Wheatbelt Towing Directory

Tap to call • Tilt-tray & capacity shown when published • Use the search to filter towns, operators, or tags (e.g., “tilt”, “heavy”).

Beverley

Boddington (edge of Wheatbelt)

  • Gillick’s Transport (Boddington) Tilt tray

    Capacity: ~14.5 t tilt tray (published)

    Profile Coverage

Brookton

  • Brookton 24/7 Towing Tilt tray

    Address: 14 Montgomery St, Brookton WA 6306

    Capacity: Not listed

    Phone: 0497 862 535

    Listing

Bruce Rock • Narembeen • Corrigin • Kulin • Kondinin • Lake Grace

Cunderdin • Tammin • Kellerberrin

Dalwallinu • Wubin

Goomalling • Dowerin • Wyalkatchem

Jurien Bay • Dandaragan • Moora

  • Jurien Towing (Western Regional Towing) Tilt tray

    Address: 16 Boullanger Way, Jurien Bay WA 6516

    Capacity: Not listed (handles 4WDs, machinery, caravans per listing)

    Phone: 0438 003 301

    Listing

  • Moora (coverage) Tilt tray

    Capacity: Not listed

    Directory TowTray booking

  • Calingiri (coverage) Tilt tray

    Capacity: Not listed

    Nearby coverage

Kojonup (edge of Wheatbelt)

  • Swan Towing Service (regional/statewide) Tilt trays Heavy recovery

    Capacity: Cars → road trains (statewide heavy recovery)

    Phone: (08) 9484 5000

    Website

Koorda • Mukinbudin • Bencubbin / Mt Marshall • Trayning • Nungarin

Merredin

  • Merredin Panel & Paint (towing)

    Address: 1 Mary St, Merredin WA 6415

    Capacity: Not listed

    Phone: 08 9041 1778

    Website

  • Merredin Auto Dismantlers & Towing Tilt tray

    Capacity: Not listed

    Phone: 0418 947 460

    Listing

  • Trans-Plus (Heavy Haulage & Towing) Tilt tray Heavy/Low-loader

    Address: 25 Gabo Ave, Merredin WA 6415

    Capacity: Heavy haulage • Supertilt hire • Low-loader (published scope)

    Phone: (08) 9041 4114 • Mobile: 0428 362 766

    Facebook Listing True Local

  • Merredin Towing & Wreckers

    Address: 134 Barrack St, Merredin WA 6415

    Capacity: Not listed

    Phone: 08 9041 1592

    Listing

Narrogin • Wickepin • Cuballing • Williams • Pingelly • Brookton

  • Great Southern Towing (Narrogin) Tilt trays

    Capacity: Mixed fleet incl. heavy breakdown (not numeric)

    Phone: 0427 070 678 • (08) 9881 4869

    Website

  • Pingelly (coverage) Tilt tray

    Capacity: Not listed

    Service area

  • Williams — covered by Great Southern Towing Tilt trays

    Capacity: Mixed fleet (incl. heavy breakdown)

    Phone: 0427 070 678

Northam

  • Northam Towing & Tilt Tray Service Tilt tray

    Address: 6 Dempster St, Northam WA 6401

    Capacity: up to ~8–10 t (published fleet)

    Phone: 08 9622 7220

    Website Fleet

Quairading

  • Quairading (coverage) Tilt tray

    Capacity: Not listed • ~8 trucks within ~85 km (platform)

    Service area

Southern Cross (Yilgarn)

  • Baaz Heavy Towing (Southern Cross branch) Heavy recovery

    Capacity: Heavy truck/bus/prime mover, road trains (published scope)

    Phone: 0487 000 809

    Website

Toodyay

Wagin

  • Wagin — coverage providers Tilt tray

    Capacity: Not listed • Multiple trucks in radius

    Service area

Wongan Hills • Calingiri

York

Heavy & Plant Transport — Statewide Callout

  • Swan Towing Service Tilt trays Heavy recovery

    Scope: Cars to the largest road-train combinations; oversize pulls; statewide

    Phone: 1800 653 544 • (08) 9484 5000

    Website Heavy recovery

  • Daynite Towing Tilt trays Heavy recovery

    Scope: Heavy vehicles, trucks/coaches, machinery relocations, over-dimensional; 24/7

    Website

  • Executive Tilt Tray Services Tilt trays

    Scope: Heavy vehicles, machinery & containers; low-loader available

    Phone: 0410 471 056

    Website Capabilities

  • Nationwide Towing & Transport (Perth) Tilt trays Plant transport

    Scope: RAC supplier; cars, caravans, trucks & buses; plant & equipment

    Phone: 13 4869

    Perth services

  • AAAC Towing Tilt trays

    Scope: 24/7 accident & breakdown towing; multi-depot WA

    Phone: (08) 9352 5000 • Email: [email protected]

    Website

  • Specialized Tilt Tray & Towing (Tilt Tray Perth) Tilt trays

    Scope: Statewide tilt-tray transport; 24/7 response

    Phone: (08) 6555 0960

    Website

  • National Towing & Logistics (WA) Plant transport

    Scope: Machinery, containers & general transport across WA

    Website

What I Want You To Do If Your Car Breaks Down

From a mechanic’s perspective, a no-panic guide to breakdowns: make the area safe, diagnose basics, call for help, and keep your car reliable. ...more

Breakdown

October 13, 2025•8 min read

Merredin Breakdown & Roadside Assistance – What To Do When Stuck on the Road

Stuck in Merredin or the Wheatbelt with a car, truck, caravan, or trailer breakdown? Learn what to do, who to call, local roadside assistance numbers, and why a UHF radio is a must for safe travel. ...more

Breakdown

September 29, 2025•5 min read

What is a Breakdown Mechanic

In Wheatbelt/Merredin terms, a breakdown is any fault that leaves a car, ute, truck, or road-moved ag machine immobilised or unsafe to keep driving—think no-start, overheating, shredded tyre, burst coolant/boost hose, fuel/air issues, electrical/charging failures, or heavy-vehicle problems like loss of air, brake warnings, smoking hubs, suspension/airbag failures, or ABS/EBS faults. Distances, heat, and patchy reception here turn small issues into urgent ones.

A breakdown mechanic is the mobile tech you call to stabilise the situation and get you moving again: they make the scene safe (off the lane, triangles, hi-vis), diagnose with proper tools, and deliver roadside “get-you-home” fixes (tyres, jump starts, batteries, belts, hose/clamp repairs, electrical and A/C faults). If a safe roadside fix isn’t possible, they coordinate towing or heavy recovery and hand over to the right workshop.

The good ones carry Wheatbelt-ready gear, understand truck systems (air, cooling, hydraulics, ABS/EBS), can liaise with insurers and fleet managers (Fleetcare, SG Fleet, LeasePlan), and give clear ETAs, call-out costs, and next steps so you’re not stranded between towns.

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WHEATBELT AUTO REPAIR SHOPS

BreakdownMechanic — Wheatbelt Directory (WA)
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Data compiled for Breakdownmechanic.com — WA Wheatbelt. Phone numbers and availability can change; always call to confirm after‑hours coverage. General info only, not a recommendation.

WANT TO BE THE FIRST OPTION WHEN SOMEONE NEEDS HELP

Car breakdown checklist

  • Indicate immediately and turn hazard lights on.

  • Move off the live lane to the shoulder; stop as far left as possible.

  • Apply handbrake; turn wheels left; keep seatbelts on until safe.

  • Get everyone out via the passenger side; stand well away from traffic (behind a barrier if there is one); keep pets with you.

  • Keep hazards on; if safe, pop the bonnet as a distress signal.

  • If you have a warning triangle, place it 50–100 m behind the car (further on highways), only if safe.

  • If you’re in danger or blocking a lane, call 000.

  • Otherwise call roadside assistance/tow (RAC WA/insurer/dealer/local mobile mechanic).

  • When calling, give: road name, nearest marker/exit, direction, phone GPS, car make/colour, what happened, any kids onboard.

  • Freeways/high-speed roads: do not attempt repairs; wait behind a barrier.

  • Night/low visibility: hazards + interior light on; wear a hi-vis if you have one.

  • Remote/Wheatbelt: stay with the vehicle for shade/visibility; share live location; conserve phone battery; drink water.

  • Caravan/trailer: keep the rig straight; apply handbrakes; chock a wheel if available; place the triangle further back.

  • Quick checks (only if safely off-road):

    • Overheating: engine off; do NOT open radiator cap hot.

    • No crank/flat battery: lock car, wait 2–3 min, try once more.

    • Flat tyre: change only on level ground well away from traffic; otherwise wait for help.

    • Warning lights/smoke/fuel issues: don’t keep cranking—wait for assistance.

  • While waiting: keep doors closed; keep kids with you; if a stranger stops, speak through a small window and ask them to call for you if needed.

  • After tow/repair: note the fault, fluids used, and any recommendations.

  • If using a space-saver spare: obey its speed/distance limits and book a proper repair ASAP.

  • Glovebox kit for next time: reflective triangle, hi-vis vest, gloves, basic tools, tyre plug/sealant + gauge, jump starter, torch, 2–4 L water, first-aid kit, phone power bank, wheel chocks, hat/sunscreen.

  • Prep tip: save local tow/mechanic numbers for your routes and install a location-sharing/emergency app.

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About Us

Breakdown Mechanic is your straight-to-the-point guide to workshops and mobile mechanics across WA’s Wheatbelt. Browse by town or service—car, truck, ag, diesel, auto-electrics, tyres, roadside—and see hours, after-hours availability, and contact details at a glance. No fluff, no guesswork: find the right specialist, call, and get back to work faster.

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