Mobile fuel draining across Scotland

Coverage and arrival times are different

Coverage means you can enquire about a mobile visit to that location. It does not mean a technician is permanently based in every town or that the same arrival estimate applies across Scotland. Tell us where the vehicle actually is, not only the town shown on a postal address.

Remote travel, ferries, site access and current availability can affect attendance. An island visit and a city forecourt callout may need different planning. Confirm the location, access and proposed work before agreeing the visit.

Give us a usable vehicle location

At a filling station, provide the forecourt name and postcode. On a road, give your direction of travel and a safe stopping location. At a home, business, farm or work site, explain the entrance and any access restrictions. If the vehicle is in an unsafe position, that needs to be dealt with before fuel work can be agreed.

The same coverage, different service requirements

Petrol in diesel, diesel in petrol, AdBlue and water contamination are assessed separately. Vans, fleets, HGVs and plant may involve additional tank volume, equipment, permissions or approval. Choose the relevant guide as well as your location to prepare the enquiry.