Fuel Delivery in Lynn, MA
Out of gas? We bring enough to get you to a station.
We bring fuel so you can reach the nearest gas station. Tell us what your car takes.
- Locally owned in Lynn
- Massachusetts LLC
- Towing is our main job
- Lockouts · Tires · Fuel
- One toll-free number
When to call for fuel delivery
- The car died and the gauge reads empty
- The car is sputtering on empty
- You ran the tank dry on the highway or a side street
Why Lyly Towing
Locally owned in Lynn, Massachusetts
Towing first: it's our main job
Roadside help: lockouts and tire changes
Out of gas? We bring it
Lynn and nearby North Shore towns
One toll-free line: (833) 630-3011
Step by step
- 1
Call with your location
Tell us where the car is and the vehicle.
- 2
Tell us the fuel type
Gas or diesel. Check the fuel door if you're not sure.
- 3
We bring fuel
Enough to get you to a station and fill up.
Gas or diesel?
How to check
- Look at the label inside the fuel door
- Check the owner's manual
- Diesel cars often say DIESEL on the cap
Never
- Guess the fuel type
- Carry gas in an unapproved container
- Pour fuel near a hot engine or a lit cigarette
Stuck right now? One call and we're on the way.
Enough to reach a station
We bring fuel so you can drive to the nearest gas station and fill up yourself. It's quicker than a tow and you keep the car.
A diesel that ran completely dry may need its fuel system primed before it starts again. If it still won't start, we can tow it to your mechanic.
Stuck on the side of the road? Stay safe first.
- Turn your hazard lights on right away.
- If the car still rolls, get it off the travel lane and onto the shoulder or into a lot.
- Stay away from traffic. Stand behind the guardrail when there is one, never between your car and the road.
- Keep your phone charged and share your exact spot: street, cross street, exit or mile marker.
Massachusetts' Move Over law asks drivers to slow down and move over for stopped emergency and tow vehicles, but never count on it: stay out of the lane.
What to tell us when you call
- Exact location: street, cross street or exit
- Vehicle year, make and model
- What happened
- Is it in a safe spot?
- Where you want it towed
Fuel Delivery questions
Enough to reach a station so you can fill up there.
Tell us your car takes diesel when you call and we'll let you know.
Then the problem may be something else, like the battery or the fuel pump. We can tow it to your mechanic.
It's better not to make a habit of it. Running very low can be hard on the fuel pump, and in winter it leaves you with less margin if you get stuck in traffic.
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