Car road rescue 24-hour service nationwide rescue tow truck with electric tire repair and tire replacement high-speed tow truck

The National Roadside Assistance Company has service outlets in the east, south, west, north, middle, suburbs, and counties to protect your car 24 hours a day. If there is a problem on the highway, the car Rescue is on call, providing high-speed rescue, truck towing, on-site processing and other services. Main business: door-to-door car repair, battery charging, battery charging, car tire repair, tire replacement, emergency oil delivery, road rescue, car emergency repair, rescue towing, and emergency repair services. Automobile roadside assistance includes: door-to-door tire repair, spare tire replacement, power pickup, fuel delivery, tire repair, towing, quick repair, and antifreeze replacement. Professionally solve the following problems: The car water temperature is too high, the car cannot ignite, the car battery is dead and the car cannot ignite, the car clutch wire is broken, the accelerator cable is broken, the car door cannot be opened, the car key is locked in the car, the car key is missing The car door cannot be opened due to power outage, the car battery is dead, the car door cannot be opened, the tire pressure is insufficient, long-distance towing, and door-to-door repair of various emergency car failures. 1. Pay attention to turning on the lights. Generally, visibility is low in snowy days, so you should pay attention to the correct use of lights. The first is to turn on the fog lights and low beam lights to help the driver see the situation ahead so that the driver can see the situation ahead more clearly. The second is to turn on the profile lights and front and rear position lights to indicate the presence of your vehicle, so that vehicles traveling in front and behind can see your specific location and traffic conditions, so that they can take appropriate measures. 2. Keep driving at low speed. The adhesion coefficient of ice and snow roads is 0.1 or 0.2, which is very different from the adhesion coefficient of dry oil roads of 0.7 or 0.8. If you are traveling at the same speed of 90 kilometers per hour, the braking distance on dry oil roads is only more than 30 meters, while the braking distance on ice and snow roads requires more than 150 meters. Due to the low adhesion coefficient, traffic safety laws require cars to reduce their speed when driving on ice and snow. In snowy weather, visibility is low and the distance that the eyes can see is short, so the vehicle speed must be proportional to the visual distance. 3. Keep driving at a constant speed. Snowy roads are slippery, sudden braking, sudden acceleration, sudden deceleration, sudden direction changes, and even road conditions that are not usually a problem on the road may cause sideslip. Therefore, when driving on the expressway in snow, you must drive at a constant speed, hold your hands steady, and maintain the smoothness of the vehicle. 4. Keep a safe distance from the vehicle in front. When driving on a snowy highway, it is very important to maintain a sufficient safe distance between vehicles. Because the road is slippery in snow, the braking distance is five to six times longer than that on dry asphalt. Furthermore, it is not advisable to brake suddenly in snowy weather to prevent the vehicle from sliding sideways. There is also low visibility in snowy weather. Regulations stipulate that when visibility is less than 200 meters, you must keep a distance of more than 100 meters from the vehicle in front; when visibility is less than 100 meters, you must keep a distance of more than 50 meters from the vehicle in front; when visibility is less than 50 meters, you should exit from the highway. Due to mechanical failure and other reasons, the car is not running and the battery is aging or leaking. You can recharge or replace the battery; if the oil gauge is inaccurate or the oil is not filled up, and the car stops driving midway and cannot drive, you can send oil. If a tire bursts or is damaged, you can replace the tire (with spare parts) to ensure normal driving of the car. If the car is stopped due to high heat caused by water shortage, water delivery service can be provided. Roadside assistance service items: Emergency repair: Provide on-site emergency repair services when the vehicle cannot start or drive normally due to mechanical or electrical failure. Battery power-up: When the vehicle is short of battery power, power-up service is provided. (Various types of batteries, AC and DC charging) Battery replacement: Battery replacement service is provided if the vehicle is left idle for a long time or the battery cannot be stored. Tire replacement: When the vehicle cannot drive normally due to tire puncture or damage, we provide spare tire replacement, tire repair and tire inflating services. (Car owners must have a complete spare tire) Emergency refueling: Provides fuel delivery service when the vehicle cannot start or drive normally due to lack of fuel. Emergency water filling: Provide water filling, cooling and other services when the engine water cannot drive normally due to excessive temperature or water shortage.