These guys are the most unethical company I've ever come in contact with. They charge $400 for a…read moretow only 2 miles away and of course they don't take credit cards only cash "big red flag" I highly recommend if you've experienced the same treatment contact the IRS fraud prevention department I assure you if you give the date and amount paid they'll have no record of it they're just pocketing the cash!! Let's shut these guys down ..

The trailer I was staying in got towed in here, the day it arrived we got no call to let us come…read moreget our belongings. The next day, still no call even after we called them. That day all our shit mysteriously went up in flames along with everything of ours that was inside of it. So fuck this place.

These guys are awesome! I can't emphasize enough how professional, thoughtful, and thorough they…read moreare at their job. On a Sunday afternoon they were out to the property within 20 mins of calling. They were faced with a 350 Dooley, dump trailer, and backhoe sliding down an embankment, due to wet muddy conditions, approx. 80ft away from pavement. 3 trucks later and and dealing with a difficult neighbor, they had all vehicles out and unscathed. We can't thank them enough!

We called them for a tow to a mechanic close by. They gave an arrival time of about and hour, but…read morearrived in a little over 30 minutes. The driver, Mike P, was very professional, courteous, and quick. The hook-up fee was $200 (a little high, I thought, but I haven't done a tow in years), but the per miles was only $5.00.

If I could leave this company 0 stars I would do so. My husband and I purchased a car-a beat up…read moresuv for our son and it was located in a very shady part of Portland. We spent hours and hours trying to start the car that was advertised to "run and drive" before we finally accepted that we had to have it towed. We live in Sandy, OR and found ourselves stuck in Tigard, OR at 2 am not really wanting to leave the vehicle to get stripped or vandalized. Agreeing to go to a friends in Oregon City and call a towing company we left the vehicle where it was. We called several towing companies and finally got "Gus" from outlaw towing who seemed like an answer to our prayers. He not only said he would swoop us up but tow our vehicle all the way to our home in Sandy, OR for $140. we were so relieved. He came to Oregon City, picked up my husband and then they were on the way to Tigard. About 20 minutes later I get a very shaky call from my hubby that the driver had accused him of attempting to "set him up", pulled a pistol on him, cocked it and kicked him out of the truck leaving him stranded in Tigard with 5% battery on his cell and having left his $140 in the truck. I immediately msgd the driver asking what happened and my husband attempted to explain that "yes" the vehicle was in a very creepy part of the town and there were homeless camps around and it was dark but that is where it was parked when we bought it earlier that day and were unable to move or start the vehicle hence we employed him. He said that my husband was trying to set him up by going there and that he filed a police report. I was completely shocked, scared for my husband and then eventually angry, The driver said that the $140 was nowhere in his truck and that was what we "get" for trying to set up outlaw towing. Well sir, you, are the outlaw. the Portland police saying they can do nothing and now we are going to file a civil suit I just have ONE WARNING DO NOT EMPLOY THIS COMPANY and if you do, do so at your own peril.

I called to get a quote and the guy who answered just said "hello?" I had to ask if I called the…read moreright place. After that had been established, he said he would need to call me back. If you can't guess from the professionalism displayed previously, I'll clue you in to what happened next. He ghosted me. I even called a 2nd time about an hour later and nobody answered. The towing company I called after did a great job. I won't bother trying with outlaw towing again.

Call me a Luddite, but I prefer rental cars that have keys, rather than the more modern technology…read moreof "push the brake - press the button". However, I've driven several cars with this feature, and have never had an issue, until a few days ago. I picked up my Alamo rental from PDX, stopped somewhere on Alberta Street for lunch, and then proceeded to my Son's SW Portland home. After a couple short "show arounds", we piled in the car and despite my best push/press efforts, the car would not start. I called Alamo roadside service and within say 20 minutes a Ratherbe Towing truck showed up. He treated the situation initially like a jump, which didn't work although he showed a battery charge of 6%. He tried some other stuff, and only after positioning the key fob closest to the button, did the car start. And who knows whether that was causation or coincidence, especially when the Ratherbe technician was stumped at times. In any event, I really appreciated his hard work, diligence, and professional approach. I don't know what was actually wrong with starting this car, but that was enough for me to thank the guy and then proceed directly to Alamo PDX to get another car. In other words, there was no way I was going to trust this car to start again. Alamo eventually made things right and I appreciated their ability to put a service like Ratherbe Towing in front of me.

Rate a towing company, sure why not. The circumstances in which we engage with such a business are…read moreusually negative. But of all the tows in my life, the service performed by the driver, Randy (or maybe it was Jason), stands out as one of the best customer service experiences. I was already in a semi agitated state, but he was calm, kind and somewhat funny. Kudos dude.

I got a Tow service from these guys, They keep saying that they will be there in an hour or so. The…read moreGuy Showed up after 4 Hours!

My husband purchased a car sight unseen from Copart. Policy at Copart states cars cannot be driven…read moreoff the lot unless you have a dealer tag and license. We had no choice but to get a tow to pick up the car. Copart gave us a piece of paper with highlighted suggested tow companies. My husband called around and settled on M&M. They charge 3.7% if paying with card. We were charged an additional $25 for me being in the truck after delivery. The battery starter was not charged. We paid over $300 to take the car from Copart in Woodburn to Capitol Toyota in Salem. The driver asked if he could vape, my husband agreed. I was thankful we were wearing masks because the truck reeked of smoke. Anyway, the driver was nice. Wish the extra charge for me had been disclosed.

I had an issue with my car and it died in the middle of morning rush hour in a very busy location…read more In a panic I searched for a tow company and found Ark Towing. They came fast and helped get me and my car safely home. They charged a fair price and most importantly made sure my car was handled with care. I highly recommend this company for any future needs!

Phenomenal service from Joe at Ark Towing! He was able to get me picked up just outside of Canby…read morewithin 15 minutes of me calling in for a tow and had no problem with me changing my destination of where I needed my car dropped off. If I ever need a tow again, this will be the first call I make.