Veteran-owned and operated
MR RESCUE is owned and run by Samuel McCullers, a veteran who answers the phone himself. You are dealing with the owner of the business, not a national call center that brokers your job out to whoever is closest.
Emergency fuel delivery is a roadside service that brings gasoline directly to a vehicle that has run out of fuel. McCullers Road Rescue delivers up to 10 gallons per visit in an approved container anywhere in our southeastern Pennsylvania service area, 24 hours a day. The service call starts at $100 and the fuel is billed separately.
Emergency gasoline delivery, up to 10 gallons, when you run out on the road.
We bring gasoline directly to your vehicle in an approved container, up to 10 gallons. The service call and the fuel are billed separately.
Roadside Assistance Starting at $100
Extended Service Areas Starting at $115 · Final pricing depends on distance, location, vehicle type, and requested service.
See full pricingThe table below summarizes what this service costs, how long it usually takes, when it is available, and what it does not include. If anything here does not match your situation, call us first and we will tell you honestly whether this is the right service before anyone is dispatched to your location.
| Service | Emergency gasoline delivery, up to 10 gallons |
|---|---|
| Starting price | From $100 standard areas · $115 extended areas, plus fuel cost |
| Fuel amount | Maximum 10 gallons per visit |
| Availability | 24 hours a day, 7 days a week |
| Typical on-site time | 5–15 minutes once we arrive |
| Container | Approved, sealed fuel container |
| Not included | Bulk delivery, fleet fueling, or fuel for commercial equipment |
| Payment | Service call and fuel billed separately at time of service |
We do not deliver more than 10 gallons per visit and do not service vehicles requiring bulk fuel delivery.
Passenger cars, SUVs, crossovers, minivans, pickup trucks, and most light-duty vehicles.
Choosing a roadside company at 2 a.m. on the shoulder of a highway is a trust decision, not a shopping decision. These are the concrete facts about who we are, how we operate, and what you can verify before you ever give us a credit card or a location.
MR RESCUE is owned and run by Samuel McCullers, a veteran who answers the phone himself. You are dealing with the owner of the business, not a national call center that brokers your job out to whoever is closest.
McCullers Road Rescue LLC is a registered Pennsylvania limited liability company carrying commercial insurance for roadside work. We show up in a marked service vehicle with professional equipment for every call we accept.
We answer calls around the clock, including overnight, weekends, and holidays. Dead batteries and flat tires do not keep business hours, so neither do we. A real person picks up and confirms whether we can help before dispatch.
Response time depends on your exact location and current job load, so we give you a real arrival estimate on the phone instead of a marketing promise. If we cannot reach you quickly, we say so and you can call someone else.
We are based in Downingtown, Pennsylvania and work Chester, Delaware, Philadelphia, and Montgomery counties plus parts of Berks and Lancaster. We know these roads, the highways, and the parking garages our customers get stuck in.
Roadside Assistance Starting at $100. Extended Service Areas Starting at $115. Final pricing depends on distance, location, vehicle type, and requested service. You hear the number before we dispatch, and no membership or annual fee is ever required.
| Business name | McCullers Road Rescue LLC (MR RESCUE) |
|---|---|
| Phone | (267) 249-5891 |
| mrrescue267@icloud.com | |
| Hours | Open 24 hours, 7 days a week, including holidays |
| Base of operations | Downingtown, Pennsylvania 19335 |
| Service area | Chester, Delaware, Philadelphia, and Montgomery counties, plus parts of Berks and Lancaster counties |
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Need help now? Call (267) 249-5891 — we confirm price and availability before dispatch.