SOS Road Rescue LLC

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These guys are a hazard on the roadway! I was traveling on the highway near Platteville and came upon these guys, after they had loaded a car on the flatbed. They are the kind of tow truck drivers that don't know enough to turn off their hazard orange lights, while driving back to town as they are now a regular non hazardous vehicle. There they are blinking like fire truck wannabes, confusing the other motorists who are under the impression there's something wrong, so they don't pass. BUT WHATS WORSE, these guys pay a helper to come along in a car, (the one shown in the photo). This car was also equipped with a hazard light on the roof, and while driving as a regular auto, had this stupid light blinking as he drove back behind the flatbed! So now, are they thinking they are those guys who move houses and have a covoy? So, the other motorists again see this car, doing nothing but driving from point A to point B, and having these stupid hazard lights going for no other purpose than these two clowns are entertaining each other by looking at each others silly lights!! This was a major problem and caused other cars to have difficulty getting around both of them to continue on safely. These idiots need to talk to local Police about when the truck is a hazard along the side of the road loading up, and when driving back after loading they are NOT. So turn those dumb lights off and quit pretending you are a plow truck or whatever you wish you were!

The owner and his driver was very professional. I needed to tow my Mitsubishi 3000GT VR-4 which was all wheel drive and all wheel steering. They did an wonderful job securing it and getting it to my destination. They treated my car like it was a it was a Ferrari. Great job guys thank you so much you'll be my number contact for now on.

Knows what they are doing very professional and time is depending on mother nature is she cooperateor not' these guy came out and help me when no one will in a middle of a bad storm. Thank You SOS road rescue.