unfiltered reviews · 4.8 across 327 receipts
Including the ones that sting a little
Every receipt gets the same review link. Nothing is filtered, nothing is paid for — the 4-stars stay up because they keep us honest.
4.8 / 5
average across every receipt-linked review
327
reviews collected since 2012
2
4-star reviews on this page, kept up on purpose
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★★★★★
Dead alternator, tow to shop
Dispatcher quoted $115 hook plus $5.50 a mile for 7 miles — said $154 on the phone. Receipt says $154. Driver sent photos of my bumper before loading it. This is apparently a thing that exists.
Alyssa G. — Clintonville, June 2026
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★★★★★
Winch-out, muddy field lot
Quoted $140–$230 for a deep pull, came in at $185. He walked the line, showed me where he'd anchor, and told me the number could hit $230 if the second anchor was needed. It wasn't. Charged like it wasn't.
Derrick T. — Grove City, June 2026
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★★★★★
Model 3 tow — dead 12V
First question they asked was whether it was an EV, then routed a flatbed without me asking and explained why on the phone. No EV surcharge, driver knew the tow-mode screen sequence cold. Dealer quoted me double.
Priya N. — Dublin, May 2026
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★★★★☆
3 am jump start
$65 jump plus the $45 overnight adder, exactly as printed on the site. Four stars because I waited 50 minutes — they quoted 45. To be fair, dispatch called at minute 40 to say the truck was five out.
Sam R. — Hilltop, May 2026
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★★★★★
Retrieving my car from their yard
My car got towed after an accident (their truck, police call). Whole storage bill was $28 — one day, first 12 hours free, no gate fee, and they walked me out to grab my garage remote at 9 pm for nothing. I've paid $260 for less at another yard.
Monica E. — German Village, April 2026
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★★★★★
Flat, spare rotted — tow home
Roadside guy could have just towed me. Instead he showed me the spare was unusable, called it in as a tow, and the $70 tire-change fee came off the tow bill like the website says. Small thing. Not a small thing.
Kevin O. — Westerville, April 2026
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★★★★★
Lockout, keys on the seat
$75, in the car in under ten minutes, zero lectures. She checked my ID against the registration before opening it, which honestly made me trust the whole operation more.
Tasha B. — Franklinton, March 2026
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★★★★☆
Box truck breakdown, I-270
Heavy tow for our delivery truck. The supervisor priced it on the shoulder in writing — $350 hook, $8.50 a mile, one hour of recovery time — before hooking anything. Four stars only because the office took two days on the insurance paperwork copy.
Ray D. — Gahanna, February 2026
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★★★★★
Winter ditch, Sunday morning
Snowbank, front wheels in the ditch. $140–$230 quoted, $45 Sunday adder stated in the same breath. Total $198, pulled out in twenty minutes, and he checked underneath before letting me drive off. The quote-first thing is real.
Lauren K. — Short North, January 2026
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★★★★★
Bike transport to the track
Scheduled a Saturday motorcycle move — $120 hook, chocked and four-point strapped with soft loops, not a scratch on the fairings. Driver let me photograph the tie-downs before we rolled. Zero drama.
Hector M. — Reynoldsburg, December 2025
how these get here
Every receipt — tow, jump, or storage release — carries the same review link. We don't gate it behind a “were you happy?” pre-screen, we don't pay for placement, and we don't ask the 4-stars to take it down; the review about the 50-minute wait is up there because the driver was late and the reviewer was right. Fictional demo note: these reviews are invented, like everything else on this site.