The guys at Woody's took care of my wife's car quickly and kept the cost reasonable. I highly…read morerecommend them.

Came to see if they could help me figure out why I'm losing air on a tire - of course there was a…read morenail in there! Everyone was super friendly and I was seen fairly quickly (I wasn't in a rush but still much appreciated) The nail was taken care of within minutes and I was on my way! I will definitely come back for any needs involving my tires!!! Thank you !!

jay was very helpful. his response time was prompt and his…read moreservice was very quick and I the help so late at night!

From the owner: Rapid Rescue Roadside Services is a one-man roadside service built from the heart. I’ve seen too…read moremany people stuck and stressed on the road, and I decided to be someone who shows up. Just honest help, real effort, and a commitment to keeping my community moving while I grow into something greater.

I had such a great experience at Todisco thanks to Jodi. From the moment I got there, she had a…read moresmile on her face and was so kind, patient, and knowledgeable--it made a stressful situation feel so much easier. Sonny, one of the tow truck drivers, was also amazing and took the time to reassure me that everything was going to be okay, which really helped calm my anxiety. Todisco clearly does an incredible job hiring genuinely good, caring people. I'm so grateful for the experience!

I recently had a car towed to Todisco. It arrived about 8PM, and I went to pay for it about 5PM the…read morenext day. On top of tow fees, Todisco charged me $117.70 in "Certified Letter" fees -- two charges of $58.85 each, purportedly for notification letters sent to the registered owner and lienholder. I was told that anyone who does not retrieve their vehicle before midnight on the night of the tow is automatically assessed these fees, regardless of whether they retrieve within 24 hours. Why This May Be a Class Action Lawsuit: certified letter fees do not appear anywhere in the authorized charge schedule under 220 C.M.R. § 272.00 or M.G.L. c. 159B, § 6B, which govern maximum charges for MSP-ordered involuntary tows. The Massachusetts State Police Consumer Guide to Towing explicitly lists every permitted charge and certified letter fees are not among them. This appears to be a systematic, policy-driven practice -- not an isolated error. I have identified at minimum three BBB complaints against Todisco describing the identical charge, including a March 2026 complaint from a woman whose car was towed during a medical emergency and who was charged the same two certified letter fees when she retrieved her car the following morning. The charge amounts are identical across complaints ($57-$58.85 per letter), strongly suggesting this is automated and company-wide. Todisco operates under MSP towing contracts covering multiple locations (East Boston, Roxbury, and Salem, MA) and is one of the larger MSP-contracted operators in the region, meaning the potential class suit could be substantial. I no longer care about my $117. Instead, I care whether this company is extorting residents of my neighborhood. If this has happened to you, should my case have been taken up by a local firm, there will be information for plaintiffs out there by googling. Consumer protection laws in Massachusetts allow for treble damages. If found liable, Todisco will be responsible for triple the amount taken. They likely estimated that the fee of $117 is not high enough for any one person to pursue this. They are wrong.

We had great communication and friendly service. They were able to quickly relay a change to the…read moretow driver for us. Thank you!

I was having trouble finding a towing company to tow a car out of my private parking spot and Milan…read moretowing was the best experience I found. Quick and easy to use!

atrocious customer service, ignorant attendant answering the phone. THEY DROPPED MY CAR OFF AT THE…read moreWRONG PLACE and the woman gave me an attitude and wouldn't tell me where my car was! This company is the epotome of towing companies, use at your own peril!