Clarence Valley Tow Trucks
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Roadside Assistance in the Clarence Valley

Back On The Road Faster

Not every problem needs a tow. At Clarence Valley Tow Trucks, our roadside assistance covers the Clarence Valley and deals with the faults that stop a car without doing it any real harm: flat batteries, flat tyres, empty tanks and keys locked in the cabin. We carry new batteries on the truck, so a dead battery is usually replaced where you are standing rather than turning into a workshop visit. We also run electronic diagnostics at the roadside, which often names the fault before you commit to a repair bill. Where the vehicle cannot safely go back on the road, general towing picks up from the same callout.

Call 0434 575 845 and tell us what the car is doing.

Call 0434 575 845
A black four-wheel drive loaded on the tilt tray under tall trees
Map of the Clarence Valley tow truck service area covering Grafton, Maclean, Yamba and Iluka

Proudly servicingGrafton, Maclean, Yamba, Ilukaand all of Northern NSW.

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Roadside Assistance in Grafton

Flat batteries, flat tyres, lockouts and empty tanks sorted where the car sits. Roadside Assistance Grafton callouts cover Grafton and South Grafton around the clock, with a tow if needed.

Gold four-wheel drive on a rural Maclean driveway with a Clarence Valley Tow Trucks tilt tray attending a roadside callout

Roadside Assistance in Maclean

Batteries, tyres, fuel and keys locked in the cabin handled through the lower valley. Roadside Assistance Maclean jobs run day and night across Maclean, Yamba and the surrounding farms.

Frequently Asked Questions

A flat battery usually shows as slow cranking, dimming dash lights and rapid clicking. A starter fault often leaves the lights bright but produces no crank at all.

A jump start will get you moving, but it does not address why the battery drained in the first place. Testing the battery and charging system shows whether a replacement or an alternator repair is the real answer.

Pull as far to the left as possible, leave the hazard lights on and wait behind the barrier where one exists. Walking a highway shoulder to find fuel is far riskier than waiting for it to be brought out.

0434 575 845