Town-centre streets and the M60 approach
The M60 junction 23 and A635 provide an approach into Ashton-under-Lyne. Once off the motorway, the exact street and entrance matter: a town-centre parking space and a vehicle on a nearby access road are different recovery locations.
Around the Portland Basin and town-centre side streets, tell us the road the vehicle can actually be reached from. A landmark helps identify the area, but use the full address or precise pin and add any one-way approach, barrier or gate instructions.
A safe collection needs loading space
Share whether the vehicle runs and drives, rolls if it is a non-runner, selects neutral and releases its handbrake. Wheel damage or a locked wheel must always be declared. Do not move the car into traffic or another unsafe position to check.
For a collection from a workshop, yard or managed car park, arrange release and access with the person responsible. Include opening hours, height restrictions and any parking level. A suitable recovery truck and loading method are assessed before booking.
Transport to a garage, home or onward address
Provide a full drop-off address or postcode and confirm that someone can receive the vehicle. We assess Ashton collections for local deliveries, Manchester garage transport and other agreed journeys.
If the pickup is still on the M60 rather than in Ashton, use the motorway page and give the carriageway direction and exact stopping place. Our team confirms the price, availability and estimated collection time for the actual location.
Good to know before collection.
Can you collect from an Ashton garage or yard?
Provide the exact vehicle entrance, opening hours, keys and release arrangements, plus the car’s condition and destination. We check availability and equipment.
What if the vehicle is near M60 junction 23?
Clarify whether it is on the motorway, a slip road or a local Ashton street. The current road and precise stopping position decide the approach.
