Roadside assistance is a service that can come in handy when you experience car trouble on the road. This service can help you with various issues, such as flat tires, battery issues, running out of gas, or even getting locked out of your car. However, there are a few things to know about roadside assistance before you use the service.

We all know that keeping our vehicles maintained is important.  However, it can be easy to skip on necessary maintenance with how busy life can get!  No matter how chaotic things are, it’s extremely important to take care of your vehicle and never ignore any issues that come up.  Knight’s Towing is here to help drivers with all their towing needs, but also with information that can help you keep your car, truck, or van in great driving shape.

How do you know that the towing company you find in the search results is reliable when you’re stranded on the side of the road and need assistance?

We’ve seen enough flat tires in our line of work to know that tire pressure plays a significant role in preventing them. While you can’t safeguard against every possible road calamity or blowout, you can improve your odds by keeping your tires inflated properly. Here are a few things you should know about the correct tire pressure for your vehicle.

Life is full of unpredictable events that can hinder the experience of having a normal and productive day. Among these includes having your vehicle experiencing a collision or having a mechanical breakdown. Getting ahold of a towing service and having your vehicle taken to safety is of the utmost importance. However, many people get anxious and panic when they’re placed in a vulnerable state such as this. Today, we’ll be going over some basic self-help should a situation like this occur. 

With fuel prices continuing to be on the rise, many consumers have turned to the purchase of EVs (electric vehicles) to avoid multiple trips to the pump. And while these vehicles are excellent at helping drivers save some much-needed pennies, they operate in a very different way compared to diesel or gasoline-powered vehicles. Among the ways they’re different involves how they’re towed in the event of mechanical failure or an accident.

The new year is here, and it's a great time to make a few resolutions for self-improvement. Then again, what if it’s your vehicle that needs the most work?

If that’s the case, we invite you to consider some of these new year’s resolutions for your car, and finally get ahead of the vehicular power curve.

Accidents can and will happen. However, there’s a great feeling of relief when a tow truck shows up to transport your vehicle to a location where it can be serviced and made to run again. While this is all well and good, you might be concerned about getting home afterward. With your primary method of transportation out of commission for the time being, what do you do? With a towing service transporting your vehicle, you might be wondering about who will be transporting you.

Drivers often get towing and roadside assistance confused with one another, as it is easy to mix up the two terms. Knight’s Towing explains the differences so that you can get a clear understanding of each service.

There's no denying the fact that accidents will happen. And while most people are responsible adults who will exchange information and make sure everyone is ok afterward, hit-and-run accidents happen every year. While no accident is looked forward to, we'll be going over the basic information of what to do if you find yourself on the receiving end of one.