Roadside assistance in Fort Worth, TX
Real dispatcher, day or night.
From Sundance Square and the Stockyards to TCU and Alliance, give the dispatcher your spot and hear on the call when a technician can reach it.
- Arrival time confirmed on the call
- Insured technicians
- Dallas-based, open 24/7
- Cars, SUVs, vans and light trucks
No towing. Light-duty roadside service where the car is parked.
Request help in Fort Worth
Step 1 of 2
Request sent
Here's what happens next
We'll call , usually within 5 minutes, with the price and arrival time.
- Request sentJust now
- 2A dispatcher calls youPrice and arrival time; you pay on the call
- 3A technician drives to youTypically 30–45 min in Dallas
- 4Back on the roadItemized receipt for your records
Hurt, in a crash or stopped in a live lane? Call 911 first.
- Price firstOne total, quoted before anyone is sent
- No membershipPay per call, no yearly dues
- Pay on the callCard, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Cash App
- 15+ yearsIn roadside service
The short answer
Pit Stop Roadside Services helps drivers in Fort Worth, TX, the Tarrant County seat, 24/7 with dead batteries, lockouts, flat tires, temporary tire plugs, fuel and stuck lug nuts where the car is. Fort Worth is a longer drive from our Dallas base, so when you call (214) 367-5302, the dispatcher confirms the arrival time for your exact spot and quotes the price before anyone drives out.
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Breaking down in Fort Worth
Fort Worth is the Tarrant County seat and reaches north into Denton County. Interstates 20, 30 and 35 serve the city, I-820 loops around it, and the Chisholm Trail Parkway runs from downtown south to Cleburne. Alliance Airport sits on the interstate to the north, and Texas Motor Speedway is off I-35W at Highway 114. That's a lot of ground, so when you call, name the venue, lot or nearest exit as exactly as you can.
Fort Worth drivers might call about a dead battery or lockout in an event lot, a downtown garage near Sundance Square or the Stockyards, or about a flat, low air or a car that runs dry on I-35W up toward Alliance, I-30, Loop 820 or the Chisholm Trail Parkway.
Roads where we help Fort Worth drivers
- I-35W Runs north through Fort Worth toward Alliance Airport and Texas Motor Speedway, where the Highway 114 exit serves the track. TEXpress toll lanes run on I-35W on the north side, including between North Tarrant Parkway and Eagle Parkway, so say whether you're in the TEXpress lanes or the regular lanes.
- Loop 820 (I-820) Fort Worth's own city profile says I-820 encircles the city. TxDOT calls the stretch with TEXpress toll lanes Northeast Loop 820, and naming the part of the loop you're on, such as North Loop 820 or East Loop 820, is the clearest way to tell the dispatcher where you are.
- I-30 Crosses Fort Worth and has a direct-connector ramp to the Chisholm Trail Parkway near downtown. Heading east, it continues toward Arlington and Dallas, with TEXpress lanes on part of that stretch.
- Chisholm Trail Parkway An NTTA toll road that runs about 27.6 miles from the downtown Fort Worth business district south to Cleburne. If you stop on it, give your direction and the last cross street or exit sign you passed.
Places we come to in Fort Worth
- Sundance Square and Bass Performance Hall
- The Fort Worth Stockyards
- Dickies Arena and the Will Rogers Memorial Center
- Texas Christian University (TCU)
- Fort Worth Zoo
- Kimbell Art Museum and the Fort Worth Botanic Garden
- Alliance Airport on the north side
- Texas Motor Speedway off I-35W at Highway 114
Tarrant County · Arrival time confirmed on the call
Where we come in Fort Worth
- 76102
- 76104
- 76107
- 76109
- 76110
- 76164
- 76177
- 76244
Other Fort Worth ZIP codes? Call and the dispatcher confirms whether we reach your spot.
Local tips for Fort Worth drivers
Rodeo, concert and race days
The Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo runs in January and February at Dickies Arena and the Will Rogers Memorial Center, with color-named lots like the Yellow Lot and Orange Lot, and Texas Motor Speedway names its lots by gate numbers. Write down the lot, garage or gate before you walk in, so you can read it to the dispatcher if the car won't start later.
Far north Fort Worth is its own trip
Alliance Airport sits up I-35W on the north side, and Texas Motor Speedway is off I-35W at the Highway 114 exit. A call up there is a different drive than one downtown, so name the nearest exit or cross street and ask for the ETA to that spot.
Stopped on the Chisholm Trail Parkway
The parkway runs from downtown Fort Worth all the way south to Cleburne, so the dispatcher needs your direction plus the most recent cross street or exit sign you passed. With an injury, or a car blocking a lane, call 911 before anything else.
Roadside services in Fort Worth
Every service is available in Fort Worth. The dispatcher confirms on the call whether a technician can reach your spot, when, and the price.
- Jump start Dead battery? We jump it where the car sits.
- Battery replacement A new battery matched on the call and installed where you're parked.
- Car lockout Keys locked inside? We open it with proper tools.
- Fuel delivery Enough fuel to reach the next station.
- Mobile tire service New or used tires in your size, brought to your car and put on.
- Flat tire change Your spare goes on, the flat goes in the trunk.
- Tire repair A temporary plug for a small tread puncture.
- Used tire replacement A used tire in your size, inspected with you before it goes on.
- Tire delivery No usable spare? A tire in your size, once one is located, brought and fitted.
- Air delivery A low tire inflated to the pressure on your door label.
- Lug nut removal Lost wheel-lock key or a rounded lug nut removed.
- Fleet roadside assistance Jump starts and tire work for work vehicles.
Roadside help in Fort Worth: common questions
Does Pit Stop serve Fort Worth, TX?
Yes. Pit Stop serves Fort Worth, from downtown in ZIP code 76102 out to the neighborhoods around it. The drive from Dallas varies, so the dispatcher confirms on the call whether a technician can reach your spot and when. Pit Stop is open 24/7 at (214) 367-5302.
How soon can someone get to me in Fort Worth?
Pit Stop doesn't set a fixed arrival time for Fort Worth. The city stretches from its south side up to Alliance Airport and Texas Motor Speedway, so while you're on the line at (214) 367-5302, you get a realistic estimate of the trip to you and what the job costs.
Will a technician come to me on the Chisholm Trail Parkway or Loop 820?
Yes, once you are clear of traffic. People who are hurt, or cars stalled in a moving lane, need 911 before anything else. If the car still moves under its own power, get off the highway onto a side street or into a lot. Next, call (214) 367-5302. Naming the part of the loop, such as North Loop 820 or East Loop 820, or the last parkway exit you passed, gets the technician to the right spot.
Will you come to the Stockyards or a downtown garage?
Yes. Pit Stop serves the Stockyards, downtown garages around Sundance Square and the lots near Dickies Arena for dead batteries, lockouts, spare changes and air. Tell the dispatcher the garage or lot, the level or row and the nearest street, and you hear on the call whether a technician can reach your spot and when. If your phone loses signal on a lower garage level, call from near the exit ramp.
While you wait
- Get out of traffic. If the car still rolls, ease onto the shoulder, the next exit ramp or a parking lot.
- Hazards on. Turn on your flashers. At night, keep your parking lights on too.
- Stay clear of the lanes. On a highway, stay buckled in the car or stand well behind the guardrail. Never between the car and traffic.
- Keep your phone free. The dispatcher may call back to confirm the spot. Keep the line open and the phone charged.
Hurt, in a crash or stopped in a live lane? Call 911 first.
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Sources for the Fort Worth details on this page
- City Profile | City of Fort Worth (opens in a new tab)
- Fort Worth Cultural District | Visit Fort Worth (opens in a new tab)
- NTTA Opens Direct-Connector Ramp Between Chisholm Trail Parkway and Interstate 30 | NTTA (opens in a new tab)
- Dallas-Fort Worth area toll roads | TxDOT (opens in a new tab)
- Directions & Parking | Texas Motor Speedway (opens in a new tab)
- FWSSR Frequently Asked Questions | Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo (opens in a new tab)
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