Jump Start in El Paso, TX

Jump Start in El Paso: what to expect

Desert heat regularly passes 100 degrees in summer, which kills batteries and causes tire blowouts. That is why battery calls climb in El Paso when the weather turns.

We reach drivers in garages and lots around Cielo Vista Mall and University of Texas at El Paso, in Downtown El Paso, West Side and Lower Valley, and on the shoulder of I-10 and US-54.

Dead battery hotspots in El Paso

• Parking garages near Cielo Vista MallGive us the garage name, level and space. Low-clearance garages are no problem for a jump; we bring a portable booster.
• I-10 and US-54 (the Spaghetti Bowl)A busy interchange near downtown with lots of merging and trucks.
• Transmountain RoadLong grades over the Franklin Mountains can overheat engines and brakes in summer.
• Border crossing approachesLong waits near the international bridges can drain batteries and leave cars low on fuel.

El Paso conditions that cause these calls

Desert heat regularly passes 100 degrees in summer, which kills batteries and causes tire blowouts.

Dust storms in spring can cut visibility on I-10, and monsoon rains in July and August can flood streets quickly.

UTEP football and the Sun Bowl at Sun Bowl Stadium bring crowds near the Kern Place area, and Chihuahuas games fill downtown around Southwest University Park.

Jump Start coverage in El Paso County

We send jump start to Downtown El Paso, Kern Place, Sunset Heights, West Side, Upper Valley, Northeast El Paso, Lower Valley, Mission Valley, Eastside, Far East El Paso, Fort Bliss area, Montwood.

El Paso ZIP codes: 79901, 79902, 79903, 79904, 79905, 79906, 79907, 79908, 79910, 79912, 79915, 79920, 79924, 79925, 79927, 79928, 79930, 79935, 79936, 79941, 79968, 88516.