St Helens, Haydock, Newton-le-Willows, Rainford and Prescot: we recover motorbikes across the borough, from the M6 and M62 to the East Lancs Road.
Where riders get stuck around St Helens
- M6 junction 23 at Haydock: Busy, and very busy on race days at Haydock Park.
- M62 junction 7 and the link to Rainhill: The way to Liverpool and Widnes.
- A580 East Lancashire Road: Long, fast and straight through the borough.
- A570 Rainford bypass towards Ormskirk: A quick road out to West Lancashire and the coast.
Local knowledge
On race days at Haydock Park the roads around junction 23 back up badly, and bikes overheat in the queues. If yours does, switch off, let it cool, and get it off the road before calling. Don’t take a radiator cap off while it’s hot.
This web address used to belong to a motorbike recovery firm in Newton-le-Willows. We’re a separate, independent service, and we cover Newton-le-Willows and Earlestown along with the rest of St Helens.
What we do in St Helens
- Breakdown recovery
- Accident recovery
- Motorcycle transport
- Track day transport
- Scooters & mopeds
- Stolen bike collection
Been in a crash around St Helens? Read what to do after a motorbike accident, step by step. Planning a motorbike accident claim in St Helens? We’re not solicitors, but the recovery is part of the evidence: see what you need from the recovery for a claim.
Price
The price for a recovery around St Helens depends on distance, the time of day or night and how easy the bike is to load. You hear it in full on the call and agree it before anyone sets off. See what motorbike recovery costs.
Nearby areas
FAQ
Rider questions
Are you the old motorbike recovery firm from Newton-le-Willows?
No. We’re an independent 24/7 service that now uses this web address. We do cover Newton-le-Willows and the rest of St Helens.
Can you collect a crashed bike in St Helens for my insurer?
Yes. We can take it to your home, a bodyshop or your insurer’s approved repairer. Keep our invoice for the claim.