Hanger Lane, the A40, Ealing Broadway and the Uxbridge Road: Ealing has some of West London’s busiest junctions. Breakdown recovery and towing across W5, W13 and W7, 24 hours.
Where we’re called to in Ealing
- Hanger Lane gyratory (A406 / A40): One of London’s most notorious junctions. Stay out of the traffic and call.
- A40 Western Avenue: A fast dual carriageway with few lay-bys.
- A4020 Uxbridge Road through Ealing, West Ealing and Hanwell: Bus lanes and frequent stops.
- Gunnersbury Avenue and the South Ealing side: North Circular traffic heading for Chiswick.
Good to know locally
If you break down on the Hanger Lane gyratory, don’t try to cross the lanes on foot. Stay behind the barrier or on a pavement island and call. Tell us which arm of the gyratory you were coming from and heading to, because that decides where the truck comes in.
What we can do in Ealing
- Car towing
- Breakdown recovery
- Accident recovery
- Van recovery
- Motorbike recovery
- Jump start
- Flat tyres
- Wrong fuel
Price
Local tows in and around Ealing start from £125. You hear the full price before the truck is sent. It depends on where the car is going, the time of night and how easy it is to load.
Nearby areas
FAQ
Questions people ask
I’ve broken down on the Hanger Lane gyratory. What do I do?
Hazards on. Get out on the side away from traffic if it’s safe, and stay off the carriageway. If you’re in a live lane, call 999 first. Then call us with the direction you were heading.