Bobby's Friendly Towing & Recovery NC 27409

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toni cox

Dominique/Dom with Bobby’s Friendly Towing thank you wonderful service unforgettable got vehicle towed and kept safe until morning and did not leave me in the rain called hotel for me and got me back to my car and to tire place in morning. Dom check on me 1 rim was bent he gave me advice again on who to call I made it back home to Virginia thanks to staff in office team work they also help just treated me like family. If the mother of Dom is reading this you raised a good young man and he knows how to treat people I was comfortable and I felt safe you was blessed to have him.

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DeAsia Nevae

Phil was amazing! He arrived in a great time frame, was super nice, and made the whole towing process so much easier. He was patient, professional, and had such a kind attitude. Really appreciate his help made a stressful night way easier thank you, Phil!

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Mamdouh Osman

They don’t know the law The Current Law (2026) As of October 1, 2024, new North Carolina state law (HB 1037) significantly changed the rules for "nonconsensual" towing (where you didn't call the tow truck yourself): • Mandatory Payment Options: Towing companies are now legally required to accept debit cards, credit cards, and cash during their operating hours. • Processing Fee Caps: If they charge a credit card fee, it cannot exceed 2% of the total bill unless that reflects their actual cost to process the payment. • Enforcement: Failure to follow these rules can lead to civil penalties of up to $5,000 per violation. Why You Might Still See These Signs While the state law has changed, you may see "Cash Only" signs for a few reasons: • Outdated Signage: Many lots have not updated their physical signs even though the law has changed. • Local Ordinance Disputes: Historically, cities like Greensboro and Charlotte had their own rules requiring card payments, but some of those were challenged in court years ago, leading to confusion for some operators. • Specific Exemptions: The law primarily targets "nonconsensual" tows (like being towed from a private lot). Different rules might apply to specialized seizures or police-ordered impounds for evidence.