St Combs is reached on the B9033 from the Crimond / A90 side or through Inverallochy and Cairnbulg along the coast — not on a trunk road. DSBM covers it from Fordafourie, Fraserburgh. Beach roads, the harbour at Cairnbulg, and the exposed village streets are the usual problems: sand, wind, and little room to swing a trailer. Call 01224 044741 or send GPS. This is a short Buchan run, not a second yard.
B9033, Inverallochy and Cairnbulg harbour roads.
Say if you are toward Crimond on the B9033 or already in the linked coastal villages. Cairnbulg harbour and the beach car parks fill with sand; a 4x4 that has dug in is a different load from a dead battery on Mid Street. There is no industrial estate here — farm tracks inland still need a gate. We do not invent a dual carriageway that does not exist. Inverallochy and Cairnbulg share the headland and the harbour roads; St Combs is the next village on the B9033. Beach car parks fill with sand that will take a wheel and not a trailer. If you are inland on a farm track rather than Mid Street, send the gate.
When you call from St Combs
Registration, live pin, rolls / steers / brakes. Name the street or the B9033 direction. Photos if you are on sand or a locked wheel. WhatsApp 07475 722702 when the signal holds — it can dip on the coast.
Beach, village and a booked collection
Emergency is call or GPS. A car that will not start on a drive is still recovery if you need it tonight; a planned move to a garage is quotes.dsbm.uk with both postcodes.
ETA from Fraserburgh
Short run from Fraserburgh via the B9033 or the coast road. Flooding, blown sand and the last local job move the time. Pin first, then the ETA.
NEED RECOVERY IN ST COMBS?
Call 01224 044741 or send GPS. Say if you are toward Crimond or on the harbour roads.
