Emergency Fuel Delivery — Surrey & Lower Mainland

24/7 Fuel Delivery in Surrey, BC

Running out of fuel is a frustrating situation — especially on a busy highway or late at night. TowingNo.1 delivers enough gasoline or diesel to get you to the nearest station, reaching most locations region-wide in well under 15 minutes.

We deliver fuel directly to your location — whether you're on Highway 99, King George Boulevard, or in a parking lot. You get an upfront flat-rate quote before we dispatch, so there are no surprises.

Whether you misjudged the gauge on a long commute or a faulty sender left you guessing, we bring fuel to highways, bridges, industrial parks, and quiet residential streets alike.

What We Offer

• Gasoline delivery
• Diesel delivery
• Fast dispatch under 15 min
• Highway and roadside delivery
• Upfront flat-rate pricing
• Available 24/7 including holidays

Gasoline and Diesel — Why the Difference Matters

Putting the wrong fuel in a tank is an expensive mistake, so we confirm what your vehicle takes before a drop is poured. For gas engines we bring fresh regular-grade gasoline, which suits the vast majority of cars and SUVs on the road here. Diesel owners — pickups, vans, and many commercial trucks — get clean diesel rather than gas, because even a small amount of gasoline in a diesel system can damage the injection pump and require a costly flush.

We deliver enough to get you rolling to a station to fill up properly, not a full tank, which keeps the visit quick and the price predictable. If your engine has been run completely dry, a diesel in particular may need a moment to prime, and our driver can help bleed the line so you are not left cranking a stubborn starter.

Running on Empty: What Actually Happens

Coasting to empty is harder on your car than most drivers realise. The fuel pump relies on gasoline or diesel flowing past it to stay cool, so repeatedly running the tank dry can shorten its life, and sediment from the bottom of the tank is more likely to reach the filter. If you feel the engine surge or stutter, ease off the highway onto the shoulder while you still have control rather than waiting for a complete stall in a live lane.

Once you are stopped safely, switch on your hazards and call us with your location and the type of fuel you need. Staying with the vehicle is usually wiser than walking along a busy shoulder to a distant station, especially after dark or in poor weather.

Frequently Asked Questions