Need a tow in Seattle? Whether your car won’t start, has been in an accident, or needs to be moved, AutoTroop offers fast, professional towing to your desired location.
Dead battery, flat tire, low air or vehicle towing services.
Call us right now!
Help Is On The Way.
If your vehicle is disabled, we dispatch a tow truck immediately to safely transport your car to your home, mechanic, or dealership — wherever you need
What’s Included:
Your Vehicle is in Good Hands
Our tow drivers are trained to secure and transport your vehicle safely — no scratches, no stress.
We Tow All Types:
We Offer Support Beyond the Hook.
Need help deciding where to take your car? We’ll recommend trusted repair shops, mechanics, or battery/tyre services — all part of the AutoTroop network.
Extra Perks:
From jumpstarts to tyre fixes, we bring expert service right to your location — no delays, no towing, no hassle.
Call, chat, or book online in seconds. Just share your location and service — we’ll handle the rest.
Our mobile team comes to you — fast. Technicians are dispatched quickly across Seattle, ready to assist.
Repairs done right at your location. From battery boosts to flat tyre fixes, we use top-tier tools and parts to get you moving.
Easy payment. No stress. Once the job’s done, pay securely — and you’re back on the road, safe and smooth.
What Our Clients Say
A battery jump-start is the process of using an external power source to restart a car with a dead or drained battery. This can be done using another vehicle’s battery or a professional-grade portable jump starter. Once the engine is running, the alternator begins recharging the battery. A professional roadside assistance team ensures the process is safe, quick, and doesn’t put your vehicle’s electrical systems at risk.
If your car doesn’t start, makes a clicking sound, or the dashboard lights are dim, it usually indicates a weak or dead battery. A jump-start often works if the battery is temporarily drained—for example, after leaving the headlights on. However, if the battery is old, swollen, leaking, or fails to hold a charge even after a jump, replacement is likely the better option. A technician can test the condition of your battery on the spot.
While many drivers attempt to jump-start their car using jumper cables, there are risks if the procedure is not done correctly. Improper connection can cause sparks, battery damage, or harm to the vehicle’s electrical system. Modern cars also have sensitive electronics that can be affected by power surges. Having a professional handle the process ensures safety and reduces the risk of further issues.
After a successful jump-start, it is recommended to keep your engine running for at least 20–30 minutes or take a drive. This allows the alternator to recharge the battery fully. If you switch the engine off too soon, the battery may not have enough charge to restart the vehicle. If the battery dies again quickly, it may be time for a replacement.
