Flat tire change / spare install
From $95Install a safe usable spare on a car, light truck, or SUV when the vehicle is in a safe work area.
Best when you already have a spare.Roadside assistance pricing Oregon
Common Starting Prices
Built for emergency callers who want a clear number before help is sent.
Quote before dispatch
These are starting prices, not surprise bills.
Call with your exact location, vehicle type, tire size if relevant, and what happened. You will get an upfront quote before dispatch whenever service is available.
Jump start service
From $85Roadside jump start help for a dead battery at home, work, campgrounds, parking lots, or rural roads.
Battery replacement may cost more.Lockout assistance
From $85Vehicle lockout help when access is safe, lawful, and appropriate for the vehicle.
Proof of access may be required.Fuel delivery
From $95 + fuelEmergency fuel delivery when you run out near highways, lakes, campgrounds, or rural Oregon roads.
Tell dispatch gas or diesel.Tire plug / repair when safe
From $125Roadside tire repair assessment for small tread-area punctures when the tire and location are safe.
Sidewall damage is not repaired.Mobile tire delivery + install
From $175 + tireTire sourcing, delivery, and mobile installation when the correct tire size is available.
Text a tire-size photo if possible.Trailer tire service
From $150Trailer spare install, tire delivery, or roadside tire help for utility, boat, camper, and work trailers.
Loaded trailers may cost more.RV / camper tire help
From $175RV and camper roadside tire help when the tire size, weight, access, and location can be serviced safely.
Some RVs require specialty service.Fleet and contractor support
From CustomPer-call or repeat roadside support for work trucks, crews, trailers, delivery routes, and small fleets.
Good for saved vendor lists.Before we roll
What Can Change the Final Price
Transparent pricing protects you from guessing and protects the technician from unsafe or misquoted calls.
Location and distance
Highway 22, I-5, Detroit Lake, campgrounds, rural roads, forest access roads, Bend, Salem, and nearby towns can all have different drive times.
Time and urgency
Late-night, weekend, weather, holiday, and emergency calls may cost more than a normal daytime call.
Vehicle and equipment
Cars, trucks, trailers, RVs, campers, fleets, loaded trailers, and contractor vehicles can require different tools and service time.
Tire size and availability
Tire delivery depends on the exact sidewall size, local inventory, wheel condition, and whether the tire can be safely installed roadside.
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Good Calls for This Price Guide
Emergency roadside calls
- Flat tire help Oregon drivers need on a shoulder, driveway, campground, or parking lot
- Jump start service Oregon drivers need for dead batteries and no-start situations
- Lockout service Oregon calls when keys are inside and access is safe
- Fuel delivery Oregon calls when the nearest station is too far away
Tire, trailer, RV, and fleet calls
- Mobile tire service Oregon calls when a tow may not be necessary
- Trailer tire service Oregon calls for boat, utility, camper, and work trailers
- RV and camper tire help around campgrounds, lakes, and rural routes
- Contractor and fleet roadside support for repeat local routes
Common pricing questions
Pricing FAQ
How much does roadside assistance cost in Oregon?
Most common mobile roadside services start around $85 to $175 before parts, fuel, tires, or special access. Final price depends on location, time of day, vehicle type, safety, distance, and what service is needed.
Do you give the price before dispatch?
Yes. Call with your location, vehicle, service need, and safety details so dispatch can give an upfront quote before sending help.
Why can rural or after-hours calls cost more?
Rural roads, highway shoulders, campgrounds, lake areas, weather, late-night calls, and longer drive times can require more time, fuel, and safety planning.
Is tire delivery included in the service price?
No. Tire delivery and installation pricing depends on the tire size, availability, distance, and vehicle type. The tire itself is quoted separately.