I had such a great experience working with them! They were incredibly easy to work with, responded…read morequickly, and were so helpful when I was in a pickle. I was 4 hours away from home, and they were able to come out and help me get my car towed safely back to town. I truly appreciate how helpful and accommodating they were during a stressful situation. I definitely recommend them and will absolutely use them again in the future! They definitely deserve the 5 star!

I found my truck at an address that wasn't on the fake title he was shown. He towed it to a random…read moreaddress. I have it back now. DO NOT USE THIS GUY. He chipped up that asphalt and broke some bolts on the bottom of my truck when he dragged it onto his truck. Always use Dick's towing. They are legit

Late at night, battery dead in an emptying parking lot with my elderly mother...thankfully Rob…read moreUnger came to the rescue. He got us back on the road and the next day, came out to our campground with a new battery to install. He shared his knowledge of the area and was the highlight of our morning. Thanks, Rob! If you're reading this, we surely appreciated your wisdom and services!

Super reliable, friendly and respectful service. Many "thank you's" for getting me home safe.read more

Great service! Came to us to diagnose our truck transmission problem. He also gave us several…read moreoptions for repair. Came out on a Saturday too . Nice, polite, honest and professional.

From the owner: We do Repairs on Diesel and Gasoline engines. We offer great rates! Give us a call today. Over 35…read moreyears of experience in Roadside assistance & Auto/Diesel Repair.

Great Service during a stressful time! They were on time and communicated through the whole…read moreprocess. Thanks again!

Joe is a fantastic tow driver and person. After a deer jumped in front of my car, rendering it not…read moredrivable, Joe responded to the call, put my dead VW on his flatbed, and drove us both 75 miles to Medford, OR. He took me to the airport to try to help me get a rental car, and after there were no cars available (holiday weekend), he took me to a motel. There's more! Because I had two bikes with my, he kept my stuff on/in the car and coordinated with me so I could retrieve my stuff from his shop the next day (a Saturday). Joe went above and beyond! Thanks for bailing me out, Joe, I really appreciate it.

Josh was super helpful in helping us with a quick repair while stopping through town. Super kind…read moreand efficient. Definitely recommend!!

I like the idea of supporting a local business, and the work here is solid, the parts are good…read morequality, excellent warranty, but only open M-F until 5pm which is not always convenient. I always check with Ashland Automotive 1st, but for the last few years they are consistently The Most Expensive; even more expensive than the Dealership for the same services. I didn't think that was even possible. It's worth making a call or two for anything other than an oil change, which is also cheaper at the dealership but not as convenient.

This guy got to me in no time, offered water, made sure I was okay, and then took care of the car…read moreand took it where we were instructed to take it. I cannot recommend this guy enough. Thank you

Steve at Grizzly Towing and Recovery was such a huge help. Thank you for being so kind and helping…read moremy elderly parents when their car needed to be recovered. Steve not only was so kind but helped us go back and for with the insurance company and what we needed to do. Then also recommended a great body shop. Can't say enough!!!! Thank you!!!

Jeff, you did my girl wrong, and it's not ok to take advantage of females. Imagine if she didn't…read morehave me to talk "tech" with you. Hate to say it, but the guys a hack as a mechanic. He might be a good motorcycle painter, I have no idea, because we didn't need a motorcycle painted. But, he doesn't know what a crankshaft pulley is, or how to work a floor jack to support an engine when you remove the side motor mount to swap a serp belt on a Honda in the driveway... He's just trying to get the trip charge and diag fee. I waited a few years before posting this, so if you can believe it, this is my more thoughtful, peaceful review trying to stick to the facts, and leave emotion out. The ones I started typing two years ago were more scathing. Want more details? Read on.... My girl's car broke down near Medford. Symptoms were a loud noise like a screeching belt, and smoke from under the hood, and a bunch of lights came on on the dash. I'm a shadetree mechanic, but I was in Florida, unable to help, so I went to work trying to find a competent mechanic. Obviously I knew it was a serp belt related issue. I called him, and he talked a great game on the phone! We discussed that it could be as simple as a bad belt, or possibly one of the accessories (Alt, PS pump, water pump or tensioner) locked up causing the issue. I understood. Of course, Honda has the serpentine belt setup where you have to remove the motor mount to install a new belt, and I get it. We discussed this (because I brought it up), and he said it wouldn't be a problem. He said there was a charge to come out and look (maybe $240? - some of that for travel expense), and then he could give us a more detailed estimate once he got his hands on it. He confirmed he has lots of parts suppliers so once he got it diagnoses, he should be able to get 'normal' parts same day. I get it, you don't know what you've got until you get into it. I gave the green light for the diag, and asked him to call me when he got there so I can make the call. Long story short, he came out, cut the serp belt with a knife (he didn't think of cutting it off - I had to ask him to do it), spun the acessories, and said he didn't feel any issues with the accessories, but he couldn't be sure there was not a problem with them (fair). After cutting the belt he said the Alt, water pump, and PS pump turned easily, and the tensioner had a little play but he didn't think it was a major issue.Where I knew he was a hack, is he said he thought the issue was the oil pump pulley. Reason being, it was the only pulley he couldn't turn by hand. I was like.... "Do you mean the ... CRANKSHAFT?". He's like, yeah, the one that drives the oil pump. Still thinking he's competent, I asked him if it would turn with a socket, and if it turned smoothly.. He's like "I don't know I tried to turn it by hand.. Lemme try with a socket". He said "yeah, the oil pump pulley does turn with a socket... ". I'm like "Is it turning smoothly, or does it feel 'chunky'?" (I've figured out he's clueless, so I'm treating him like a 10 year old with a ratchet..) He says it turns smoothly.... That's when he told my girl he wouldn't be able to put it back together because he'll need a lift to install a new belt on account of the engine mount.... Man, I could do that **** on my back in the driveway with a $20 Harbor freight bottle jack! If I wasn't thousands of miles away... He recommended she have the car towed to his "friend" that has a full shop with a lift to install the belt. Yeah, no thanks. So, He understood the job clearly, We discussed the specific issue of needing to remove the motor mount to install a new belt, and that was the reason he gave for not being able to do anything more than cutting the belt off with a darn knife and spinning the pulleys by hand. NOT TO MENTION, HE DOESN"T SEEM TO KNOW WHAT A CRANK PULLEY IS. To his credit, he was extremely effective at confirming what I told him on the phone, and making sure that my girl's car was LESS able to move under it's own power than when he arrived, and fleecing her out of a few hundred bucks. I bet he gets a lot of "trip charges" and his friend with a real shop gets plenty of referrals. I've worked in the auto industry off and on for many years, and every painter I've ever met ain't right in the head. I think it's all the fumes. This one's no different. Total joker. If anyone really understands how to wrench, I expect all the things I've said will be a fun comical read. For us, it was just a waste of time and money. That's why I never trusted mobile mechanics. There's a reason they don't have a physical shop. I was going to let it go, but my girl asked me to post a review because she said I write good reviews, and she was worried other females might get taken for the same ride. The summation of this saga was we got the car towed ($$$) to another mechanic, who put a new serp belt on the car, and it drove 4000 miles to FL with no more issues....

Very quick arrival very knowledgeable and works with you! I'm so glad to have had the opportunity…read moreto go through wecome2u road service fixed my problems and had me on my way in 30 minutes or less thanks Jeff .

Maybe send your drivers back to drivers Ed... I was headed…read moredown Pioneer Road when one of your wonderful drivers decided to pull into a driveway and then proceeded to back out without yielding to oncoming traffic almost backing right into me. I had to swerve to avoid collision. People need to pay attention to what you're doing when you're operating those types of trucks... Way to go.

Need a tow? You…read moreshould call Dicks. They've been around forever and are still the best!

There's a cute bench in the shade where you can sit and have lunch. And a little stream with a…read morebridge over it. They have free poop bags by the trash can. There's a hotel with a bathroom. The only reason I'm deducting a star is because it costs more than the other chargers.

What's up: We had to do a quick supercharge session before hitting our next destination on the…read morelist: Lassen Volcanic National Park. Parking: There are 15 rear-in spots and 1 head-in. It was fairly busy when we arrived and there were only a handful of open spots. Environment: The chargers are located in the parking area near the Puerto Vallerta restaurant and O'Reilly Auto Parts. Once you see Black Bear Diner, turn into Commercial Ave. It'll lead you into a small shopping area towards the back. The area is ok but there's not much to do. For restrooms, we went to the market called Ray's Food Place; once inside, you'll see the sign towards the right of the building. There's also a ChargePoint charger not too far away. Yay/Nay/Meh: Meh. The area doesn't have much to do nearby. There was one trash can close by that was overfilled. It was convenient since it was right off the 5 FWY.