This is one awesome service and towing business. We broke down in 79 N with our short bus and with…read moreour giant breed dogs. Doug and his wife helped us when we thought we were going to be stranded at the side of the highway for the night. They went above and beyond for us. The next morning he was able to look at the bus, fix it and send us on our way. I can not say enough kind words for their help and service. Cindi Craig

Less experienced technician who has to wait the decision of owner. Extreme long waiting time…read morewithout communication; By the end, they will charge you high. You don't have much choices since the day is gone.

The driver got to me way faster than the ETA I was given, and got my tire changed in no time flat…read more(pun intended). I don't know if it was a fluke or if they're always that fast, but they're A-OK in my book!

What an excellent company! I was stranded along I-79 in the dark with all of my luggage for a…read morebusiness trip. The tow truck driver swung by my hotel so I could unload my luggage before he took the vehicle to the garage. I don't know how I would have transported all of my stuff at night in a strange city!

Two instances. 1. AAA set up a tow for my son when he was…read morestranded. Leonard's was assigned, called and confirmed pickup of car. Never showed up. Had to make other arrangements to get him home. 2. Set up a tow for a different car that broke down and after waiting 6 hours for them to tow. There driver was incapable of finding address had to spend 5 minutes on the phone to get him there. 10 minutes later he left without my car saying he was unable to back his truck in the driveway to get it. Needless to say there have been several cars that can get up to the car. Incompetence at its finest!!!!

Great service - fast response time, very knowledgeable and very kind. Made a terrible start to a…read morevacation (deer strike) better.

Minich Towing & Recovery -- YOU STOLE MY CAR (100 DAYS AND COUNTING)…read more Minich Towing has had my 2021 Volkswagen Jetta (VIN: 3VWC57BU8MM006071) for 100 days and refuses to return it. This is theft -- plain and simple. My car was taken from private property on June 22, 2025 without my consent, without any lawful property-owner request, and without any valid public-safety justification. A public officer cannot lawfully order a tow unless the owner or property owner authorizes it, or the vehicle is on public property, involved in an accident, creating an immediate hazard, or has been abandoned in accordance with Pennsylvania abandoned-vehicle procedures. None of those conditions applied. I have photos, timestamps, and documentation proving ownership and the circumstances of the tow. Minich is now on notice: I will hold you fully responsible. I am preparing to file civil claims, IRS Form 1099-A notices, and criminal complaints for unlawful acquisition and conversion of private property, and I will involve federal and state investigators -- including the FBI and the Pennsylvania Attorney General -- if this is not resolved immediately. I am assessing $5,000 per day in claimed damages beginning June 22, 2025; after 100 days, that totals $500,000 in pending claims. I have proof. This is not a threat -- it is a statement of fact and intent. Return my vehicle now. Why this is illegal: A tow under these facts is an unlawful tow and an improper conversion of property when done without proper authorization or process. Colluding with public officers to seize private property and then demanding exorbitant storage fees is unacceptable and may constitute conspiracy and theft. Relevant authority (on seizure, due process, and state action -- federal precedent): Fuentes v. Shevin, 407 U.S. 67 (1972) -- property may not be taken without due process; seizure requires appropriate process. Calero-Toledo v. Pearson Yacht Leasing Co., 416 U.S. 663 (1974) -- civil forfeiture and seizure doctrines require statutory safeguards and due process. Soldal v. Cook County, 506 U.S. 56 (1992) -- private actor seizures done with state involvement can constitute state action subject to constitutional scrutiny. United States v. James Daniel Good Real Property, 510 U.S. 43 (1993) -- notice and opportunity to be heard are required before significant deprivations of property. Monell v. Department of Social Services, 436 U.S. 658 (1978) -- municipalities and public agencies can be held liable when their policies or customs cause constitutional violations. Bottom line: You took my car. I have proof. You do not have lawful grounds. Return it immediately or face full legal, administrative, and criminal consequences. This is an easy lawsuit for unlawful tow, conversion, and collusion with public officers. I am done playing games. -- Darian Taylor Jr. Private Living Man -- Owner of VIN 3VWC57BU8MM006071 34 Prospect Ave, Franklin, PA

Needed a last minute inspection on my Toyota Tundra. They squeezed me in for the inspection and…read morechanged my oil and did a tire rotation too!