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    Smoky Mountain Roadside

    5.0 (4 reviews)
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    Junk vehicle removal

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    Dan was awesome! He kept us updated on his progress and exceeded our expectations by far. Super nice, trustworthy and knew his stuff!​

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    Whitehead's Wrecker Service

    Whitehead's Wrecker Service

    (2 reviews)

    Absolutely terrible. Was supposed to take our car to the body shop and instead took it to the yard…read moreand impounded it Even Though The insurance Told them they were going to pay it. When it was supposed. To make its way to the auto body shop, They refused to release it. So instead of Contacting us. Which they had our phone number, but they just kept the car and continued to rack up the bill any way. 110% do not recommend!!!

    These guys are the best!…read more I recently had an accident while 400 miles from home. I had the police call a wrecker. But, after Whitehead's showed up I discovered I could still drive my vehicle. Of course, I felt really bad since Whitehead's had shown up on the scene. I informed them I would be driving the vehicle. I asked them what I owed them. I figured just showing up had to cost them something. At least, it was an inconvenience. They told me I owed them nothing. Additionally, the window on my vehicle was busted out in the accident. I was concerned about how to secure the window for a 400 miles drive home. Whitehead's helped me cover the window with a plastic wrap. Now, I really felt like I owed them something for using up their materials. And, the service they provided was very useful to me. They saved me probably 2 hours of time while I had a very long drive ahead of me. Once, again they refused to take any money. Obviously, you have to charge people money to stay in business. In my case, Whitehead's helped me out in at a time when I certainly needed assistance. I'm sure they also knew that since I live out of town that what they were doing wasn't even going to get them a future customer. For that reason, I felt the least I owed them was a great review. In business it's all about character and how you treat the public. These guys are the best. If you live in the area of Maryville, TN, don't call anyone else. Whiteheads' will treat you well!

    ACT Roadside Assistance

    ACT Roadside Assistance

    (3 reviews)

    they can handle all your roadside needs and get you the service you request. Depending on the…read moresituation depends on what truck to send, but they can get whatever you need pushed to you in a timely manner. Definitely recommend

    Last Wednesday, I didn't get to have the privilege of ACT services because of how rude the customer…read moreservice rep was on the phone. The customer service rep hung up on me before I could get the help I needed. He was asking about my tire size. I told him that I would need to go check the tire because my car has different size tires than what originally comes with my kind of car. At that point, I couldn't get to my tire right away. In an attempt to get away from the highway traffic, I accidentally locked myself in the back seat not knowing that the child locks were on. My front passenger seat had groceries in it, so that's why I opted to sitting in the back passenger to be safe from the traffic. In that moment, I didn't figure out that it was my child locks or what to do about it. My mind was still processing the tire incident. I told him that I couldn't open my door at that moment. I was trying to get to the tire. While this was going on, he was explaining that there is more than one way to check the tire. He was wanting me to check the information inside the driver door. I was trying to explain to him that those numbers wouldn't work because I have different size tires than the original size. The original size is what the door has, not the size that I needed. He started yelling at me because I wasn't listening to him. He was the one not listening to me. I tried explaining my car having different size tires again, and then I told him that I couldn't get my door open. That's when he hung up on me. Granted, it was probably annoying to him that I couldn't figure out why my door couldn't open. It was scary to me though, and I couldn't think straight between my tire problem, being locked in my car, and him getting mad at me. He was of no comfort, let alone help. He was getting obviously mad at me. He wouldn't listen to the information I had about MY car, and he thought he knew better. Also, who leaves someone on the side of the road like that?

    Smoky Mountain Roadside - roadsideassist - Updated September 2026

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