Fuel delivery in El Paso
Quick Tow EP is a referral line for drivers in the El Paso metro who run out of gas or diesel on the road. Call (915) 320-5573 and you're connected with an independent, separately licensed local tow operator. That operator quotes you a price before any work starts, then brings the fuel or tows you to a station. You pay the operator directly. Quick Tow EP owns no trucks and sets no prices.
What it covers
- Delivering regular, diesel, or premium fuel to your vehicle
- Jump-starting a dead battery when fuel isn't the issue
- Towing your car to the nearest gas station
- Bringing fuel to a freeway shoulder or parking lot
- Helping work trucks and diesel pickups refuel on site
- Flatbed transport to a charger for an out-of-charge EV
When you need it
- You ran out of gas on I-10 between exits
- Your diesel truck ran dry on Loop 375 near Horizon
- Your battery died in the heat and you need a jump
- You're stuck on US-54 with an empty tank
- Your work truck ran out of diesel near Socorro or San Elizario
- Your EV lost charge and needs a flatbed to a charger
Fuel Delivery on El Paso roads
Fuel runs happen all over the El Paso metro, and where you are changes the call. On I-10, tell the operator your direction and closest exit number, because stations thin out between exits on the I-10 spine and on Mesa Street and Montana Avenue. East Side and Horizon City calls often land on I-10 or Loop 375 near Horizon Boulevard, where the next station can be miles away. In the Lower Valley, rural stations along Alameda Avenue and the Mission Trail through Socorro and San Elizario are spread out, and diesel for work trucks is common. Northwest toward the New Mexico line through Canutillo and Vinton, stations are far apart too.
On the New Mexico side, Sunland Park, Santa Teresa, Chaparral, and Anthony fall under New Mexico rules, not Texas TDLR. Long-haul diesel fuel-outs are more common around the Santa Teresa industrial parks and I-10 freight staging near Anthony. Fort Bliss drivers get caught short on US-54 and Spur 601, and soldiers may need a receipt for AER reimbursement. Monsoon storms from July to September can flood roads fast, and spring dust cuts visibility on I-10. Summer highs normally run in the mid to upper 90s, and heat shortens battery life. If your car is on a freeway shoulder, stay inside with your seatbelt on and hazards flashing.
How the price works
The independent operator you hire quotes the fuel delivery or tow price before any work starts, and you pay that operator directly. Quick Tow EP sets no prices. A fuel delivery you request yourself is a consent service, so the City of El Paso nonconsent tow caps under Chapter 12.54 don't apply to it. If your car ends up towed without your consent, different rules apply depending on where you are.
Common questions
How do I get gas delivered if I run out on I-10 in El Paso?
Call (915) 320-5573 and tell the operator your direction of travel and closest exit number. Give the make, model, and fuel type, whether regular, diesel, or premium. The independent operator quotes a price before starting and brings fuel to your location. If you're on the shoulder, stay in the car with your seatbelt on and hazards flashing. El Paso PD may stop by if traffic is hazardous, which is normal.
Can you bring diesel to a work truck in the Lower Valley?
Yes. Tell the operator it's diesel and give the vehicle type. Lower Valley stations along Alameda Avenue and the Mission Trail through Socorro and San Elizario are spread out, so diesel for ag and work trucks is common there. The independent operator quotes before work starts. If you have roadside coverage through a motor club, call them first since they may cover the call.
What if I'm out of charge in my EV instead of out of gas?
There's no roadside equivalent of a quick portable charge. The practical move is a flatbed tow to the nearest charger. Call (915) 320-5573 and tell the operator it's an EV that won't move. The independent operator quotes the tow before starting. Quick Tow EP connects you and sets no prices. You pay the operator directly for the work.
Does fuel delivery cost the same in New Mexico as in Texas?
No. Sunland Park, Santa Teresa, Chaparral, and Anthony are in New Mexico and fall under the New Mexico Motor Vehicle Code, not Texas TDLR rules. No New Mexico dollar figure is published, so ask the operator who quotes your job. Quick Tow EP sets no prices. A fuel delivery you request yourself is priced by the operator you hire, and you pay that operator directly.
What should I have ready when the operator arrives?
Know your fuel type, whether regular, diesel, or premium, and have payment ready for the operator who quoted you. If you're on a freeway, stay in the vehicle with your seatbelt fastened and hazards on until help arrives. Fort Bliss drivers should ask for a receipt if they need one for AER reimbursement. If your car gets towed without your consent, ask the lot what documents it requires before driving out.
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Need a tow in El Paso?
Call (915) 320-5573 to reach an independent, licensed local tow operator who quotes the job and does the work.