What to do when your car breaks down? Useful tips that can save your day - or night.
062 389 309Practical advice first-hand - from experienced tow truck drivers
Immediately turn on your hazard lights and move the vehicle to a safe spot - as far from traffic as possible. Place your warning triangle 50m behind the vehicle. Then call the towing service.
Brake gradually - not suddenly. If the engine cuts out, do not turn off the ignition: that locks the steering wheel. Without the engine there is no power assistance, so the steering and brakes become much heavier - grip the wheel firmly and press the brake harder than usual. Slow down gradually and stop on the hard shoulder or in a car park.
If the vehicle won't start, if there are unusual noises, if a warning light won't go off, or if you've broken down on a busy road - don't risk it, call for a tow.
A battery lasts 3–5 years. Regularly check the voltage and replace in good time. Long periods of parking without driving drain the battery - use a battery charger.
Stop the vehicle, not suddenly. Fit the spare tyre if you have one. If you don't or you're unsure - call us. Driving on a flat tyre damages the rim.
Before winter, check: winter tyres, battery, coolant and wipers. Always keep in the car: blankets, a shovel, jump cables and a bottle of water.
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