Fuel Delivery in Cary, NC

Ran out of gas in Cary? Call (919) 230-4498. WTF Towing brings fuel to you 24/7 — enough to get you to the next station, wherever you stopped.

The gauge said you had a few miles left. The low-fuel light came on somewhere on NC-540 and the next exit was farther than it looked. You lent the car to someone who “was going to fill it up.” However it happened, you’re on the shoulder of NC-55 or in a parking lot on Cary Parkway with an engine that won’t catch, and walking to a gas station with a can is not the answer on a busy road at night.

What our fuel delivery service includes

• Gasoline delivered to your vehicle — enough to get you safely to a nearby station, not a full tank.
• The right fuel for your vehicle — tell us what it takes when you call.
• A restart check — some vehicles need a moment to prime after running dry; we make sure it starts before we leave.
• A tow if it isn’t fuel — a car that dies with fuel in it has a different problem, and the same truck takes you to a shop.

Running out of gas can damage more than your schedule

Running a tank completely dry can pull sediment into the fuel filter and overheat the fuel pump, which cools itself in the fuel. Diesel engines can pull air into the system and need bleeding. If the car won’t restart after fuel goes in, don’t keep cranking; tell us and we’ll get it to a shop.

How it works

1. Call (919) 230-4498 with your location and the type of fuel your vehicle takes.
2. We quote the price upfront and give you a real ETA.
3. On a highway, get as far right as you can, hazards on, and stay in the car until the driver arrives.
4. We deliver the fuel, confirm the vehicle starts, and point you to the nearest station.

Where we deliver fuel

I-40, I-440, NC-540, US-1, US-64 and NC-55 shoulders; Cary Parkway, Kildaire Farm Road, Davis Drive and Tryon Road; the RDU cell-phone and parking lots; RTP and Morrisville office parks; and neighborhoods across Cary, Apex, Morrisville, Holly Springs, Raleigh and Durham.

Cary’s gas-station gaps

Long stretches of NC-540 and US-64 west of town have no exit with fuel for several miles, and a few of the newer subdivisions off Green Level Church Road are a longer drive to a pump than they look. If your light is on, fill up before you get on the highway — and if you didn’t, we’ve got you.