
Your car will not start: what information should you check?
A car that will not start does not automatically need a new battery. Clear observations help prepare the right assessment.
Read the article →Practical guides to prepare your journeys, understand a breakdown and arrange assistance throughout Belgium.

A car that will not start does not automatically need a new battery. Clear observations help prepare the right assessment.
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Cold weather can expose a battery that is already weakened. Watch for changes in starting behaviour before important winter journeys.
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A flat tyre first requires an assessment of your surroundings. Useful information helps determine whether a wheel change or towing is appropriate.
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After a mistake at the pump, clear facts matter more than guesswork. Gather the relevant information before arranging assistance.
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An empty tank in a car park requires a different response from one on a fast road. Your location determines the first decisions.
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To compare two towing quotes, compare the same scope of work. Distance alone does not explain the cost of recovering a vehicle.
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Assistance for an electric vehicle starts with the exact model and manufacturer instructions. Transport needs appropriate preparation.
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Entrance height is only part of the problem. Ramps, turns and vehicle position also affect how assistance can be organised.
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After an accident, people and scene safety come before vehicle recovery. Transport arrangements follow once the situation is secured.
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Prepared transport avoids arriving at the wrong centre or an unsuitable time. The journey and the inspection are separate stages.
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Condition and access determine how a vehicle can be collected. Its destination should also be established before departure.
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A locked door needs a solution suited to the vehicle. Improvised attempts can damage seals, glass or the lock.
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A cross-border journey requires exact addresses, a clear vehicle description and agreed handover arrangements.
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For a van, load and dimensions matter as much as the fault. These details help determine suitable equipment.
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A precise request reduces follow-up questions. Gather the essential facts rather than sending a long description that is difficult to use.
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Slow starting, inconsistent lighting or reset settings may justify a check.
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Engine systems are designed for their specified fuel.
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Fuel use depends on the vehicle, route and driving habits. A few checks help you understand changes more clearly.
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Choose a safe position first and share the exact location.
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An electric car can generally be transported using a method permitted by its manufacturer for that model.
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Professional assistance begins by assessing actions suited to the vehicle and access.
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