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    Cary Towing

    2.7 (7 reviews)
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    Ray's Auto Mobile Service

    Ray's Auto Mobile Service

    (2 reviews)

    Ken came over while having a cookout and took care of my car for me. Did great work and was…read morereasonably priced.

    I would not use this mechanic again. I originally used a mobile mechanic thinking I could save some…read moremoney, but after this experience I would rather spend the extra money and take my car to an established shop. I paid him $150 to install a replacement throttle body on my 2009 Dodge Caliber on June 11th. After the installation, my car was fluttering while idling and continued doing that until June 17th, when the car shut off. I couldn't even drive it one mile. Around that time, while I was already dealing with the problems with my car, he started making advances toward me. He asked me if I wanted a "sugar daddy," repeatedly told me I was a "good woman," and during a test drive asked me if I wanted to spend more time with him. He also talked to me about having a wife and twin children, which made the advances even more inappropriate to me. I turned him down. I asked him how he relearned the throttle body with the computer and didn't get an answer. Before he came back to work on my car again, I specifically asked him to bring the computer/programmer, and he said okay. When he came back, I asked about it and that was when he told me he didn't have the equipment and said it cost around $5,000. I would have liked to know that before paying him to install the throttle body. I also paid him another $125 to install an IMRC actuator. The next day my car was scanned again and P2004, Intake Manifold Runner Control Stuck Open, was still showing. I later asked him to make sure the actuator he installed was working before I bought more parts, but I never received confirmation that it was. My issue is twofold. I had problems with the work I paid for, and at the same time I was dealing with unwanted advances from the person I hired to work on my car. I can't say whether my turning him down had anything to do with what happened afterward, but given the timing, it is something I have questioned. Before I pay anyone for a service, I always look at the reviews first. That's one of the reasons I'm leaving this review. Other customers, especially women, should know about the experience I had before deciding whether to hire him. After everything that happened, I question whether he is selective about who he behaves this way toward. For women especially, I would think twice about using a mobile mechanic just to save money. If you do decide to use one, use a credit card or another payment method that gives you clear purchase protection and a way to dispute the charge if something goes wrong. Women should be able to hire someone to work on their vehicle without having to deal with unwanted advances while trying to conduct business. Based on my experience, I would rather spend the extra money and go to an established repair shop where there is more accountability and professionalism.

    One Direct Towing

    One Direct Towing

    (23 reviews)

    Recently needed help from One Direct Towing...I locked my keys inside the car. Yes, I have AAA but…read morethe card was inside my purse, inside the car. I did have my phone, though, and was able to google and find One Direct Towing. I truly thought it would be a long wait but, happily, a tow truck arrived within 15 minutes of my call. Dennis, the gentleman who helped me, was lovely. As stupid as I felt for locking my keys in the car, Dennis was very kind and reassured me that this happened all the time. For the very prompt service and the quality, I thought it was a great value. I'd recommend One Direct Towing without hesitation.

    Well, based on what I'm reading if you NEED your car towed, they will show up. They do in fact show…read moreup without questions ( and answers): My friend is disabled and walks with a cane. She parks her car in an handicapped parking spot facing her apartment. Today she realized her car was missing- She assumed her handicap parking placard must have fell off. She contacted her apartment building complex and was told they could help by calling your towing company and explain the situation. She was charged $300 to pickup her car ( $200 for towing and $50/day for storage). The apartment complex was able to reduce it to $200. That's $200 for a 26min ( 2 way) towing ride. Of course only when we got there she was told you only accept cash otherwise you charge a $12 convenience fee. Thank you for your inability to show compassion or any desire to help further.

    Cary Towing - towing - Updated October 2026

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