Gas Delivery in Denver

Running out of gas on E-470, I-70 toward the mountains or far-east Aurora is common because stations thin out. A helper brings a few gallons so you can reach the next station.

ShoulderCrew is launching in Denver first. Helper booking turns on as local helpers pass ID and background checks, so sign up free now to be first in line. In an emergency, call 911.

What to do right now

Pull fully off the road and turn on hazards.
Know your fuel type (regular, premium or diesel).
Note the nearest exit or cross street.
Diesel and premium may cost more.

What it costs

Typical starting prices: jump start from $40, flat tire from $45, lockout from $50, fuel delivery from $35 (plus fuel), towing from $95. A 10% service fee applies ($2.99 minimum, $14.99 cap). You see the full price before you confirm.

No yearly membership. You pay per job, only when you need help.

Where we help

Denver and nearby: Aurora, Lakewood, Littleton, Englewood, Arvada, Westminster, Thornton, Centennial, Highlands Ranch and Golden.

FAQ

How much does gas delivery cost?

Typical jobs start around $35 plus the cost of fuel and the service fee.

How much fuel do I get?

Enough to reach a nearby station, usually 1–2 gallons.

Is help available right now?

ShoulderCrew is launching in Denver first. Booking opens as local helpers are verified. Sign up free and you'll be notified; Founding riders get $10 off after their first completed job (first 100).