24/7 Fuel Delivery Service in Poinciana & Central Florida

Open 24 hours · Poinciana, Kissimmee & surrounding areas · Hablamos Español

Roadside help from Kissimmee

Tank on empty on Cypress Pkwy, US-192 or the Turnpike? J&V 24/7 Fast Towing brings fuel straight to your vehicle, day or night, from our Kissimmee base. There is no tow, no long walk to a station and no waiting for hours. Our bilingual team gives you upfront pricing and gets you rolling again with an estimate confirmed when you call across Osceola, Polk and Orange County.

GAS DELIVERED WHERE YOU STOP

Wherever you coasted to a stop, a highway shoulder, a parking lot or your driveway, we drive the fuel to you. We bring enough gas to get you to the nearest station safely so you can fill up and keep going.

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DIESEL & GASOLINE

We carry regular gasoline and can arrange diesel delivery for trucks and work vehicles. Tell our dispatcher what your vehicle uses and we will show up with the right fuel.

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SAFER THAN WALKING

Walking along I-4 or US-17/92 with a gas can is dangerous, especially at night. Stay inside your vehicle with the hazard lights on, and let us handle the trip while you wait in safety.

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Arranging Fuel Delivery with J&V

Call J&V at (321) 900-6302 and tell us what happened. We serve Poinciana, Kissimmee and nearby communities, day and night. Hablamos español. If you are unsure which service you need, describe what the car is doing and we can talk through the options.

You do not need to diagnose the problem before calling. A clicking starter, a tire losing air or a car that stalled while driving each gives us a different starting point. Tell us what you noticed, where the vehicle is parked and whether anyone is in danger. For an injury or a vehicle blocking live traffic, call 911 first.

Availability and arrival

Call with your exact location and vehicle details for current availability and an arrival estimate. Traffic, weather, access and the operator’s location affect the time needed to reach you. We do not promise a fixed arrival time for every call.

Vehicle details

Sedans, SUVs and pickup trucks
Motorcycles, secured with soft straps and wheel chocks
Luxury vehicles such as BMW, Mercedes, Tesla and Porsche
All-wheel-drive and 4x4 vehicles
Rental cars and light commercial vehicles
Vehicles involved in accidents, with insurance coordination

Common roadside calls

Running out on the highway: Gauges fail and exits are farther apart than expected. We meet you on the shoulder with fuel and get you to the next exit.

Stalled at home or work: Forgot to fill up and the car won't start in the morning? We deliver fuel to your driveway or office lot.

Wrong fuel concerns: If you are unsure what your vehicle needs, our technician confirms the correct fuel type before adding anything.

Visitors and rentals: Rental car running dry near the parks? We come to you so your vacation is not lost to a breakdown.

Arranging your service

Have your location, vehicle make and model, and a callback number ready. For a tow, give us the destination address too. Ask about the cost and current arrival estimate before confirming service. Keep your phone nearby in case the driver needs help finding the entrance or parking space.

If you have run out of fuel

Running out of fuel can happen after a long detour, an unexpectedly slow journey or a gauge that did not give a clear warning. When you call, explain whether the engine stopped while driving or simply would not start after you parked. Tell us the make and model and the fuel type listed on the fuel door or in the owner’s manual. Confirm any fuel requirements with dispatch before delivery is arranged.

If the vehicle stops on a busy road, do not walk along traffic looking for a station. Activate the hazard lights and describe the direction you were traveling, the closest exit or intersection, and whether the car is on the shoulder or in a parking area. A shared location can help, but a road name and direction still matter where divided highways put two vehicles close on a map yet far apart by road.

Fuel delivery is intended to help an empty vehicle reach a station, not to repair an engine or a fuel-system fault. If fuel has already been added and the vehicle still will not start, tell us before requesting another delivery. Repeatedly cranking the engine can drain the battery without solving the underlying problem. We can discuss whether a jump start or emergency tow is a more useful next step.

Never add fuel if you suspect a leak, smell a strong persistent fuel odor or think the wrong fuel was put in the tank. Stop trying to start the engine and describe the concern when you call. For rental vehicles, check the rental paperwork or fuel-door label rather than guessing. We will discuss the delivery details and cost before you decide how to proceed.

Before we arrive

Tell dispatch what help you need, where the vehicle is located and any restrictions at the pickup address. Ask for the service cost, what is included and the current arrival estimate. If you have a roadside plan, rental agreement or insurance instructions, check those requirements before authorizing work. Coverage and reimbursement depend on your provider; they are not automatically included simply because a roadside service is requested.

Keep your phone available for a call from the operator and tell us if your location changes. If you are at a hotel, workplace or gated community, confirm which entrance can be used and whether staff need to grant access. For a tow, provide the complete destination address rather than only the name of a shop. A clear pickup, a confirmed destination and the right vehicle details help make the service straightforward.