Super nice team and super quick to help me when my car left me stranded. The price was extremely…read morereasonable and I was taken care of nicely and quickly. I got my car towed to the dealer ship, Would 10/10 recommend! Jim was the best and made picking up my car a breeze and even made me laugh when I was stressed out

Tow man was very nice and super professional. Would recommend to anyone needs help and is in a…read moretight spot

Piss poor customer service. Rude people please I beg you not to do business with them. Start…read moreworking on a vehicle but don't finish it if one of his buddies needs something done

Best Tow and repair in town! Honest,dependable and very nice. Call for all your automotive needs.read more

these guys were great. My wife just had a bad tire. They took her and the dogs to their shop, found…read morea tire and got her on the way. Thank you for your compassion!

I was stranded 100 miles into a 700 mile trip. Tony's place was the closest. He took me right in…read moreand was extremely thorough in checking my car out. they promised to take me to a hotel if I had to wait for parts and then bring me back to my car when it was ready. Fortunately, they were able to determine the issue and fix the problem rather quickly. They are the kindest and best of people here and I'm so grateful I met them. I cannot recommend this place highly enough.

I was well pleased with the service. They did what I needed and at a reasonable price…read more We needed my son's truck moved to our home from the mechanics (he threw a rod so not fixing soon). CT&R moved from there to here and put it where we needed it parked no problem. I would use them again.

If I could give zero stars, I would…read more In my opinion, our experience with this company represents exactly the kind of towing practice that gives the industry such a terrible reputation. The vehicle they towed is driven by an elderly, disabled woman who has lived at this apartment complex for approximately 10 years and has a valid handicap placard. The handicap space is beside a raised curb and sidewalk on the driver's side. Because of her mobility limitations, she needs enough clearance to open her door and safely exit the vehicle, so she parked toward the opposite side of the space. Was part of the vehicle over the painted line? Yes. I'm not hiding that, and we have photographs documenting exactly how the vehicle was parked. But does that reasonably warrant towing an elderly disabled resident's vehicle and charging $330, rather than giving her a warning or an opportunity to move it? She wasn't someone without a handicap placard improperly using a space reserved for a disabled person. She IS the disabled person the handicap space exists to accommodate. That's what makes this so upsetting. There is a difference between enforcing parking rules intended to protect accessibility and, in my opinion, using a disabled resident's attempt to accommodate her own mobility needs as an opportunity to tow her vehicle and collect more than $300. And unfortunately, this isn't our first experience with this company. In November 2025, this exact same vehicle was towed from this same apartment complex for what we believe was essentially the same minor parking issue. We complained and posted unfavorable reviews about our experience. According to our recollection, we were then offered a discounted rate on the condition that we remove our negative Google and Facebook reviews. We agreed. We removed them. We paid the reduced amount and let the matter go. We shouldn't have. Because here we are again, less than a year later: same vehicle, same apartment complex, another minor parking issue, another tow, and another $300+ charge. This time, we're not removing anything in exchange for a discount, and we're not quietly accepting what happened. We're documenting everything. We have photographs of how the vehicle was parked, and we're requesting the company's photographs and documentation as well. We intend to pursue this matter through the appropriate channels. What makes this even more concerning is that our experience does not appear to exist in a vacuum. I encourage anyone considering this company--and any property manager considering contracting with them--to read the Google, Facebook, and BBB complaints/reviews and draw their own conclusions. I can't speak for anyone else's experience. I can speak for ours. And after having the same vehicle towed twice in less than a year, and after our experience surrounding the removal of our previous negative reviews, I personally consider this company's towing practices unnecessarily aggressive, predatory, and deeply troubling. A warning would have cost nothing. Allowing a long-term resident an opportunity to move the vehicle would have cost nothing. Exercising a little discretion and compassion toward an elderly disabled woman would have cost nothing. Instead, it cost her $330. Based on everything we've experienced, I've made my judgment. Zero stars. I would not recommend this company.