My husband and I have used Alpha a handful of times. Great service with friendly dispatchers and…read moredrivers. Very reasonably priced. Hopefully we won't need another tow... but we know who to call again if we do!!

These folks are amazing!!! Local San Clemente people, and a Veteran. Love them, highly recommend…read morethese guys. If you need a move in a pinch cuz you're stuck or in my case moving your classic car. They take every measure to ensure your vehicle is move safely and efficiently. Thank you so much, y'all Rock!!!

Great employee. They ran into a problem and delayed my appointment but professionally handled. I…read morewould recommend their service.

I had a super friendly and helpful engagement with Auto Nation Towing today! They were prompt at…read moreresponding and most importantly came prepared with all the tools and experience needed to tow my car, which was parked head-in from the driveway. I did not have the keys so it took a lot of know-how to move it to a flatbed and then put it down carefully without causing any damage (again no keys and cannot start the car so you can imagine the complexity). I would strongly recommend them, especially for complicated issues. The pricing was very reasonable as well!

My son attended a prom party that did not allow overnight guests and his car was towed. It cost me…read moreover $600 dollars to get it back because this company conveniently wasn't open on Sunday and it was appointment only. So they had my car for 12 hours and it cost me $607 to get it back. Ruthless. I don't know how they people live with themselves profiting off people like this. It's robbery.

Horrible and ruthless people! The fact that towing even exist shows what a horrible society we live…read morein. My parents were visiting me at my apartment today and he parked in the spot next to mine, which is always empty because he couldn't find a spot in the very limited guest spaces. We literally left it for a half hour and kept checking to see if anyone would come and try to park there so that we can move it. Suddenly the car is gone and there's another car there. We had no idea where the car went. I even left a note on the car and they didn't call me. Thankfully, my dad put a GPS chip in his car and we were able to locate it at this godforsaken place. The guy was very short with us and as he was explaining all the charges (575!) listing every single thing we had to pay for. He was the one acting rude and had a tone in his voice and when he got to the part where he said it was outside office hours he sounded annoyed and even raise his voice so then I said ok fine we get it. Can you get to the total? We can just give you the total and He had the audacity to call me rude! I was scared out of my mind. We couldn't find my dad's car and did they even ask for proof if that was there parking spot? Because they don't give us parking permits or proof that those are our spots. They just tell us verbally that that is our spot. So how would the towing guy know if the guy was telling the truth or not? You just towe anyone's car without proof if they were actually parking in the wrong spot?? Absolutely horrible!!

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.

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 ;)

I waited before writing this so I could be calm and factual. Unfortunately, my experience with Sea…read moreCountry Towing was deeply negative and felt predatory. The driver assured me that towing my car to their lot wouldn't be an issue. Because this happened right before Christmas, I was out of town briefly. When I returned, I received a DMV notice stating a lien had been placed on my vehicle--without ever being contacted by the company. When I called, I was told the lien would be dropped only if I paid $1,900 in cash, reduced from $2,300, after speaking with a manager who had already "left for the weekend." I can't speak to other companies' pricing, but I can say this company appears more focused on profit than ethics, taking advantage of people when they're already in tough situations. I would strongly caution anyone considering using Sea Country Towing.

I highly recommend Reza for all your local Towing needs. I've used them multiple times and he is…read morevery prompt professional and nice. Try him out you will not be disappointed . Damon Block

Archer Towing showed up quickly to pick us up on the side of the freeway. We had a miscommunication…read moreand accidentally called two tow trucks so, we didn't actually get towed by archer towing, but we were still impressed with his great attitude and quick arrival. Would definitely call him again.

Miscommunication with pricing. If requesting a quote please confirm it over text with this company…read more Price was modified upon arrival.

I had a bad towing service ever. They moved my dead tesla without dolly and left the tire damage…read more To the owner if you don't have time please don't take the reservation.

The worst company, scam artists working with OC Patrol and illegally towing residents cars after 2…read morebogus warnings. With the outrageous fees, for 2 miles, closed on Saturday and making it an after hour pick up. For the owner reading this, have some shame! I hope karma catches up with you and your company. Go make your money helping people stuck in accidents and not hurting residents!

$730 to get my car towed. Got unexpectedly towed on the weekend and I couldn't pick it up for 5…read moredays. The owner was nice and tried to explain the reasoning but there is no excuse for this cost. It's a complete rip off and I'll be reporting the company to the BBB. I called the police and that is was they recommend I do.