A-Action Towing and Recovery

Did you know that Chattanooga, Tennessee is the birthplace of the wrecker industry? Today, the city remains the towing and recovery capital of the world, hosting the annual induction ceremony into the Towing and Recovery Hall of Fame.

We would never encourage any of our customers to use their cell phone while driving but in an emergency situation a cell phone can be the most important thing you own. We recommend always having a charged cell phone in your vehicle and our number saved in the phonebook. It's always better to have it and not need it than to need it and not have it.

Imagine it's 2 a.m., you're headed home from a trip, and your car starts to sputter and stops running in a rural area hours from home. Do you know who you can call for immediate help?

When you call for a tow or any other service, be sure to have handy the make and model of the car, your name and phone number, and where the car is located. This information will help us find you quickly.

A lot of phone lines are down in Apple Valley right now if you need anything please send us a message on here. Hope everyone is having a great day! Thank you.

We know that having your car towed can be a stressful and expensive ordeal. We try to make the experience as painless as possible by providing you with quick, efficient and friendly service. We are always available to answer your questions.

The best time to choose a company for auto emergency services is when there is no current emergency. Visit us when you have the time to ask about our services, prices and general availability.

Did you know that allowing your car to run out of gas is not only inconvenient, but it can be harmful to your vehicle? Mechanics say it's easier to get contaminants in your gas tank when it is completely empty. These can cause your fuel injector to become clogged.

Did you know that modern towing companies are working hard to increase their safety and efficiency? Today's professional recovery operators are highly skilled and invest heavily in the latest vehicles and equipment to get the job done right.

Considering the dangers of snow and ice on local roads and highways, it's no surprise that a survey by AAA of the top emergency services provided throughout the country during the 10 days leading up to the New Year was topped by towing calls.

The National Safety Council recommends lifting your hood and tying a white ribbon or cloth to your antennae if your car breaks down on the side of the road. This is the proper way to attract safe roadside assistance rather than waving down other drivers for help.

If your car breaks down on a busy highway, try to pull onto the right shoulder. Having your car off the side of the slower traffic lane instead of on the left, faster lane is a safer spot to pull over.