AMAZING QUICK QUALITY SERVICE. The dispatcher was calm and very professional, a gentleman as well...he helped hold my hand off the steep edge of the highway. He also did it in under 10 mins lifting the car onto his bed! I am so thankful b & t saved my day and in this economy they have the best rates around in the city! Kendrick was the best!!! Thanks!!! 10/10 5 Stars - would definitely recommend to my friends and loved ones!!! read more

Boulevard and Trumbull Towing - Towing Near Me - Detroit, Michigan

Called tow & they arrived in less than 30 minutes! Super kind, quick, helpful and professional. Appreciated the ride along with my car. Would definitely recommend. Cost $170 by Credit Card or $10 cheaper if you pay cash to tow less than 10 miles. read more

Boulevard and Trumbull Towing - Towing Near Me - Detroit, Michigan

Never call them. They will charge you alot for few mints job. My cow worker had bad experience. Rude and racists.

Towed my friends truck to their yard without consent and asked for $2,000 USD when the agreed rate for was for $500 just to tow it to a nearby parking lot. People there were showing off their holstered firearms trying to threaten and intimidate. Stupid company and even more retarded people. Never go to this horrible company. read more

I can't believe I'm the first to review B & T Towing. Well, allow me to say I'M MAD AS HELL AND I'M NOT GONNA TAKE IT ANYMORE! If Yelp allowed me to give Boulevard and Trumbull Towing negative stars I would. This is an evil, evil establishment and heaven help you if they get a hold of your car because they will put the screws to you anyway they can. I have had the misfortune of having 3 cars towed by Boulevard and Trumbull and each time I felt like I was being tortured in a Kafka novel. One time I was in there for 20 minutes, and all 4 of the other victims ended up yelling and arguing with the sad drones sitting behind the bulletproof glass that guards the garbage bags full of money that B & T Towing takes from the drivers of the Motor City. I didn't lose my cool though. All you can do is accept the exploitation. If it seems like they're screwing you and you threaten to contact the police they will gladly summon a cop wearing mirrored shades from the back. He will let a cigar with a hundred dollar bill, laugh in your face and tell you to f*** yourself and come back with more money. Seriously, B and T has every damn towing contract in the city. When I worked midnight shift doing security for an office building downtown, B and T would tow cars belonging to patrons of a nightclub down the street. I never, ever saw them tow just one car. Every time they hauled away 2. And when I went to the Detroit Grand Prix on Belle Isle in 2007 B and T even hauled away the wrecked race cars! The last time I had a vehicle towed by B and T, I took a cab to the Vinewood location, which was the only one I knew of. I took a cab there, because, imagine this, i didn't have a vehicle to drive. Upon getting there I was informed that my car was at their other car jail. And the documents I had to show to get it out were in the glovebox. And I couldn't pay at the other spot. I had to go there, retrieve the documents, bring them back to Vinewood, pay B and T the fee for their sodomy, then return to the secondary location to retrieve the car. Are you feeling the Kafka vibe yet? I asked the woman behind the counter if I would be given a second map to a third location when I got there. She told me no, but I half expected to find the Mad Hatter there telling me I had to crawl into a tree or something if I ever wanted to see that damn car again. No way was I doing this by taxi. Not even if I could have afforded it right then. I had to call for a ride and put my friend through a pain in the ass errand. (Thanks, Bob.) They will also write your impound number and the date really big across your windshield in washable oil chalk. And by washable I mean barely washable because it seems as though they sadistically apply as much force as possible while defacing your car in order to make it an ordeal to wash it away. The last vestiges especially seem to cling to the windshield stubbornly holding on for their dear lives. If they could get away with painting these marks of shame across your entire vehicle with spraypaint they surely would. These days I ride a bike. I won't describe it here since they probably want to take that hostage, too. Summing up, if your ride gets kidnapped by B & T make sure every last little thing is legal and up to date. Dot your i's and cross your t's. And bring the patience of a Saint. You'll need it. read more

I live in their neighborhood, and B&T trucks DRIVE WAAAY TOO FAST, AND DO NOT OBSERVE STOP SIGNS! They are a menace in an area with lots of pedestrians, and loose dogs, and to drivers like me who are not driving 5 tons of metal. THEY ARE JUGGERNAUTS ON THE ROAD! I really hate them. Kafka-esque for sure. read more

They charged me $85 just to help me break in my car, which took 2 minutes. They never once told me how long it would take for them to arrive or what the cost was going to be. If I would have know it was going to be that expensive, I would have waited for someone to bring me spare keys for FREE. Not to mention, the guy was super unfriendly for no reason! read more

there is an employee that gives free car parts for sex exchange but, he also gives std he is a very angery man towards young women he goes by thr name "ted" caution ladiesies he is highly contagious!!!! read more

Trucks whose drivers do not understand the fine art of signaling turns or staying in a lane. These guys should not be allowed to operate a business. Dudes nearly ran me over one time while I was in a crosswalk and had the right of way. read more

This company and everyone that works there are fantastic at what they do, professional, and overall great people. They really helped out with their top notch equipment that nobody else in the area had. Obviously, as a tow truck/impound lot company there's gonna be complaints (goes with the job) but they still help out when it counts. Highly recommended! read more

On January 25, at around 4:45 AM (according to court testimony), my 1996 Chevy was towed by B and T towing company of Detroit. My car had plates with current tags and was properly insured. It was not located in a no parking zone and posed no hazard to anyone. It was not imposing on anyone's private property. Moreover, my home was only some 90 feet away from the car's location! The police did not red tag the car or give me any other sort of warning that it would be towed. I understand that they are no longer required to do so by law yet this basically leaves the owner of the car with no idea what happened and only adds to delays in getting to the bottom of the issue and higher "storage fees." The car was stuck in a cluster of snow and ice and could not be moved by conventional means. When my room mate and I attempted to move the car using his aunt's truck and my (other) car, both vehicles were temporarily stuck in the mess. Were it not for the severity of the weather, the car would have been moved sooner. Michigan law states that the police department is to notify the Michigan Department Of Transportation within 24 hours of towing an 'abandoned' vehicle. The law goes on to say that the state then has seven days to notify the owner of the vehicle's seizure. My car was seized on January 25 yet the letter from the state that I received was dated February 17. Clearly, someone dropped the ball in getting back to me! I reported the car stolen the same day it was seized. The police officer on duty accessed his computer system and gave me a report number yet nothing was said or suggested that the car had or could have been towed. I went to 31st District Court to contest the towing and lost the case. B and T towing now wants some $1,138.00 to release the vehicle. I sent them the signed title by registered mail on Tuesday, March 25 in a bid to avoid any more hassles. With the title, I included a letter stating that if they accept the title, they agree to wave any further fees against me. So called "storage fees" are simply a risk and cost free way for a towing company to make some extra cash. The $300.00 (give or take) that B and T Towing will make from the sale of my car as scrap metal will more than cover any towing fees incurred. B and T towing is a flagrant consumer bilking enterprise that needs to be shut down by the state! read more

I was in downtown Detroit and my car would not start, it was 3 in the afternoon I called this company and it took them 55 minutes to arrive and he charged me $95 for a less than 5 minute boost, not happy at all! read more

They capsulize BIG when people are in need over charging them. They should be ashamed of them selves. A tow will cost as much as your car is worth . read more

This place is a joke and the fat man who worked the counter is very rude and inconsiderate of peoples time. I waited 35 min to get items from my car but he never asked any of the 5 other workers to assist me. I later found out why that was since some of my items had been taken from my vehicle. I guess he was mad at that i would not let their company fix my car and scam the insurance company by adding the deductible to the repair costs. Not only was he rude to me but to the other ladies who came in. They have signs saying cash only but they don't want to give you any change so they can pocket the difference. I have dealt with other tow companies in the past but have never experienced anything like this place. read more

My Daughter took our car to Michigan to visit friends and though the landlord gave her friend permission to park in the apartment complex parking lot, for one reason or another, the car was towed. I am not listed as the registered owner of the car, my Husband is. Laura at Boulevard & Trumbull explained to me the reasons why even though State Farm's declaration page showed I am a listed driver as well as my Daughter, that my Husband had to be the one to release the car giving his permission with a notarized signature and copy of his driver's license since we're out of state and faxing the information in. It was a pain, sure it was, but if they don't follow strict rules and they released someone's car to an angry, ex-spouse, they'd be sued all day long and night. Laura was calm, sweet, and very professional. Having ones car towed is never a pleasant experience, but when it happened to our family today, I was really glad for the treatment I received in getting the matter resolved. read more

Horrible customer service! I was in an accident on 11/22/16 and my vehicle was towed there. Upon locating my vehicle, I contacted them on 11/23/2016, asking them for the price to have my vehicle released. The representative on the phone explained that the TOTAL PRICE was $279 for ONE day. I asked for the breakdown of how it was so much for one day and I was told that's the price as soon as the car lands in the tow yard (in addition to towing fees). Then tried to coerce me into "having the total reduced to 150 by signing over my title to them, collect my belongings, and go along my way." (verbatim) Ridiculous and rude. I called them today, 11/25/16, to get the total price to get my vehicle out, ironically the same representative, SCOTT, answered, and once again had an attitude when I asked for the breakdown and grand total of what it would be to get it out within a certain period of time. I wanted to make sure that my calculations were accurate and matched his. When I inquired about all the fees that could be added for the length of time the vehicle could be in there, he responds rudely saying "What is it that you want to do?" I told him I just needed his prices since writing over my title wasn't an option. It's clear he didn't want to by lying that his "calculator wasn't working" and refusing to give me his total price by reiterating the daily storage fee. When I asked for his name, he said "Scott". I then asked for his last name and he replies "Scott is enough". I have never been talked to so unprofessionally, rude, and disrespectfully. The fact that he kept pressing the "suggestion" of me writing over my title because my vehicle, by his opinion, is "unfixable and totaled" is absurd. It's clear that they want to keep my vehicle for parts, due to it being a popularly purchased vehicle this year. I've never had to do business with them before, and I pray that I won't have to ever again. DO NOT SOLICIT THIS BUSINESS FOR SERVICES! COMPLETELY UNPROFESSIONAL! read more

Not sure where to start. When I arrived I saw 5-6 people walking around or sitting behind the glass. Not one person told me it would be a few minutes or came to help me. I waited at least 10 minutes before someone came to the window. They said I had to have proof of insurance and registration to retrieve my car. Fine, however, I keep those item IN my vehicle. They said they would drive me out to the car but would not let my boyfriend accompany me. I did not feel safe and the driver was smoking in the filthy car they took me out in. When I returned with the required information they told me it would be $300. Next to me a sign was posted saying that the tow charge is $125 plus storage and administrative fees. When I asked why mine was so much more they stated the posted rate is only for police requested tows which mine was not. Makes zero sense. Also, in the waiting room was a non-functional ATM covered with a trash bag. Very helpful in a place that only accepts cash. The whole process made me feel very uncomfortable and taken advantage of. Made me wonder how any of this is legal. I also would never suggest that anyone go alone. read more