Roadside assistance in Cupertino, CA
Stuck between
280 and 85?
Or sitting in a De Anza College lot with a dead battery, a flat or the keys locked inside. Call, and we come to wherever it’s parked.
That is the arrival time the owner reports, and customers write the same thing back: across 17 reviews that name a number, the median is 15 minutes. It is what they wrote, not a guarantee we make.
Parked all day
It sat all day. Now it won’t start.
Cars sit for hours in Cupertino, in a lot off Tantau Avenue, at De Anza College through a long class, or at Cupertino Village while you shop. That’s long enough for a slow leak to go flat or a weak battery to give up. Leave it in its space and we’ll find it there.
Of our first 57 written Google reviews
32 are about a tire
Two of the reviews here involve electric cars: two tires on a family Tesla replaced at the house, and a tire repaired before a car finished charging. Gas or electric, the tire work happens wherever the car is plugged in or parked.
- Battery testing & replacementTested first, replaced only if the battery is the fault
- Jump startsCars, work vans and heavy trucks
- Vehicle lockoutNon-destructive entry
- Fuel deliveryEnough to reach a station
- Alternator & starterReplacement on site
Interstate 280
Signed north. Driving west.
Interstate 280 is signed north and south, but through Cupertino it runs closer to east and west. Give the direction printed on the freeway sign, like 280 North. Highway 85 crosses the city too, so say which freeway you are on.
Telling us where you are
- Stevens Creek and De AnzaIt is a big intersection, and the corner decides the lot. Say: “Stevens Creek and De Anza, the corner with [business you can see].”
- At a charger“I’m at the chargers in the [name] lot, stall [number], still plugged in.” Read the stall number if one is posted, and say whether you can unplug.
- De Anza CollegeRead the lot sign, then the building: “I’m in the lot marked [name on the sign], closest to [building], silver Honda, back row.” In a parking structure, add the level.
Verified Google reviews
“Shout out Steve! I needed help on repair my moms Tesla and he came within 20 minutes of calling him, was actually on his way while we were still on the phone.”
Anthoni CastilloJune 2025
“Excellent service super friendly, Steven was out to my location in 10 mins. Had me patched before my car finished charging. Would use this service again, no question!”
Mike CasillasApril 2025
“Steven I want to thank you once again! You did an amazing job ! Patching up my tire. Great service ! Great attitude! And put my worries to rest. Will be in contact again if anything else happens!”
jackie diazApril 2025
Straight answers
Before you call.
Do you cover all of Cupertino?
Yes. Homestead Road, Stevens Creek Boulevard, Prospect Road, Tantau Avenue and North Foothill Boulevard, with 280 and 85 running through. Sunnyvale, Santa Clara and Saratoga are on the same list.
What are your hours?
7:00am to 8:00pm, seven days a week, including weekends and holidays. After 8:00pm, leave a voicemail and we call you back first thing in the morning.
What do you need from me when I call?
Just four things: your name, where the car is, its year, make and model, and what’s wrong. Something like “De Anza College lot, 2021 Model 3, flat rear tire” plus your name is enough. Then we drive out and look at the car in person.
What will it cost?
You get a price before any work starts and you approve it before the technician begins. No charges appear afterwards that you did not agree to.
A real person answers during our hours.