American Automobile Association. This glass-windowed office building is immediately north of the…read moreParkway Place mall parking garage. AAA is the premier auto / travel club. They are also travel agents, if you want a to take a cruise or group tour. Even if you're not a member, I think they will provide recommendations of towing or car repair providers. I'd suggest giving them a call when you have vehicle trouble, and aren't sure who to call.

Today I am canceling my membership with AAA/ALABAMA. I…read moretransferred my membership upon arrival to ALABAMA. Poor service began day one and for me has not stopped. I do get the fact ALABAMA/AAA would prefer not to provide me service at all. I would just say have had membership with AAA before and never had the delays of service or misdirected information or blatant unfulfilled promised follow up of communication leading to unanswered service or unreimbursements. Maybe this will be the trend when I leave ALABAMA; However, I can say to-date I have never before received such poor service from any other AAA service provider outside of ALABAMA.

Away from home not knowing where to turn for help!…read more We were visiting Decatur on a fishing trip when our boat trailer hub comes off stranding us on the side of the road in a bad side of town. I looked online and randomly picked the closest wrecker service to me. Fortunately, it happened to be "Haul it All Towing". Three men including the owner came to our rescue. They spent an hour or so devising a way to put the boat on their truck. They offered to haul it back to their shop and store it until we were able to secure parts. Turns out we had to replace the whole axle. The owner, Gavin, recommend I try Lawrimore's Trailer in Falkville, AL. They had a perfect match that I was able to secure. Gavin insisted they put the axle on for me. I honestly didn't think we would ever get our boat home, but we did and we have "Haul it All Towing" to thank. These guys are hero's! Thank you for getting us back home.

So happy with the work that they done on my truck. Amazing people and will get you in and out at…read moreaffordable price. I would recommend this place to everybody!

Excellent customer service. Had to replace radiator and thermostat. Held parts for me to see…read moredamage myself. Great communication- cost is what it is - less than what the dealership would charge.

We've used them a few times for both of our vehicles and so far we're satisfied. I'm very skeptical…read moreof auto repair shops because a lot of them are dishonest and try to drive up your bill. There was some confusion because we got a call telling us what was wrong with the vehicle and that we could pick it up at the end of the day but when we called back to give our pick up time we were told a part needed to be ordered and they would need to keep the vehicle over the weekend. It put us in a tight situation but we made it work. They had the part and the car fixed by Monday

I appreciate that roadside assistance is difficult and that drivers want to be safe. However, on…read moreI-565 near Huntsville, I observed one United Towing truck loaded with a disabled vehicle well off the shoulder with lights on, but a second United Towing truck was parked with the rear end extending into a live traffic lane during peak traffic. Under Alabama traffic laws (AL Code §§ 32-5A-136 & 32-5A-137), vehicles stopped on highways should be positioned off the traveled portion of the roadway so there is an unobstructed width for traffic to pass safely. Because the second truck encroached into the lane, it forced vehicles into other lanes and caused drivers to brake abruptly, creating a dangerous situation for motorists. This wasn't just inconvenient--it was unsafe. I support tow operators and the services they provide, but proper placement and awareness are critical for safety. I hope United Towing reviews this incident with their team and emphasizes positioning vehicles completely off the roadway when possible. Forcing drivers to change lanes abruptly, rather than having the option to slow down, almost caused a five car pile up with me right in the middle of it. Do I support saftey of tow truck drivers? Yes. At the extent of violating the law and placing others in danger? No. The tow truck obstructing the lane was unnecessary in this particular case and was very unsafe. Please explain to your drivers that not all situations require a lane to be obstructed for the safety of your drivers, especially when it places others in harms way. Thank you. Reference: Alabama's "Move Over Act" (Section 32-5A-58.2) requires drivers to vacate the lane closest to vehicles stopped on the shoulder displaying lights (including wreckers/tow trucks) or slow down if changing lanes isn't safe. Under Alabama Code § 32-5A-136 and § 32-5A-137, a vehicle may not be stopped, standing, or parked on the traveled portion of a highway when it's practicable to stop off the roadway, and when stopped there an unobstructed width of the roadway must be left for free passage of other vehicles with clear visibility.

Excellent came quickly and got my vehicle to dealer for repairs . Wonderful person who arrivedread more