Batteries have a hard life here. Texas triple-digit summers wear them down, and the first fall cold fronts finish off the weak ones. Road Angel is the only tow provider officed in Prosper, on N Preston Rd. We've been in business since 2005, and our roots in the auto service industry go back to 1993. Tell our local dispatcher where you're stopped, and you'll get an upfront quote before anyone rolls.
Road Angel's battery store in Prosper is a truck. The battery, the tools and the roadside technician come to the car. Many jobs are fixed where you're stopped, which can save you a tow.
Triple-digit North Texas summers shorten battery life. Heat speeds up the chemical wear inside a battery, and that damage adds up quietly over the season. A battery over about two years old is at risk, even if it started fine last week.
The first cold fronts of fall are when weak batteries fail. Cold air makes an engine harder to turn over, and it also cuts the power a battery can give. A battery that limped through August may not have enough left on that first chilly morning.
Where the car sits changes how we work. Apartment complexes and multi-level parking garages are common call spots in Prosper. Low ceilings and tight stalls change how the technician parks and sets up, which is why we ask for details before we arrive.
The Town of Prosper sits across both Collin County and Denton County. We take calls from both sides of the county line, plus Celina to the north. Prosper, Celina, Melissa, Anna and Princeton are among the fastest-growing towns in North Texas. A dead battery is a hard time to start looking for help, so it's worth knowing who to call before you need one.
Old batteries need a proper drop-off. Texas treats used lead-acid batteries as recyclable waste, not household trash, and the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) oversees this.
Our Prosper office is on N Preston Rd. The US 380 corridor links that office to our McKinney location on Eldorado Pkwy and our Aubrey location on Cowboy Trl.