RV roadside battery service in Florida

Roadside battery calls are different from campground calls. You are on a schedule, you might be on a narrow shoulder, and your RV might be the size of a city bus. We handle the battery side of it: testing, jump starts, and replacing a dead chassis or house battery right there when that is what it needs.

First, get safe

If you are on an interstate shoulder, get as far right as you can, turn on your hazards and stay off the travel side of the RV. Florida's Move Over law covers disabled vehicles showing hazard lights, which helps, but traffic still moves fast. If you are blocking a lane or feel unsafe, call 911 or *FHP (*347) first. Florida's Road Rangers also patrol many interstate segments and can help with lane safety while you wait. We are a battery service, not a tow or traffic control company.

Then tell us where you are

The mile marker, the direction of travel and the nearest exit number get us to you fastest. Tell us whether the engine won't crank (chassis battery) or the lights, slides and steps are dead (house batteries). If it is a motorhome, tell us gas or diesel. Diesel pushers often use two or more large chassis batteries.

What a roadside visit covers

A jump start when the battery is just drained. Emergency replacement when it is done. A quick look at why it died, because a battery that drained overnight often has a reason, like a step light, a CO detector, or a parasitic draw. And a check that the alternator is charging before you get back on the road.