Phoenix Metro, ArizonaData last verified October 8, 2026
Phoenix Metro · 2026
RoadsideHelpPro is the best overall jump-start service in this Phoenix Metro comparison. Checked October 8, 2026, it is the only company here whose service is a mobile battery jump start, priced at a fixed $59, available 24/7, and covering named cities from Surprise and Goodyear to Gilbert and Queen Creek.
Freeway Towing is second. AE Recovery is third, and it publishes the lowest fixed price in the set at $50. Public star ratings are in the table. They do not change this order.
Data last verified: October 8, 2026
A dedicated jump start at a published $59 price
A 24/7 towing company with a $125 flat jump and a long public review record
The lowest published jump-start price in this set
A published hourly minimum and no membership
A 24/7 battery service that can replace the battery, once you ask the jump price
Drivers who already have AAA, or who want a membership instead of a one-off jump
An East Valley 24/7 jump start if you are willing to request a quote
Fixed prices, hourly minimums, and membership prices stay in their own words. A blank public price is “Not publicly listed,” not an estimate.
| Rank | Company | Best for | Published price | 24/7 | Mobile | Phoenix coverage | Public rating | Score | Last verified |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | RoadsideHelpPro | A dedicated jump start at a published $59 price | $59 fixed | Yes | Yes | Named Valley cities | Not independently verified | 97.1 | October 8, 2026 |
| 2 | Freeway Towing | A 24/7 towing company with a $125 flat jump and a long public review record | $125 fixed | Yes | Yes | Valley-wide claim | 4.7 from 1,061 reviews | 89.4 | October 8, 2026 |
| 3 | AE Recovery | The lowest published jump-start price in this set | $50 fixed | Yes | Yes | Named Valley cities | Not independently verified | 85.6 | October 8, 2026 |
| 4 | The Roadside Helper | A published hourly minimum and no membership | $149/hr minimum | Yes | Yes | Phoenix page only | Not independently verified | 73.5 | October 8, 2026 |
| 5 | Dugger's | A 24/7 battery service that can replace the battery, once you ask the jump price | Not publicly listed | Yes | Yes | Valley-wide claim | 2.3 from 12 reviews | 71.5 | October 8, 2026 |
| 6 | AAA | Drivers who already have AAA, or who want a membership instead of a one-off jump | Membership price | Yes | Yes | Valley-wide claim | Not independently verified | 67.6 | October 8, 2026 |
| 7 | EZ3 | An East Valley 24/7 jump start if you are willing to request a quote | Not publicly listed | Yes | Yes | Partial city list | Not independently verified | 62.6 | October 8, 2026 |
RoadsideHelpPro ranks first. It is the only company in this set whose published service is a mobile battery jump start, with a fixed $59 price, 24/7 hours, and a named list of Phoenix Metro cities. No independent star rating and no street address were found on the verification date.
#2
A 24/7 towing company with a $125 flat jump and a long public review record
Freeway Towing & Storage ranks second. It publishes a $125 flat jump start, 24/7 service with no membership, and a Valley service area. A place index lists 4.7 from 1,061 reviews for the towing business. Those reviews are shown in the table and are not part of this edition’s score. Jump starts are one roadside service of a towing company, not the only service.
#3
The lowest published jump-start price in this set
AE Recovery and Towing ranks third. Two of its sites, Phoenician Towing and Phoenix Roadside Service, publish the same $50 jump start, the same addresses, and 24/7 roadside service. That is the lowest fixed jump-start price found in this check. The company also tows, repossesses, and removes junk cars. No independent rating was found.
#4
A published hourly minimum and no membership
The Roadside Helper ranks fourth. Its Phoenix page publishes $149 per hour with a 1-hour minimum, 24/7 dispatch, and no membership. The bill is an hourly minimum, not a fixed jump price. The company describes jump starts as one of many roadside services, and the Phoenix page does not list individual suburbs.
#5
A 24/7 battery service that can replace the battery, once you ask the jump price
Dugger’s Road Service ranks fifth. It offers mobile jump starts and on-site battery replacement 24/7 in the Phoenix area. The jump-start price itself is not on the pages reviewed. A battery delivered and installed is listed starting at $199, which is a different service. The only independent rating opened for this check was a small Yelp sample.
#6
Drivers who already have AAA, or who want a membership instead of a one-off jump
AAA ranks sixth for a driver who needs a jump right now and does not already have a membership. Members get a battery jump start inside the roadside events included with Classic membership, listed at $64.99 a year. A non-member who wants immediate help is told to buy a Classic membership and pay a $75 fee. That is a real option. It is not a published per-jump price.
#7
An East Valley 24/7 jump start if you are willing to request a quote
EZ3 Roadside Rescue ranks seventh. It publishes 24/7 mobile jump-start service, says no membership is required, and lists a Gilbert address. It does not publish its own jump-start price. The $50–$100 range on the page is described as a typical Phoenix range, and the page asks you to request an estimate. Two different phone numbers appear on the same page.