Motor clubs are just one way motorists find the services of towing companies. But if it’s the only way you’re finding customers you’re in serious trouble.
In a previous article I gave a heads-up to all those people still waiting for a tow truck. And explained that the reason for the wait is because motor clubs are looking for the lowest [...]
Towers...your competitors are not your enemy. We have one common enemy and that is the motor clubs. They have successfully pitted us against one another for years...but now time has come for us to unite [...]
Today I spoke with Ryan Briggs from Allstate Roadside…About an upcoming policy change that you don’t want to miss. It seems that Allstate is going to begin giving preference to service providers who opt to [...]
Today I have a confession to make. I hate being on call. But the reason why is not what you might think. Yes the restless half-sleep you get while waiting for the phone to ring [...]
Nathan Walker was having a bad day. His truck quit running so he called roadside assistance for a tow. But after waiting on hold for a while—he decided to get a cab home, grab his [...]
How To Partner With Top Insurance Companies One of the quickest and pain-free ways of getting involved in the towing business is to partner with insurance companies that offer roadside assistance. Roadside Assistance is [...]
Ever heard of Uber? Uber is similar to AutoReturn and the motor clubs in that they’re a 3rd party dispatching service. Uber is a ride-sharing company that competes, worldwide, with heavily regulated taxi companies by [...]
Jason is a tower from the Midwest and he's fed up. He sent me a letter today complaining about a particular motor club's rates and how they determine what constitutes a recovery and what doesn't. [...]
Geico Motor Club has a new policy—they pay for gas. But don't get too excited, it's not what you think. They're new policy requires towers to subsidize this service to their customers. Up until a [...]
Please Note: The Scores Provided Are Based On A Scale Of 1 to 6. With (6) Being The Highest And (1) The Lowest. The first motor club dates back to 1902 when there were only about [...]
