What to Do If Your Car Breaks Down in Ormond or Nearby Cities

It happened. Your car stopped running — now what?

It’s frustrating, stressful, and honestly, a little scary. But you’re not alone. Whether you’re in Ormond, Port Orange, Daytona Beach, or New Smyrna Beach, help is available. Kensleys Towing, a family-owned local company, is here to guide you calmly through the situation — no judgment, no rushing, just clear steps to get you back on the road.

📞Call Kensleys Towing anytime for roadside assistance or towing. (386) 675-9190. We’re here for you.


1. Make Safety Your First Priority

If you can, carefully move your car off the road and turn on your hazard lights. Your safety comes first — no matter what else is happening. If your car can’t be moved, Kensleys Towing can guide you and send help quickly.

2. Take a Moment to Assess

Before panicking, notice what’s going on:

  • Are your dashboard lights on?

  • Any unusual sounds or smells?

  • Are there visible leaks or flat tires?

Even small details can help the towing team figure out the safest solution. This information helps when you call for roadside assistance or towing, but don’t worry if you’re unsure. It’s okay to say, “I’m not sure what’s wrong — my car just won’t start.”

3. Decide If Roadside Assistance Is Enough

Not every breakdown requires a tow. Kensleys Towing can help with:

  • Jump-starting a dead battery

  • Changing a flat tire

  • Unlocking a locked car

  • Fuel delivery if you run out

We’ll handle it professionally and carefully, right where you are.

4. Know When It’s Time to Call for a Tow

It’s time to call for towing if:

  • Your car won’t start at all

  • You’ve been in an accident

  • The vehicle isn’t safe to drive

  • You’re stuck in an unsafe location

Searching for “towing near me” or “24/7 towing in Port Orange, FL” will help you find local help quickly. Choosing a family-owned towing company like Kensleys Towing can make the experience feel far less stressful — especially when clear communication and care matter most.

5. Call a Local Port Orange Towing Company You Trust

When you call for help, here’s what a good towing or roadside service should do:

  • Listen first

  • Ask clear, simple questions

  • Explain what will happen next

  • Give you honest pricing upfront

  • Treat you and your vehicle with respect

If something feels rushed or unclear, it’s okay to pause and ask questions. You deserve to feel comfortable with the help you’re receiving.

6. While You Wait, Stay Visible and Aware

Until help arrives:

  • Keep your hazard lights on

  • Stay aware of passing traffic

  • Avoid standing between your vehicle and the road

  • If it feels safer, remain inside your car

If you’re feeling anxious, that’s completely normal. Help is coming.


A Local Reminder

Car trouble is frustrating, but you don’t have to face it alone. At Kensleys Towing, we treat every call like family — careful, kind, and reliable. Serving Port Orange, Daytona Beach, South Daytona, New Smyrna Beach, and the surrounding Volusia County area, we’ll get you safely on your way.

📞 Call Kensleys Towing 24/7 — we’re here to help, every step of the way. (386) 675-9190.

About the Author

Lanette Pottle is creator of the She Gets Published brand. She’s a multi-book bestselling author, transformative book coach and indie publishing mentor. She’s dedicated to guiding first-time authors in the genres of self-help and personal development .helping them write, publish,& launch bestselling books that boost their influence, impact, & brand. As the publisher at Positivity Lady Press, Lanette is also the driving force behind the international bestselling LIGHTbeamers book series, amplifying the voices of inspiring female authors and sharing their empowering stories with the world. You can follow her on Instagram at @shegetspublished.

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