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    Lake Forest Towing

    4.7 (12 reviews)
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    Aliso Viejo Towing & Recovery

    Aliso Viejo Towing & Recovery

    3.6
    (361 reviews)

    I had to call AAA for service unexpectedly this morning…read moreAliso Towing was assigned to my call. With my truck loaded with materials for a job I was expected on and my favotite breakfast sandwich just purchased, my truck transmission would not shift out of reverse. I was able to push it back into parking spot I had just bavked out of. Instantly My morning shifted to panick!! First call AAA. 2nd call customer.3rd pick a shop to tow to. 4th reserve a renta car. 5th secure a ride to rental car. So many decisions. Aliso Viejo showed up with in 25 minutes. The drivet Jeff listened to what I explained had happened. Instamtly he looked under my And instantly found the problem with the linkage to my transmission He explained it to me how it worked, and I was able to get my truck moving without a tow and got to the job with less than an hour delay. He saved me money for a tow And diagnose the problem within 5 minutes of showing up He didn't have to do that.He could have just towed me to the shop gone on with his day.But he didn't , and I really appreciate what he did I have a new favorite tow company and we'll be looking forward to referring anybody that needs a tow. I will be given a review to AAA Also on Aliso Viejo towing and how awesome they are Thank you Sincerely!!!

    While no one ever wants to need a tow, Aliso Viejo Towing & Recovery has been a lifesaver for me…read morerecently. First, they helped when my battery died near my home. Since I had purchased my previous battery through them, it was still under their 3-year warranty, and they replaced it entirely for free. Two weeks later, my transmission light came on. They arrived promptly, handled the situation professionally, and towed me 15 miles to RSM Honda--even letting me ride along to the shop. Thank you for being there for your customers and making a stressful month much easier!

    ERS Towing

    ERS Towing

    4.9
    (98 reviews)

    June 20, 2026: Requested a tow via AAA, and was dispatched an ERS unit. Both the driver Austin and…read moretheir dispatch called to collect information from me and provided me with an accurate wait time. Wanted to give Austin a big shoutout for making the tow a smooth experience. Great communication skills and solid work ethic.

    It was a Tuesday morning and I was at the crib trying to handle one normal task before noon. My…read moreGerman Altima had been sitting in the driveway for eight months in a state of mechanical reflection, misfiring like it owed somebody three child support payments. I needed a tow to fix and smog. Simple. Routine. The kind of errand a grown man should be able to complete without a film crew. I called AAA. I'm a Premier member, ten years deep, never asked for so much as a free water bottle. AAA dispatched ERS Towing. Enter Mike. Mike pulled up to my crib in a flatbed -- emphasis on flatbed, the truck specifically engineered for moving cars that do not run -- and walked around my German Altima like it had personally insulted his mother. He stopped at the bumper. The bumper was aftermarket. Mike, summoning the dramatic energy of a man who had never seen a winch in his entire career, declared the vehicle untowable. A flatbed. Defeated. By a piece of plastic that does not even move. While this was unfolding, shawty's son Aiden was on my living room floor eating Hot Cheetos with the focused intensity of a CEO reviewing Q3 earnings. Aiden is five. Aiden has those little silver caps on his front teeth and a stare that has historically destabilized grown men, tax accountants, and at least one Lyft driver I know personally. He locked eyes with me through the screen door, mid-Cheeto, and I could feel him judging me AND Mike simultaneously. I have never in my life been on the same side of a conflict as Aiden. The fact that he and I were aligned against ERS Towing was, in retrospect, the first sign I was about to win something larger than a tow. Dispatch called. Enter Amy. Amy did not yet have a second reason to deny my service -- so Mike, and I want this part read slowly, took an actual photograph of my expired registration sticker and texted it to her, the way a man builds a federal case from his driver's seat. Within 12 business minutes, two unrelated disqualifying issues had been documented, photographed, and triple-archived by two coordinating employees. Neither reason exists in the AAA Member Guide. I have read the AAA Member Guide. Twice. Aiden has probably read it at this point. My German Altima has adjustable air suspension. The car can literally rise to greet you. The bumper concern was theoretical at best. The expired sticker is not a disqualifier under the AAA contract. Mike and Amy appear to operate from a secret rulebook hand-stitched in the parking lot of a Chevron, possibly inside a Nissan Altima with one working brake light, possibly with Aiden as a consultant. My theory, served free of charge: the tow destination was a few miles farther than ERS felt like driving on a Tuesday morning, and 'we don't feel like it' sounded less professional than manufacturing two excuses. Long tows are apparently outside the boutique service tier. Greed dressed up as policy. Roadside refusal as a subscription model. I did not subscribe. I did not get my tow. I did get a documentary. Aiden finished his Cheetos, wiped his hands on the couch, and gave me one slow silver-toothed nod -- the closest he has ever come to validating me as a human being. At that moment I knew I would be writing this review. One star. ERS Towing -- please return the AAA contract. You don't serve this community. You audition it. Even Aiden agreed, and Aiden agrees with no one. AAA, please send a different contractor next time. Mike and Amy can keep the photograph as a souvenir.

    Sea Country Towing

    Sea Country Towing

    3.9
    (366 reviews)

    Josuha was really helpful in being able to diagnose my mom's car on the oil leak and bracket! The…read morecar started smoking after we took it to the repair shop thankfully we were able to get there in time. LOL +++ He's very attractive hit me up ;)

    It is truly regrettable, but I am writing this for the sake of future customers and Sea Country…read more To begin with, the driver of the truck I hired to transport my motorcycle from OC to LA for repairs attached the tie-down straps to the handlebar grips instead of the handlebars themselves, damaging the grips in the process. When I called Sea Country about this, the person on the phone told me to "file a claim via email." After reluctantly filing the claim by email, I had the bike repaired and received the receipt; during that time, I called them repeatedly but could never get through to anyone. A week after the incident, I traveled to LA to pick up the bike, only for the representative to finally email me the next day saying, "We'll pay for it, but you have to bring us the broken grips." However, I had left the old grips at the shop in LA when I picked up the bike. They were the ones who broke my bike, yet they were telling me to go all the way back to LA to retrieve the parts! If that was the requirement, why hadn't they answered my calls or emailed me sooner? I called repeatedly to explain the situation, but no one would speak to me, and I was never able to reach the claims department. I eventually realized that their terrible service was intentional. Their supervisor is apparently named Charlie; everyone acts according to his instructions, likely avoiding direct conversation or disputes by limiting communication strictly to email. Yet, the email responses weren't even prompt--they would just send instructions about once a week, treating me as if *I* were the one at fault. They did nothing, while I was the one running around doing all the legwork. The issue was finally resolved after five weeks, but there was no apology for the time, effort, and fuel costs I incurred traveling between OC, LA, and Sea Country. They may be competent at towing cars, but their motorcycle towing and claims handling are abysmal. I have never experienced anything like this before. The only silver lining is that I learned a valuable lesson. I sincerely hope they mend their ways and start doing excellent work.

    Lake Forest Towing - towing - Updated August 2026

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