Saturday night in Duluth, my car was car was stranded with two flat tires after a potholeattack on…read moreCollege St by UMD. Six other towing outfits wouldn't help, most didn't even answer their phones. Eagle came to my rescue all the way from Cloquet. I didn't catch the fellow"s name, but he was friendly, helpful and knew what he was doing. Thank you!

Super happy with the service we received with Brian at Eagle Towing! We needed help towing our 41'…read moretrailer to the shop for repairs and Brian saved the day. He was professional, friendly, punctual and the tow went off without a hitch (no pun intended, lol) what more could we ask for? We are new to the area and don't know who to call for what, but now after meering Brian we have an expert local to help guide the way....an unexpected and welcomed bonus! Thanks again Brian, we will definitely be calling on you again!

Trustworthy mechanics are hard to find. These guys are the real deal. Don't listen to the trolls…read moreand their 1 griping. I've watched them go above and beyond time and time again. Even seen them decline to do work when it wasn't needed. They remember me by name when I come in.

I've had these folks working on my vehicles for more than 20 years. Very good communication,…read morepricing is fair. Service is on schedule.

A unique sight to see! I am a fan of Frank Lloyd and this building has his name all over it!…read more(Literally, there are plaques and signs) The cantilevered copper canopy with the observation deck, stepped cement blocks, and use of iconic Cherokee red flooring are absolutely beautiful! I highly recommend the drive just to check out this historical gem!

My father and grandfather owned and operated an Apco gas station in Estherville Iowa for many…read moreyears. Gayle will tell you that when we travel, I'm prone to point out a property and state that it used to be a gas station, or look at a building and guess which brand designed it. As an example, some old Shell stations are easy to spot. So when my Brother suggested with stop at the gas station that was designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, I was all ears. Plus, we really did need to fill up the car (on the way to Ely MN) and take a comfort break. The Best Service Station itself was very non assuming, and it appeared to have an active car service bays. Bathrooms were upstairs behind some sort of cool "lounge" area, and the nice attendant was more than happy to fill our tank. And for a modest price, I purchased a nice branded coffee cup to remind of this cool little bit of architecture hidden within this small Midwest town.

Towing out of the ditch then 10 miles to my house. They charged me $460.59!!!!!! The guy that towed…read moreme was nice enough but the price was outrageous! The sheriff even said he had never heard of anyone paying more than $150!! Then he said if I couldn't pay it they would hold my car at their shop until I came up with the money. Basically holding my car for Ransom!!

Quality and time drivers are great they have a cart for hauling motor cycles instead of just…read moredragging them on the bed and they also have equipment for off road recovery and big rigs there really well set up