If you have been involved in an accident,
breakdown or punctured your tyre on Skye, we can help you.
Call - 01470 532 265
Isle of Skye Breakdown and Recovery
As a rule of thumb, if you are in any more than a minor bump or incident you should call 999 and ask for the police who will assist you.
If you have been in an accident in your vehicle and there is a risk that someone may be injured you should first call 999.
If the road is obstructed or there is debris on the road, you should call 999.
Only when you are sure no one is hurt and there is no risk of any additional collision or accidents should you call us on 01470 532264
Isle of Skye Punctured Tyre Recovery
If you have punctured your tyre on Skye, call us immediately on – 01470 532264
If possible, make sure your car is off the road in a safe place before you call us. Please let us know where you are, being as specific as possible. If you don’t know where you are, please let us know where you were driving from and where you were driving to. Our intimate knowledge of the road network on Skye may allow us to pinpoint your location.
If your vehicle is not safely away from the road and other road users, you should not attempt to change the tyre yourself. Give us a call on 01470 532264, and we will send out a recovery vehicle to assist you.
Rental Car Accident, Breakdown, Puncture on the Isle of Skye
If you are visiting Skye and require assistance call us on 01470 532264
If it is possible and safe to do so, park your car in a safe place away from traffic and wait outside of the vehicle in a safe place.
The roads on Skye are particularly challenging if you are not familiar with single track driving. We work with a number of rental car companies and are experts at sensitively handling stressful situations for our visitors.
Whilst this isn’t the best situation to find yourself in when visiting a new place, we are here to assist you. We’ll take your car into our Garage and help to make sure your incident is only a temporary inconvenience on an otherwise spectacular trip.
