Travelling home to Idaho last summer on I-94, while stopped at a rest area 30 miles west of St. Cloud, I noticed a broken leaf spring on my small travel trailer. Being this was my second broken leaf spring within a year, I knew what was entailed in replacing it and knew it could be done easily onsite. However, the only option with AAA (or Good Sam Roadside Assistance) was to have it loaded and towed to an auto dealership back in St Cloud, with no guarantees on repair time, travel time or shop time. Complicating the issue was with no generator and the temperature expected near 100, keeping my longhaired cat from overheating was going to be a serious issue. Without a better alternative and with the day quickly warming up, I agreed to the tow and was promptly contacted by Shaggy's Towing. I explained the situation to the woman and was elated when she said it would be easier to replace it onsite rather than unhitch it, load it up, etc. What began looking as a possible nightmare in logistics changed with that one phone conversation. In order to save time and money, she gave me the number for a parts store that they trusted. It was so easy to buy the leaf spring and it was picked up by the tow driver/mobile service man. The professionalism of Shaggys Towing went a long way to ease my stress. Coordination with the three of us (office/dispatcher, mobile guy, and myself) was flawless. Calls were returned at the time specified and details were confirmed so no misunderstandings. I'm sorry the man's name was misplaced because he was amazing. From the time he arrived to the time he left was 30 minutes. Considering that the first time I had a spring replaced it was 2.5 hours, this was incredible. He knew what he was doing, did it efficiently, gave me instructions on how to torque the bolts when I next stopped, and his charge was only $100. When I mentioned that he was really hustling as he worked, he said there were going to be more calls and the sooner he was done with this job, the sooner he would be available to help someone else. That kind of attitude needs to be made public so I just had to say something, even if it is 9 months later. Thank you, Shaggys Towing for saving the day! read more