Fuel delivery for a heavy truck out of fuel
Empty tank on the side of the road or in a yard? The unit brings you diesel so you can reach a fuel station.
Send my locationCommon situations
- Ran out after an unplanned detour or traffic jam
- Faulty fuel gauge
- Truck left in a yard with an almost empty tank
- Engine starts then stalls after refuelling
What the technician does
The technician adds diesel to the tank and checks with you that the engine restarts. The amount delivered is to reach a station, not a fill-up.
After running dry, some diesel engines need priming because air got into the fuel system. Tell dispatch if the engine started and then stalled.
What needs a shop
A punctured tank, a fuel leak or a failed injection pump needs a shop. If a large amount of fuel is leaking onto the road, call 9-1-1.
To speed things up
- The fuel type: diesel
- Whether the engine tried to restart since it ran out
- The engine make and model if you know them
- The exact location and access to the tank
Common questions
Do you bring enough fuel to fill up?
No. The delivery is to get you going to a station. Dispatch confirms the amount when you call.
Our other road services
Tires and flats
Flat tire, damaged dual, torn-off valve stem: wheel or tire replaced on site.
Air leaks and brakes
Air pressure won’t build, leaking glad hand, trailer brakes that stay applied.
Batteries and boosting
Engine won’t crank after a cold night or a long stop: boost and battery check.
Lights and electrical
Dead trailer lights, damaged 7-way plug, torn pigtail, marker lights.
Truck down? Call dispatch.
24 hours a day, 7 days a week, across Greater Montréal.