Vehicle recovery in the A6
A6 Vehicle Recovery
The A6 is our home road. We recover along it from Levenshulme through Stockport and Hazel Grove to Disley and Buxton.
Open 24/7
24/7, 365 days a year
Fast local response
Usually 30–40 minutes in Stockport
Fully insured
Insured recovery and transport
Established group
Part of Stockport Automotive Group
The road we know best
The A6 runs straight through our patch: Heaton Chapel, Stockport town centre, Heaviley, Great Moor, Hazel Grove, High Lane, Disley and up to Buxton. We are on it every day.
It is also a road with very little safe stopping room through the built-up sections, and a long, steep climb once you pass High Lane.
Where breakdowns happen
In town, most calls are stop-start faults — batteries, starters, clutches — often at the lights around Heaviley and the Hazel Grove junction with the A555.
Past Disley the pattern changes to heat and drivetrain problems as the road climbs towards the Peak.
Getting off the A6 safely
Side streets, pub car parks and retail car parks all make better waiting places than the carriageway. If you can reach one safely, do, and tell us which one you are in.
Main routes we cover
- A6 Wellington Road
- A6 Buxton Road
- A6 London Road
- A555 Airport Relief Road
- A6 through Disley
Nearby areas
- Stockport
- Heaton Chapel
- Hazel Grove
- High Lane
- Disley
- Buxton
Questions
Recovery in the A6
Do you cover the whole A6 from Stockport to Buxton?
Yes, including High Lane, Disley, Furness Vale and Whaley Bridge on the way through.
Can you recover from the A555 as well?
Yes — the Airport Relief Road and its junctions with the A6 are part of our regular patch.
What if I break down in Stockport town centre itself?
That is our home ground. Call us with the street name and we will tell you a realistic arrival time, usually 30–40 minutes.
Broken down in the A6?
Call us with your location and vehicle details and we'll get things moving.