I had an unfortunate experience today (7/10/20) when I pulled out of a gas station in Palawan, UT…read moreand got about 100 yards before my RV just quit! Called AAA (if you don't have the RV membership and you own an RV, get it). 45 minutes later a friendly driver showed up and towed me down to Cedar City where he recommended Matt's Auto & RV Repair to diagnose my issue. Had a great conversation on the drive and would highly recommend All Ways Towing to anyone who experiences a similar event. Great, quick, friendly, and accommodating service! Thanks for being part of getting us back on the road again!

I can not give this company and Titus enough praise!! We were visiting Cedar City with our 4 dogs…read morewhen our Expedition lost the front wheel. We were stuck in a parking lot with our dogs. We used our AAA and Titus showed up really quick and had to jack the Expedition up to put the wheel back on just so he could get it on the flatbed truck. I felt bad that he had to drive from Cedar City Utah to Henderson NV where the dealership was located. Not all heros wear capes. Some are named Titus and drive a tow truck!! THANKS TITUS! Our dogs thank you as well.

I highly recommend this Storright Self Storage! I rented a unit here for 18 months and never had a…read moresingle issue. The property is always clean, well-maintained, and feels very secure. What truly sets this place apart is the staff--they are professional, kind, and incredibly helpful. They even stepped in to help me solve a major logistics headache during a stressful move. If you want peace of mind and excellent customer service, store your items here.

Excellent customer service, easy online booking, and a great Black Friday deal! The units are…read moreclean and well constructed and I loved the fact that they give us a welcome kit with locks and dust covers! Rates are great! HIGHLY RECOMMEND

The Ladd team are top notch. I got stuck in a really remote and difficult terrain in Brians Head,…read moreand they were able to deliver same-day service with the most amazing grace, professionalism, and skill. They were also the first recommendation from the Brians Head locals, and they did not disappoint. Highly recommend, and tell your friends.

We went to Duck Creek this past January and were not prepared for a snowy road leading to the…read morecabin. We were stuck on the road for a good 20 minutes before Laramy showed up with his truck. He asked if we needed help and while we did hesitate for a moment he jumped right in to help. He drove our truck down the hill while my husband drove his truck behind us. I am so blessed to be able to have ran into him. I do want to mention he did it free of charge. I would recommend this company over and over again. Thank you

I have NEVER experienced customer service like Pat and Chandler provided for us this week…read more On a whim, we picked up an old 1958 GM 4104 Greyhound located about 40 miles outside of Cedar City. Pat and Chandler went so far and above the call of duty to make sure it was fully serviced and road ready before our trip to Kansas! We were expecting to spend at the very least $3K for everything they did for us, and the final bill wasn't even half that. You will not find another duo like these guys in southern Utah! Possibly not anywhere.

We were traveling in our diesel pusher motorhome down a steep pass on Hwy 12 in Utah (about 30…read moremiles from Cedar City). I saw white smoke bellowing out the back. We were able to find a place to pull over. There was coolant all over the engine compartment and beyond. Needless to say, we were a bit panicked. We live in Nevada, and were on our way home. I did an internet search for a mobile diesel mechanic, and found Iron Bros Diesel. I called and spoke to Pat and told him what happened. Pat was calm and confident, he said he was about 30 miles away, and would come immediately. Pat arrived within a half an hour. He did a few tests, and troubleshooted the issue. He found a ruptured coolant line up inside the engine. Pat was able to cut out the bad portion of the hose and reattach it. Pat discovered that the hose had been routed too close to the turbo. The heat had melted a large hole in the coolant line. He re routed the line and wrapped it in heat shield tape so it wouldn't melt again. Pat told us he formerly worked for Freightliner. He and his partner went our on their own and started Iron Bros Diesel. Pat was confident in his abilities. He had a calming manner and made us feel like we were in good hands. I can't tell you how happy we were to find him. Pat got us back on the road in a couple hours. He didn't price gouge us or take advantage of our bad situation. He's a sincere, honest professional. We're so grateful to have found him! Highly highly recommend Iron Bros! Thank you Pat! You saved our trip!

ETA: Removed comment about admin fee, which is mandated by the state of Utah, and is most likely…read moresimply a tax the state collects. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The morning of September 14th, while staying with a group of friends at Bryce Canyon Resort, we experienced a tragedy, when one of our party had a heart attack that he did not survive. As it was a motorcycle trip, we needed to have the motorcycle towed and secured, until our friend's wife could make arrangements to secure the bike. The Garfield County Sheriff's deputy on the scene told us he would have the bike towed, and would store it at the Sheriff's location until further arrangements could be made. He called Bryce Canton Towing, Joel Walter showed up, loaded the bike, passed out business cards, and was on his way. Last week, I was contacted by one of my friends who was on the ride, who told me he would be going to Panguitch to pick up the bike, at the request of the widow. I was also contacted by the widow, who told me the charges would be $1,118.99! She went on to tell me that Joel told her he would only release the bike to the bike's owner, (evidently forgetting why he had been called to tow the bike, just two weeks earlier), and that he would not take an overnighted cashier's check for the amount due, the only thing that would work was cash, or a credit card with identification. Luckily, my friend picking up the bike agreed to put it on his card, and get reimbursed later. Someone was thinking of the woman who had just buried her husband, and it sure wasn't Joel. The same day the bike was picked up, I contacted the Sheriff's deputy who had originally called the towing service, and he said the charges were "chickens**t", the bike wasn't impounded, so there shouldn't have been any impound fees, and that he was going to "make some calls". Of course, saying and doing are two different things these days, so after hearing nothing further from the deputy, I called Jim Perkins, the Garfield County Sheriff, today. Jim told me that the bike was never stored at the Sheriff's department, as there "wasn't room for a pair of roller skates" there, something the deputy evidently didn't know when he told us what he did. The Sheriff told Joel to store the bike at the towing business, which he did. For those scoring at home, Joel towed the bike from Bryce Canyon Resort to the Garfield County Sheriff's location, (21.6 miles), then to the Bryce Canyon Towing facility, (0.3 Miles), where the bike sat until it was retrieved. The invoice is attached, and I want to mention a couple of things: - The "fuel surcharge" is $144.99, and this is to drive approximately 44 miles, (from the towing business to Bryce Canyon Resort and back). Isn't fuel a cost of doing business for a towing company? And $144.99 for 44 miles? I drove my truck home at the end of the week long ride, also a jacked up bro-dozer like Joel was driving, and pulling a motorcycle on a trailer. My trip was 969 miles, and I spent $250 on gas. I can only imagine what it would have cost me, if 44 miles of Joel's trip was $144.99... - And finally, 3 "Impounds/Wrecks", at $179 each. The bike was never wrecked, it was still on the kickstand as the EMTs tried vainly to save my friend's life next to it. Impound? Nope, a fact that the deputy pointed out when I talked to him, and the Sheriff agreed. Yet my friend's wife, in order to get the bike released, had to pay $537 for absolutely nothing. The Sheriff, while he agreed that my friend's wife was overcharged, said he couldn't do anything; that Bryce Canyon Towing is on the rotational list for Garfield County, and evidently they were next in line when the deputy called for a towing service. Lovely, huh? You die, then things get worse, when Bryce Canyon Towing shows up. He said we could take them to court, but I talked to the widow this afternoon, and with the travel and headaches, it would be throwing good money after bad (actors). So if you're in the area and need a tow, my suggestion is to use anyone but Bryce Canyon Towing. If they'll blatantly overcharge a widow, no telling what they'll do to you.

Charlie was awesome today! We were hit by another driver in Bryce Canyon this morning and our car…read moreneeded to be towed. He was kind and made us feel comfortable the entire way to the collision center. It could have been a really bad morning/day, but everything seemed to work out in our favor including the towing experience. 100% recommend calling them if you need anything! Fast, efficient, and kind!

KC and his helper were awesome! Helped get us off the highway and up to St George. thanks for all…read moreyour help

After my car broke down and stranded me in the middle of nowhere, Mountain Towing promptly rescued…read moreme and got me to the next town where I could get fixed and going again. Much Thanks!

Work was done quickly and excellent results. They work with…read moremy insurance with no issues.

They do a great job! I recommend this shop for all body work. Great staff and quality work!read more

Our Ram pickup broke down traveling through the area. We had it towed to Cedar City Motors. We…read morewere assigned Andrea as an advisor. Andrea was absolutely awesome. She acted as liaison between the customer and the mechanics. She kept us up to date on progress, told us how to arrange for a cheaper rental car through Motor City, followed up with us several times a day, and was just a ray of sunshine on a dark day. I did not award 5 stars because: 1. The mechanics broke something while removing the fuel tank. The had to order the part, delaying the repair by several hours. 2. When our pickup was towed in, we entered the service department with the driver. I explained who I was and why I was there (had called earlier). Our tow truck driver asked where to leave our pickup. A young lady (named Christine, I believe) replied, "I don't know." The tow truck driver and we exchanged glances... The first thing one should learn about customer service, is NEVER SAY "I DONT KNOW." You say, I will find out for you(!!!) Maybe she was having a bad day, but it was not good business.

We were visiting Cedar City on vacation. At the hotel my husband ran over a large curb while trying…read moreto get the car out of someone's way. He called Cedar City Motor company Ford dealership for his Lincoln. The bumper was loose and a bolt had dislodged from under the carriage. We had wonderful service from Don Kracht and Andrew Baird. I was impressed with the soft drinks and popcorn in the waiting area. Service was quick and very polite. Thank you to Aaron and Mike the owner and manager for providing such great service and outstanding personnel. Peggy