They came quickly! DTP was actually recommended to me by another wrecker company! The driver was…read moreprofessional and took great care of my Expedition.

In tulsa too far away cost too much that they prob were a good towing service but needed one in…read moreMuskogee

Excellent service. Time quote was accurate and both phone dispatcher and serviceman were friendly,…read moreand helpful, and very understanding. Turned a very stressful late evening flat tire into a much reduced stress situation as possible. Highly recommended

From the owner: Stranded? We’ll Get You Back on the Road Fast! Flat tire,…read moredead battery, out of gas or locked out? Our 24/7 roadside assistance is just one call away.

Corey came quickly and loaded our car and took it to the mechanic shop so fast we were amazed!…read more He was very professional and polite and I'll be sure to use this company for all my towing needs!!!

On September 27th, my family and I attended the Tulsa State Fair and parked one of our vehicles in…read morethe Lowe's parking lot across the street. When we returned, our vehicle was gone, and a wrecker company was actively towing numerous vehicles away. We spoke to a driver in a 918 Wreckers truck, who told us, "I don't know who took your car or where it's at." After calling 918 Wreckers directly, we were informed that we had to pay $302.16--cash only, exact change--to retrieve our vehicle. After finally getting our vehicle back, we returned to the Lowe's lot to inform other fairgoers about where their cars might be and what the fees were. While there, we witnessed one of the wreckers having a malfunction while loading a Ford F-150 truck and calling out for assistance. It looked as if the winch broke that was holding the F-150, so they had another flat bed tow truck back up to it, and lifted the F-150 by its bumper. We drove over to record the incident, as we are preparing a complaint with the Better Business Bureau. At that point, an unmarked vehicle with a rebel flag license plate sped up behind us in a threatening manner. The driver, a woman, began cussing at us, flipping us off, and walking toward the tow trucks. When we asked, "What are you even doing?" she yelled back at us, "Whatever the hell I want to." I immediately called 918 Wreckers to report the situation. The employee I spoke with told me they would "call their GM and have him go out to handle it because this was extremely unprofessional". While we were in the parking lot, we also witnessed an older gentleman and his wife explaining to the wreckers that their car had broken down and he had just returned from the auto store with parts to fix it. Despite his circumstances, he was still forced to pay the $302.16 in cash before being allowed to retrieve his vehicle. I fully understand that we were in the wrong with our parking. But the situation could have and should have been handled very differently. This experience was unprofessional, unsafe, and deeply concerning. I am formally filing this complaint in hopes of addressing the conduct, towing practices, and safety issues we encountered with 918 Wreckers. I would also like for the Better Business Bureau to investigate this company's practice of only accepting cash payments. I am concerned about whether these transactions are being properly reported.

Brought the wrong tire size to us. We called and they said they would bring the correct tire size…read morewithin1 1/2 hours. We've tried to call several times and no one picks up the phone.

Phenomenal service, nice guy, arrived sooner than I expected, this guy should be getting more good…read morereviews. call again if I were in a pinch.

Great customer service- my tech knew what he was talking about and helped me find the best solution…read moreto get my car back on the road after a collision. Thanks a ton! will be recommending!!

I had someone come out to diagnose an issue with my car. He charged me for the diagnostic, promised…read moreto order the necessary parts, and then completely disappeared. Despite multiple attempts to contact him over three days--through calls and texts--I received no response. Ultimately, I had to tow my car to a local repair shop, which was an additional expense and hassle. This service was a total waste of time and money. I do not recommend this business at all.

I really regret doing business with r&r. Had a full replacement on my tires and when the first one…read morepopped after a few weeks nothing can be done and I was basically asked to stop calling, so nobody would resolve the issue. They're back end is really messed up because they state that you have to call the manufacturer, the manufacturer says that's not factual in it they are the ones that are supposed to be dealing with it. I've been hung up on and been treated very poorly I wish I'd never done business and I feel like I did the most to get the least and have things not go well

100 percent I am advising anybody reading this to not use these crooks. Their are dishonest in…read moretheir business dealings and prey upon customers. I had paid over 3000$ in 12 months towards the price of 1600$ tires and was behind 2 payments. They broke into my gated apt complex without the agents working, took my wheels and Tires, essentially stealing my wheels all without notice or prior communication. They left my 4 axles on 4 concrete blocks and two garbage old rims laying flat. They broke the asphalt at my apt complex taking the wheels and tires off which I'm showing the complex. They scuffed up both back brake pads putting them on concrete blocks. They took my valve stem covers and didn't put them back on the Wheels when retrieved. 3 of the wheels were scratched severely from torque marks. This place is the most dishonest place I've ever dealt with.. DO NOT DO BUSINESS WITH RNR tire! Liars, and scam artists align with theft and damage to my vehicle

I needed a tow on a Saturday afternoon around 4:30. I called and spoke with Shawn. He said they…read morewere available. Within 15 minutes (yes, you read that right) he arrived and hooked the car up. By 5:15 it was the shop. The price was a lot less than what I had thought. Shawn was professional and efficient. Will definitely use in the future if needed. Thank you Shawn!

From the owner: Freedom towing and recovery is a Christian based company where we belive in helping motorists…read morequickly and safely with experience and kindness, whether its a jump start, unlock, tire changes or tow we'll get you back on the road as quickly as possible. Freedom towing and recovery because you have the FREEDOM to choose who you call.

Not that the service man was bad. Polite, basically on time, was in the auto within no more then 3…read moreminutes. All satisfying points attaining a passing grade. My problem was the price. Saturday afternoon around 3 pm is, in my opinion, not an extreme out of line time for a service. The job was a simple lock out of vehicle (2017 Chevy van) as I said before it took him all of between 2 and 3 minutes to have the door open, I also respect the fact that he knew his job and performed it well. However, $200 seems a bit over priced for the service performed. Checked the average price in Tulsa for such a service and found a range of $60-$100. Feeling taken advantage of

Quoted range of $170-200 for new key fob. Came out and suddenly billed for $380. Hope it was worth…read moreit because I will never do business or recommend them.

Great company. People are experienced, friendly, and efficient. They've earned my loyalty and they…read morereward it.

I always go here for my car services... like I have for about 18 years, so I hesitate a little bit…read moreto give the review with these low stars, but this visit had a few things going on. The gentleman that was behind the counter was not very kind- not saying he was terribly mean, but he just wasn't into being there, it seemed. I asked for an oil change and for all my fluids to be checked (pretty standard). I had brought in a box of tire sensors and asked if they could put them in since all but one of my existing sensors were dead. He kind of popped off a little bit of a snappy comment and roughly pulled them toward him. He asked if I was staying or going while they service my car - I asked how long it would be and he said about two hours. I was there a little more than three. I understand. They were busy, but I got up when it was just a little more than two hours to check on it. I guess I feel like they could do an update with the peeps that are still in the shop. There were at least four men sitting at the counter that day. It seems like the job got done- oil changed, fluids replenished and sensors in. The other thing I am not a fan of- he never stated there would be a charge for the placement of the sensors and it ended up being $70. A full bill that would normally be about that price ($70 ish) was $180 because of fees and other line items. That feels pretty steep and I will definitely be watching YouTube next time. Part of my appeal to return to Robertson's is they help out with such things as I am sure they installed a set of sensors for me before at no charge or at least not anymore than $20.