Towing Service Reno NV Being out on the road is something that a lot of us have to do every single day. Nearly 50% of the people here in Reno that take their driving test fail. So you can bet that the chance of something happening to you on the road is quite large. We don’t mean to scare you with these numbers. Just know though that the best thing that you can actually do when you are out on the road is to have a contingency plan if and when anything goes wrong. In this case, the plan may just be having the best Reno Towing Service and 24-Hour Roadside Assistance on speed dial!
About Us We have been working in the biggest little city in the world for quite a while. So, you can bet we know the roads we know how to get you out of some of the toughest situations. That is not the biggest assets that we bring to the table though. We are a company that knows that the road can be extremely harsh and unforgiving. That is why we have employees that are instructed to go out of their way to help. We know that along with cars we pick up people and those people are the real reason why we are out on the road in the first place! Towing Reno 24-Hour Emergency ServiceRenos TowingTow Company Reno NVTowing Reno NVReno Towing CompanyReno Towing ServiceTow Companies Reno NVTow RenoTow Company RenoTowing Companies in Reno NVReno TowReno Towing NVNevada TowingReno Wrecking YardCheap Tow CompanyClosest Towing Service |
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Our Services
We pretty much provide all of the common services that you would expect a towing company has the ability to provide. We come in and we can remove your car from the side of the road regardless of the circumstances most of the time. We provide a 24-hour service. So, you know that you are going to get an answer any time you call. Also, we can take care of other minor issues that could come up while out on the road!
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24-Hour Roadside AssistanceThere are plenty of things that could potentially happen on the road. Not all of them are going to involve a car crash of some sort. Our roadside assistance services are built to get you right back on the road in record time. Think of them as Reno’s best pit crew. When you give them a call they will get all of the equipment ready to be able to arrive and fix things like flat tires, dead batteries, and relatively minor issues that should not keep you off the road for long!
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RV Towing RenoNot all of the towing services that you are going to be able to find out there are going to provide this type of service. We know that we get a lot of RV drivers coming down to Reno as the city is a pretty big tourist spot. So we have taken it upon ourselves to specialize in this service. Our trucks are built to handle the heavy RVs and then some. Just make sure that you mention that you are driving an RV when you give us a call. That way our guys can show up fully prepared!
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Being stranded on the side of the road in the middle of the night with my family was one of the worst feelings I have had in my life. I called Reno Towing Service and 24-Hour Roadside Assistance and they were literally a delight to work with. They calmed me down and got me to a safe spot! Thank you, guys! |
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I am sure that a lot of people are going to say the same thing. The service that you get from Reno Towing Service and 24-Hour Roadside Assistance is amazing. It is like calling a friend they get there they want to know all that they can do to help. It was a great experience in a bad moment no doubt! |
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I would never wish that any of you find yourselves in a tough spot, but if you do call these guys up. They will find the best solution to your problems hands down! |
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Equipment Nevada TowingThis is a service that is built particularly for companies that work across many different types of industries. Like the construction business. In which companies are going to need to constantly get their equipment from site to site. Also one of our main clients for this particular service are companies in the agriculture business. They also need to get tractors and other types of machines from point a to point b. What we want to do is make sure that we can get the job done quickly and without damaging the equipment. It is safe to say we have a good track record that shows we have been able to do so consistently.
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Auto RecoverySeeing cars flip and turn is only fun in some of the shows that you may be able to find around here from time to time. Otherwise seeing your car end up in an awkward position is not fun at all. We can help retrieve the vehicle from its position and then take it to the nearest repair shop or any place that it may need to be.
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Motorcycle TowingIf you are into motorcycles there is no sense in really explaining this to you, but here we go anyway. Getting a company that has been there and done that on numerous occasions is really the best way to make sure that your motorcycle is going to be safe! Don’t risk hiring cheap services that are not going to know how to tie down the bike correctly. It is safe to say that this could literally come back to bite you in the long run!
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If you found what you were looking for on this page then, don’t hesitate to call or contact us at Reno Towing Service and 24-Hour Roadside Assistance. We can help get your vehicles to a safe location quickly or get you right back on the road. Remember that when you call you will always get a quick answer!
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Reno Towing and Roadside Assistance
No one wants to be in a situation where they are stranded on the side of the road with a flat tire, snapped belt, or empty gas tank. Unfortunately, these issues occur every day. Knowing who to call for road service and tow Reno companies in your time of need can help to reduce the stress of these situations. Getting to know who to call for towing Reno residents have trusted us for even when a car breakdown occurs. Check out some of the services we provide here. When you know what we have to offer, you will be able to see why and how our team can help your situation. Learn more here. 24 Hour Emergency Roadside Service Reno NV Unfortunately, vehicle related issues do not always occur at convenient times. You may need either need roadside service or tow Reno expert in the middle of the night, on a weekend, or holiday. Our team will provide you with the high-quality services needed, whenever you need them. We are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year. This means you can call us at any time and feel confident that someone will answer and provide the services you need. Towing Reno You Can Rely On Not all companies provide Nevada towing that live up to the standards or expectations you have. There are some who charge more all while providing minimal services. Also, you cannot rely on a provider who does not provide the services needed in your area or who does not have the proper equipment or experience to handle the job. Our professional tow Reno drivers provide all of the following to each of our customers:
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Road Safety Tips For Elders and teens
Our number one priority for all commuters and drivers in Reno, NV is safety. Read on for more useful information on how to avoid accidents while on the road:
The leading cause of death for people I 5 to 20 years of age is car crashes. Older drivers (ages 75 to 80) are 4 times as likely to die in a crash than middle-age drivers. Here are some ways to reverse these statistics.
Teen Safety
As parents, we thought the scariest day of our lives was sending our children off on their first day of school. That was until we handed them the keys to a car.
About 6,000 teenagers die each year from car crashes, and it's worth stating again that it's the number one cause of death for children I 5 to 20 years old. And it's no longer just a teenage male problem. In fact, girls are more likely to have friends in their cars and are more apt to talk on the phone while driving than boys – two situations that raise the likelihood of a crash. (Having three or more passengers in a car increases the risk factor fourfold.)
Common Problems
Your child can be an honor roll student and editor of the yearbook, but when she gets behind the wheel of the car; she turns into a person you wouldn't recognize. She's on the phone while driving with three of her friends in the car, missing stop signs and making illegal turns without a care in the world.
She's not alone.
Here are some typical teenage driver problems.Preventive Measures
- They overcompensate when turning the steering wheel.
- They lack experience behind the wheel, so they react poorly when the unexpected happens.
- They tend to be risk takers, especially when they first get their licenses.
- They lack the emotional and physical maturity needed to process information quickly.
- They're less likely to wear seat belts.
- They're uninformed about car maintenance.
Here are some ways to keep your child safe on the road.Now, let's say you did massive research on finding a safe car for your child to drive, you enrolled her in multiple driving courses, and you've set rules. Hold on; you're not quite ready to hand over the keys to the car until you've taught your teenager how to maintain it. She needs to know how to check the air pressure in the tires, change a flat, check the fluids, and so on. Okay, now you can give her the keys.
- Seek a quality driving school with classrooms, professional instructors, and a serious focus. Get recommendations from other parents.
- Enroll your teenager in a defensive-driving course. Contact your local police department or Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) to see if it offers one for teens. These courses may cost a couple of hundred dollars, but the learning experience is invaluable.
- Pay for private driving lessons in addition to driver's education classes, if such classes are offered at your child's school.
- Visit www.roadreadyteens.com, a Web site sponsored by the National Safety Council, the American Automobile Safety measures Association (AAA), and for a new driver Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) to help teens understand the risks involved in driving and how it takes years of experience behind the wheel to become a good driver.
- Visit www.aaapublicaffairs.com to locate a state-by-state listing of regulations governing teenage drivers, including minimum hours of supervised driving, passenger limitations, and curfews for unsupervised driving.
- While your teenager has her permit, create a chart and log every hour of driving she does. Determine a set number of hours behind the wheel that has to be reached before she can get her license.
- Don't allow your child to drive with more than one other passenger in the car. Teen crash rates rise sharply as additional passengers are added.
Elder Safety
No matter if you're 16 or 86, driving is all about freedom – the freedom to come and go as you please so you don't have to rely on the kindness of friends and family, or a schedule for mass transit. And the older you are, the less you want to give it up. But freedom comes with a price, and unfortunately sometimes the price is someone's life.
AAA states that by the year 2020, some 50 million Americans will be 65 years of age and older, and most of them will be driving. Here are some ways to help you or your elderly parent acquire better driving skills.
Helping Yourself
You're trumping like "The Donald" at bridge. You're taking Intro to Physiology at the community college. Are you’re taking Intro to Physiology at the community college. And you’re teacher water aerobics three time a week. But you’re getting lost whole driving in once-familiar areas, you’re becoming nervous on highways, and you’re having difficulty judging distances. Cars seem to be coming out of nowhere and people seem to be honking at you more. These are typical problems for older drivers, but just because they're universal to people your age, it doesn't mean that they should be ignored. Instead, you need to address them by having your driving skills professionally evaluated and by having your health checked.
Here are some other common driving dilemmas.Preventive Measures
- Failure in perception, causing the driver to not notice signs or signals and not yield the right of way
- Inability to properly make a left turn
- Illness that comes on quickly and unexpectedly while driving Misplacement of the right foot onto the wrong pedal
- Driving too slowly
- Difficulty in paying attention
- Too many fender benders or near crashes
- Difficulty in backing up the car
- Family and friends don't want to ride with you
You can't prevent yourself from aging, but there are ways to improve your driving skills. The following information is provided to aid you in motoring into your twilight years safely; you just have to be willing to get on board.Driving courses offered for seniors can be found by visiting those organizations' Web sites or calling their 800 numbers (see "Finish Line: Resources," page 326). The courses are designed to help you to determine if you are a safe driver, as well as to point out problems so that you can improve your driving skills. If it's time for you to retire your license, driving courses such as these can help you decide (no one will make the decision for you).
- Take a driving course offered through the American Association of Retired Persons (AARP), AAA, or the National Safety Council.
- Purchase a car that has factory-installed pedal extenders, an adjustable steering wheel, larger rearview and side-view mirrors, and a fully adjustable driver's seat.
- Have your eyes checked regularly by an ophthalmologist.
- Don't drive when you're tired or feeling ill.
- If you find yourself losing your concentration, turn off the radio and temporarily stop talking with your passenger.
- Allow extra time to arrive at your destination.
- Plan your travel schedule to avoid rush hour and other busy times.
- Adjust your travel route to avoid uncomfortable roadways and driving conditions.
If you're about to have your license renewed, contact your state's DMV to find out what will be required of you to pass the test. One of the AAA's Web sites, www.aaapublicaffairs.com, has a link to senior licensing laws. Even though the standards for passing the driver's test vary from state to state, every state will require you to take a vision test. If you don't pass the vision test, then you may be asked to have an eye examination by your physician or take additional tests.
Helping Your Parents
You can't assume that because your parents are in their 80s that they're a menace on the road. Instead, you need to see for yourself. Have them drive you around and assess their driving skills. Check their cars for excessive dents in the front or rear, which would indicate that they may be having problems pulling in and out of parking spots. Ask to speak with their doctors about any health concerns that may cause problems while driving. And talk to them about when in the future they foresee themselves voluntarily giving up their licenses, "Voluntarily" is the key word here. Your parents don't want you to take their licenses away, and you don't want to have to be put in that position. So have the discussion way before you need to, so that everyone's on the same page when the time comes.
Your parent also may wish to consider getting an evaluation by a certified driver rehabilitation specialist (see the Web site for the American Occupational Therapy Association, www.aota.org). It can run about $300, but it's as important as any other type of checkup.
On the other hand, don't be in denial when it's time for your parents to give up their licenses. It may be easier on you to have your mom drive herself to doctors' appointments, and your dad to drive himself to meet his buddies for coffee, than for you to have to take them everywhere. But they may only be driving so as not to be a burden to you. The bottom line is that their safety – and the safety of others who will be on the road with them – should be the deciding factor.
If your parents have been the cause of numerous crashes and are not physically capable of driving safely any more, but refuse to give up their licenses, here's what you can do: call the DMV or office on aging in your parents' state. Some states have provisions for people to anonymously report someone whose driving abilities have diminished to the point of causing harm.
Alternative Transportation
If you live in New York City, giving up your driver's license is not an extreme sacrifice. But if you live in a rural area, not driving can alter your social life, as well as limit trips to doctors and the grocery store.
Before a driver's license is retired, voluntarily or not, there needs to be a Plan B for transportation. The best sources of information for finding alternative modes of transit in your area are the public library, the county government, or the mayor's office. Some cities even offer free or discounted bus services for senior citizens.
Honing Your Own Driving Skills
Now that you know how to help the senior and teenager in your life become better drivers, how about doing the same thing for yourself? Sign up for a defensive driving course in your area (check with the DMV or your local police station), or attend a winter driving course, such as Bridgestone Winter Driving School in Steamboat Springs, CO (www.winterdrive.com)."
- Excerpt from Dare to Repair Your Car, A Do-It-Herself Guide to Maintenance, Safety, Minor Fix-its, and Talking Shop (1st ed, copyright 2005) by Julie Sussman & Stephanie Glakas-Tenet
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