We were traveling to Southern California on 2/3/2022 and our Suburban suddenly died on us. Glad we…read morefound Tait on the web and he got the towing job done on time and professionally with great customer service. Our bill was $145. Writing this review hoping that others could find it helpful when searching for a good towing company in midst of the frustration from a non-functioning vehicle.

They never showed up and charged me $1300 to supposedly change my tire on a Sunday in Wareham, MA…read more Only got my money back after filing a small claim with the City . SCAM!

George has helped me and my family on numerous occasions. Quick service and very knowledgeable,…read morewill not cause any damage. AAA was not able to dispatch any tow truck to assist me with my C8 Corvette as they didn't have the necessary tools to do so. Unfortunately, my car was missing the tow hook and these cars by design cannot go into neutral if the engine cannot start. George took the time to get my car on his flatbed where most towers would not even try. Great price as well, Thank you very much George!

If I can leave zero stars I would.. I called them only to have George come and ask us if we spoke…read moreEnglish and when we answered no has responded was go to Mexico than his lazy ass didn't even try to tow my car after that I wouldn't take my business to this racist place

Would give ZERO stars if allowed. HORRIBLE experience. Big…read morelong story, but they left me stranded in a crappy area in La Puente for 5 hours before finally telling my husband, who was at home calling them because my cell phone was about to die, that they weren't coming. Thank God for Pro Towing in Chino. They got to me in less than half an hour.

COVID Price gouging alert…read more Okay so are all impound based tow companies monsters that steal from the poorest people knowingly and without remorse? Absolutely. Are tow companies that accept police tows even worse? Yes. But this thousand year old family business is charging me $300+ to get back the $500 car I had parked OFF-STREET for 1.) Them driving my car, not towing, driving it under 2.5 miles (for comparison Lyft charges $7.31! For the exact same drive) plus $39! A day that I don't pick it up - but for customers VOLUNTARILY doing business with them they charge $25 a day according to their own website. Plus like a $75 fee muttered indecipherable over the phone for 3+ days, to make sure that anybody poor can't earn money fast enough to spring their car from here so they can sell it and profit off of generating homelessness. IT GETS WORSE. I am in AGONY from medication discontinuation syndrome to the point i can barely stand up. My wallet and my meds are IN MY STOLEN CAR THAT THEY STOLE. So I call and tell them this and that I don't have an ID because it was stolen, and they say that my name is not on the registration yet. To test how evil this business was I didn't say but implied that maybe one the meds in the vehicle was for HIV - it's not, it's an SNRI psych med with excruciating withdrawal synptoms, but they didn't budge. They are literally willing to let you die of AIDS in the dirt for the sake of squeezing the last few hundred bucks you have in the world out of your now-dirty homeless pockets. The only real filth though... well you know. I was THERE when they took it, against my stated objections. THEY KNOW WHO'S EFFING CAR THIS IS. But the more obstacles they create and the more they made me suffer, the more they are legally able to charge me to buy back basically the only possession I have left in the world after this brutal pandemic. Next time you see a bunch of dirty homeless people lying on the sidewalk, don't ask yourself why they are there. They are in that state because LA not only fails to help people who are at the end of their rope one missed payment or impound like this away from losing their job and ending up sleeping in a vacant lot, we ACTIVELY and AGGRESSIVELY HARM these people and ADD TO THEIR NUMBERS with virtually every interaction the public and private sectors have with the poor. Did you know 911 isn't able to bring medication to you? You have to go to the ER even if you know exactly what you need and are in great pain because it was illegally seized from you. And you can't get it from your own car because the effing DMV is no help either and was closed for moths altogether when you still had the resources to get everything taken care of there. So these guys are basically as bad as bail bondsmen. Absolutely remorseless predators; Sociopathic capitalist greed and public graft together at their worst. California is FUBAR. Reported to DCBA for gouging, but the fact that the impound was completely illegal (per federal injunction) in the first place will likely not be addressed for years. Don't think of LA as a nice liberal city. This place is as uncaring and Dickensian as London in his time. Will be suing this business as well, mostly just to see if I even have a single legal right and now that I don't have piles of money (as far as the filth that operates this business knows anyway). I will destroy this business and those fundamentally similar to them if it takes a lifetime to do so, perhaps even if doing so literally kills me. Then we'll see how they like it when one of their competitors impounds the van that they live in with all of their possessions and tells them it will cost more than the van is worth to get it back plus more than they make in a day every day it's there. And that they won't release it to them because they need to go to the DMV first and get a new copy of their license, knowing it is not possible for them to do so without the car.

People here are mad that they get towed when signs are at every property they have I got towed from…read moreRick's diner's in Alhambra I seen the signs and still parked there no one to be mad at other than my self all you people act like you own the world and that rules and regulations dont apply to you if you don't like it buy your self a parking lot everywhere you go so you don't have to deal with private property rules

Had to deal with ASAP Towing on a recent Friday night after my car was towed from the lot at Rick's…read moreDiner in Alhambra. I had parked there for dinner with my wife--just a couple hours, after the diner had already closed for the day. As a local with a city business parking pass, I didn't think it would be an issue. Clearly, I was wrong. We returned to an empty space and a knot in my stomach. A quick call to the local police confirmed it: towed. They told me it wasn't a city-initiated tow and to call the towing company directly. I did, and the man who answered (polite tone, light accent) confirmed the car was in route to their yard and would be ready in 20 minutes. He also let me know I'd be paying $485. We drove over and arrived at a hard-to-spot location off Valley Blvd. The setup was typical of these types of places--intimidating signage warning of dogs and firearms, a narrow gate, and a small window for human interaction. The guy working wasn't the same person I spoke to on the phone. He told me the car had been at their lot for less than an hour--apparently, we missed it by 10 minutes. I asked if the overnight fee could be waived. He got on the phone to check, but the answer was no. The moment the car passes through their gate, the full charge kicks in. And since I paid with a card, there was an additional fee, bringing the total to $501.97. At that point, what can you do? He checked my license, verified the registration, and brought the car around. I noticed a sign stating you can request documentation for your tow, so I asked. He said it would be available Monday. I followed up, and after a couple of calls, a woman eventually texted me photos of the paperwork. But here's the part that doesn't add up: the tow form requires the signature of the person authorizing the tow. The woman said it was signed by the owner of Rick's Diner. Problem is, the diner closes at 3pm, and this happened after 10pm. Unless the owner just hangs around at night authorizing tows (doubtful), I'm not sure how that checks out. To their credit, the staff was polite--but let's be honest, they know they're dealing with people in a frustrating, powerless situation. The real issue is the system that allows this to happen so easily. $500+ for parking in a closed business lot for a couple hours? It's legal, sure--but that doesn't make it right. I got my car back, but left feeling like the whole thing was more about profit than policy. If this happens to someone without the immediate funds, I can't imagine the stress it would cause. It's the kind of situation that sticks with you--and not in a good way.

Battery died on our car ..called AAA and Eric from United Towing came !!…read more Excellent service! Was told help will come in 30 minutes .. To our astonishment got a call in 4 minutes verifying our location and Eric said he will coming in 5 minutes!! Yeahhhhh we didn't have to wait that long! Like magic after a quick jump we were on our way home

Thanks to Lawrence we got home safe tonight. We Jeep has been having electrical problems where it…read morewon't start. LAWRENCE responded quickly and got us home safe thank you buddy.

Cars engine blew on a Monday morning drive to work. Calling around and was turned away by multiple…read moretowing services because they were too busy. I came across these guys and within 30 minutes my car was on a flat bed to the shop. Fast service and extremely reasonable.

great service the guy who picked me up was very kind to me and they gave me the lowest price and…read morethey were the fastest for me in 30 minutes they were already at my place

These people are thieves. They are crooks. They changed their name from Aaron's Towing (626)…read more600-4707 to A7 Towing because they had too many negative reviews (only 1 1/2 Stars for 184 Reviews). They towed my vehicle, and stole thousands of dollars worth of tools. They even took my sunglasses and the loose change I had in the center console. They just say call the police, file a report. The lady at the counter confirmed, this happens all the time... The Azusa police officer said the same, he's been called to that location before, for theft of people's belongings.

Notorious for illegal tows without the property owner or responsible agent present. This law is to…read moreprotect against predatory tow thieves like this company. 22658. (a) The owner or person in lawful possession of private property, including an association of a common interest development as defined in Sections 4080 and 4100 or Sections 6528 and 6534 of the Civil Code, may cause the removal of a vehicle parked on the property to a storage facility that meets the requirements of subdivision (n) under any of the following circumstances:

I needed a tow across town and was able to schedule it for exactly when I wanted. I spoke with…read moreMaria on the phone, she gave me a quote immediately and we set up a pick up time. She called 30 minutes before the driver arrived and was great to work with. The driver, Rudy, was also great. He got the car on the flat bed quickly and delivered it for service just as expected. If you are like me and don't know where to go for a great tow company, I'd highly recommend Sandoval Towing.

This is my first time using the towing company for my vehicle and rating this company a 10 stars…read more The van was not moving in reverse and Ismael helped me to get the van moving and took his time to help me. He's very professional and very helpful. Will call him again next time for all towing needs, definitely call this company if you need towing.