Roadside help across the Las Vegas valley

The valley

Freeways, suburbs and long empty stretches.

The Las Vegas valley is big. It runs from Centennial Hills in the northwest to Henderson in the southeast, and from Summerlin out to Nellis on the east side. Most breakdowns happen in the same places: on I-15 and US-95, around the 215 beltway, in casino and apartment garages, and in summer parking lots where batteries cook.

Wherever you are, the call is the same. Ring (702) 680-3132, give the cross streets or the freeway exit, and Dusty tells you when he’ll be there. All five services are available in every area: car lockouts, tire changes, jump starts, fuel delivery and towing.

Not on the list? Call anyway. If he can get to you, he will tell you.

Area by area

• Las Vegas: downtown and Fremont Street, the Arts District, the Medical District, Huntridge, Charleston Heights and the northwest. Home base.
• North Las Vegas: Aliante, Craig Ranch, the Cheyenne corridor, Centennial Parkway and the I-15 run toward the Speedway. About 8 minutes (3 miles) from downtown Las Vegas in light traffic.
• Henderson: Green Valley, Anthem, Inspirada, Seven Hills, the Water Street District and Lake Las Vegas. About 25 minutes (17 miles) from downtown Las Vegas in light traffic.
• Summerlin: Downtown Summerlin, the Ridges, Sun City Summerlin, the villages along Rampart and the road out to Red Rock Canyon. About 22 minutes (14 miles) from downtown Las Vegas in light traffic.
• Spring Valley: Chinatown along Spring Mountain Road, Desert Breeze, the Flamingo and Tropicana corridors and the apartment communities west of the Strip. About 14 minutes (7 miles) from downtown Las Vegas in light traffic.
• Centennial Hills: Providence, Skye Canyon, Centennial Hills Park, Floyd Lamb Park at Tule Springs and the neighborhoods along US-95. About 20 minutes (15 miles) from downtown Las Vegas in light traffic.