them.
Tell us the type of vehicle when you call. With freight traffic moving through Pharr and the international bridge, commercial no-starts are a regular call for us.
Price depends on your location in Pharr, the type of vehicle, and the time of day. A sedan in a local parking lot and a loaded truck on the expressway shoulder are not the same job.
Call and describe the vehicle and where it sits. You will know what the call involves before we dispatch, with no surprise at the roadside.
Dead batteries do not wait for a convenient hour, and Valley heat does not make them last longer. If your vehicle will not crank anywhere in Pharr, Alamo, San Juan or the surrounding area, call (956) 702-4584 or (956) 683-5519 and we will come out with the boost.