OK I would have given them 10+ Stars if I could. My tow truck driver was so awesome! Steven (I hope I spelled it correctly). He picked me and my car up and took me to 3 places while calling around to try to find someone who had my size tire in stock. I am so very appreciative of his kindness to an woman who was driving alone from South Carolina to Richmond VA. I did not know anyone in that town and was on my way to see my new Grandbaby! I did call and speak to the dispatcher. I believe he is the owner too - to thank him too (as I know the driver got another call while he was trying to get a tire). He was great too. Thank you both for helping me out - I was in a real jam. God Bless you both! read more

Got Your 6 Towing & Recovery - Ran over something.... - Towing Near Me - High Point, North Carolina

Unfortunately, my car broke down and needed a tow. Got Your 6 was prompt and courteous! They communicated with me the moment they were dispatched. A one way 29 mile ride cost me $135 with my insurance. I don't know how that compares with other tow services as I didn't shop around, but I can say I would use this service again. They stand by their name, "Got Your 6". Thank you! read more

Micheal was very rude and unprofessional . Gave 3 different prices then threatened to take the car back to lot for extra $250 charge all because their payment system wasn't working . HORRIBLE EXPERIENCE. 0/10 WOULD NOT RECOMMEND!!!! read more

Wonderful experience! Prompt, polite, friendly! The driver called to provide me their ETA, was exactly on time, incredibly calming in a stressful situation. 10/10 recommend read more

One of the most shadiest and disrespectful towing companies that I've ever had the displeasure to work with. Little wonder that the building is in the shape it's in and the entire lot looks run down and trashy. Very appropriate. I get to the lot to get my truck back and the bill keeps going up, the bill can't be itemized for me to be reimbursed from my insurance company and he says that AMEX charges him 7% (miraculously I called their customer service this morning and she said they NEVER charge that high of a free). The truck has a flat tire and after I pay the guy, he says I can't wait for AAA to change the flat and then as you can see on the attached photo...he BLOCKS MY TRUCK IN, while sitting there on his phone! "Because of liability", I can't change the tire on his lot and have to pay additional storage fees if I don't get the car off the lot before 5. He obviously wasn't closing, as you can see in the photo taken at almost 6:00, he's still moving cars on the lot. I had no choice of company to use, but obviously I will NEVER recommend Got your 6, ever! read more

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ZERO STARS. They were dispatched through our insurance company. After waiting 3+ hours the driver called us directly and said the insurance company was not paying them enough money for the tow and with the increase in fuel prices they would barely make enough to pay for gas to tow our vehicle. He wanted us to pay an additional fee direct to them out of pocket IN CASH at pickup. I did not agree to this so they cancelled. read more

Towing service was requested by Onstar or the Law Enforcement at the accident. Onstar was paying for the very short distance that the vehicle needed to be towed. The tow company was told by Onstar to take vehicle to Vann Chevrolet. They did not. The next day my husband went to get car. It was at got your 6's lot, not at Vann Chevrolet. Got your 6 would not release car to my husband. Got your 6 towed car to Vann Chevrolet then released car to him. Why did they not take it there in the first place.? Onstar paid the bill that is why they released the car. 1 month later we get a warrant in the mail stating that Got your 6 is going to sale the vehicle for towing, storage and repairs, a total of $1800. They only towed it 15 miles. No one requested storage. They repaired nothing. Vehicle was picked up 18 hours after got your 6 towed it. Onstar/General Motors had all ready paid all towing fees. Do not do business with this company. They use 2 business names and are trying to scam people out of money. worst place I have ever done business with. gave them 1 star because I had too. they deserve -10 stars. scam artist. read more

DON'T LET THIS HAPPEN TO YOU!!! My wife was run off the road by a truck. The driver was ticketed by a State Trooper for failure to yield. She avoided a collision by swerving and ended up in a ditch. She was obviously distraught after it happened. The Trooper offered to call her a tow truck and she accepted. Little did she know that this tow company and others are on a "preferred" list with the Highway Patrol. When ever something happens the Police call a select group of tow companies to come out and tow away vehicles. I asked my wife to call me when the tow truck driver arrived and let me know the cost. That way I could transfer the money into her account. When she called me back she told me that the cost was $250.00. The normal cost for this type of service (pulling a car out of a ditch with no towing) is around $80 to $150. I advised her to tell the driver no and that we would call someone else to pull the car out. She then informed me that the car had already been pulled out and the driver was preparing to take the car back to their lot if didn't pay the $250.00. We paid it and she drove the car home. I asked her to put the driver on the phone and asked him why the charge was so high. He informs me of the contract they have with the NC Highway Patrol and that the NCHP sets the price, not them. This is not true. Here is an excerpt from a document that outlines the regulations for this contract. 14B NCAC 07A .0116 ROTATION WRECKER SERVICE REGULATIONS: (10)The District First Sergeant shall approve all price lists submitted within his or her respective District. (the tow company sets the price and the NCHP approves it) 14B NCAC 07A .0115 ROTATION, ZONE, CONTRACT, AND DEVIATION FROM SYSTEM (10) Prices indicated on this form shall be the maximum amount that will be charged for a particular service; however, this does not prevent charges of a lesser amount for said service. (which means they can also reduce the price if they wish) If NCHP set their pricing that would be called communism. I asked the driver why he didn't inform her of the inflated cost before he pulled the car out. He stated that he didn't know the cost prior to rendering services. This is yet another excerpt from the regulations document. 14B NCAC 07A .0115 ROTATION, ZONE, CONTRACT, AND DEVIATION FROM SYSTEM (10)***Copies of the approved price list shall be maintained within each wrecker*** and shall be given to the owner, operator, or legal possessor of a vehicle being towed as a result of a Highway Patrol rotation wrecker call by the wrecker driver, if the owner, operator, or legal possessor of the vehicle being towed is present at the scene. **** The driver either lied or he isn't carrying the price sheet in his truck like he is required to do ***** I asked the driver if I was allowed to call anyone else to come pull the car out of ditch if they weren't on this NCHP list. He wouldn't give me a straight answer and kept trying to explain the contract they had with NCHP. Then he puts the trooper on the phone who tries to again explain the contract, which I understood the first time. He also refused to answer my very simple question and then became frustrated with me because I wouldn't let him muddy the conversation by trying to re-explain the contract instead of answering my question. Had we known before hand that the cost was elevated due to a contract with the highway patrol, we would have called someone else. My wife wasn't given that opportunity. The whole point is that an extraordinary cost (or any cost for that matter) should have been explained to begin with. My wife was visibly shaken and upset from almost being in a bad wreck and this company has elected to take part in a practice that allows them to jack up their price and use the highway patrol to justify it. Not being upfront with pricing before rendering services is a questionable practice that seems really shady to me. I run a small business and would never treat my clients this way especially after what my wife had just gone through. I was told to get my facts straight by this company so here they are. I am pasting links to a few news article that show the NCHP is actually trying end this process for this exact reason. Don't let this happen to you!!! https://journalnow.com/n-c-highway-patrol-calls-for-new-towing-rules/article_34bfed1f-e2fa-5250-a122-facace0337e0.html https://www.postandcourier.com/news/nc-patrol-wreckers-are-price-gouging/article_5b4d0cfb-eb94-5662-989b-39eaefbd1957.html Regulations Document http://reports.oah.state.nc.us/ncac/title%2014b%20-%20public%20safety/chapter%2007%20-%20state%20highway%20patrol/subchapter%20a/subchapter%20a%20rules.pdf read more