This shop was recommended to me by a fellow BMW motorcycle rider. I had a tire puncture on my way…read morebetween Santa Barbara and Tucson. Mike, the owner of Performance Motorsports, and his mechanic, took great care of my motorcycle. They quickly and efficiently replaced my back tire and allowed me to continue my trip in no time. Excellent and friendly service. The shop services all kind of motorcycles, jet skis and ATVs.

Traveling long distances south on my Yamaha. Needed new tires. I had them mailed ahead and Mike…read moreheld them for me. Lots of work done in a reasonable time at a fair price. I've had work done in shops all around North America. This is the kind of honest service that people are looking for. Thanks again and keep up the great work!

These guys really made my (aweful) day (fantastic)…read more Allow me to 'splain; dragged my ski out from San Diego and put it in the water. Within 10 minutes, it was getting choked out (exhaust leak in the engine compartment). Danggit! Pulled it out and hauled it into Liberty about 10 minutes before closing. They began looking at it first thing in the morning. My buddy and I sat in Cesar's Cigar Lounge just down the street (life saver!) to await the diagnosis. I was really pressing them to get my ski back asap because I only had a couple days for my trip and didn't care to spend it riding on the back of my buddies ski... They got it to me by about 2:00 and we hit the river. Oh,oh. It lasted about 10 minutes. Not very happy at this point, as you can imagine. However, this isn't what got them the 5 star rating. It's what they did next... So, hauled it back and dropped it at the front door first thing the next morning. The reason I dropped it is because I then had to have my truck towed as it crapped out in their parking lot (yeah, really fun trip, huh?). So, I told the guys this and they got to work. Turns out that there was sand in the box of the ski, causing it to overheat and melt the exhaust hoses. They hadn't properly diagnosed what the problem was the day before, but remember, it was because I was pressuring them to get me out on the river. They worked on it for about 6 more hours, to make sure that everything was running properly. It was/is. When I asked them for the bill, they gave it to me at no charge. To be fair, yes, they should have diagnosed it properly the first time (as some of you are invariably saying at home right now), but you really have to understand that I was pestering them literally every hour to get it back to me (note to self about that...). I really think they were trying to be accommodating on that front, and they stuck it in the tank and ran it, but it didn't exhibit any further problems, so they figured the issue was resolved. I fully expected to pay them for the time they spent on it the second day, and was very appreciative that they didn't charge me anything. Very stand-up. Oh, and it turned out to be something very minor with the truck as well, so it wasn't a complete waste of a trip, but it was essentially two days without river time.

Dropped off my bike and it was easy and smooth sailing from there. The staff were very helpful…read moreAnd attentive to what I needed for my bike.

I tell you, Bobby's is the best. Their family owned and operated. Have reasonable prices and great…read moreservice technicians. What else can you ask for!

Two weeks ago I was traveling and had a flat halfway between Blythe and Phoenix. After waiting 4.5…read morehours to get a tow to Quartzite, a night in a hotel, and an 80 mile tow to the dealer the next day (NOT related) my patience was understandably a bit thin. Finally unloaded my bike around 10-11am Saturday morning for a rear tire change. I called in advance, they confirmed they had a tire, and would have everything ready when I arrived. They did tell me that it's 'first come first serve' on Saturday. Ugh...typically a sign of pending doom. When we got there 3-4 guys came right out to help unload the bike and as promised all the paperwork was waiting. The downside was the 'first come first serve' especially when you're on the road. It seems that dealers have different takes on how to handle in-transit travelers. I understand why they do it, but given others will give you priority it is still frustrating that I had to wait 4.5 hours for a tire change to get back on the road. Everyone from the tech writers to the mechanic and even the sales staff were excellent in answering questions and making sure we were comfortable while waiting, and frankly can't speak highly enough about the personnel. I've been to the dealer in the past for long weekends in the area, but Yuma was not our destination that trip (Phoenix) and have never had any complaints. I'm knocking off a star only for the wait but otherwise I'd be happy to visit the dealer again (and I'm sure I will). Thanks for the great service guys!

Super friendly mechanic/owner!!! Very helpful and knows his stuff!!! Really enjoy just hanging out…read moreat the shop sometimes just to visit!! Thanks Tim!!!

Tim is hands down one of the nicest people I've meet while on the road. I was getting off the 8 in…read moreEl Centro, while riding with a buddy from San Diego to Phoenix, when I realized I lost my shift lever a few miles back. A fellow rider on his way home from the track stopped and asked if we were okay. After explaining our current mechanical situation with my Dyna to the good samaritan, he suggested that I call Tim. I explained my situation to Tim and at first he couldn't find me a lever. He explained to me that a lever from a Honda quad has the same splining and that it should work to get me to Phoenix. He then calls me back a minute later and said that he had found one in the driveway of his pad and that he was on his way. My mind was blown, this guy didn't know me at all and he was going to bring me a part so that I could could continue on my journey. He shows up ten minutes later, slaps the lever on and tells me safe travels. I shake his hand, offer him cash and a double double from In and Out. He respectfully declines and sets off on his way. Really cool guy, I'm going to make an attempt to check out his shop on my way home to San Diego in a couple of days. If you ever need work on your bike and happen to be in El Centro, call Tim at Fat Daddy Cycles.

Located in the heart of the world-famous Glamis dunes this family-owned business will blow you away…read morewith the number of parts and knowledge they will help you with. From parts to merch to items you never knew you needed to make camping even better! Definitely check them out when you are at the dunes.

Dominic was professional, knowledgeable, and prompt. I will be using them again. They are not cheap…read morebut are in line with local pricing.

10 stars ***** ***** I got very stuck in the sand in a BLM…read moredispersed camping area just west of Yuma. A 40' diesel pusher RV is hardly an easy winch out but Affordable Towing came through brilliantly! Made the call and Frank was at my rig in half an hour. He wasn't sure he could do it but said he'd try. He got stuck himself but got it all sorted out and AAA+++ effort getting me back on solid ground. Worth mentioning he was able to do an amazing job with a regular flatbed that was far more reasonable than a heavy duty recovery vehicle. On price and service and attitude, I could not be happier and relieved to be released from the desert by Frank and company.

A HUGE thank you to Big Bear Recovery! Our son was stranded in Quartzite when his truck lost its…read morefront left wheel in the middle of the night. This was the only company that even responded to us about towing his truck home to Queen Creek. Thank you again for getting him home safelyto his family!

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