Safari Towing & Road Service TX 75069

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Alex Nguyen

Completely unprofessional. My car was wrongfully towed despite being registered with the apartment complex. I showed up. I was polite. I was not hostile. I did not accuse them of anything.<br><br>When asked my method of payment. I told them "credit please". Promptly gave the man my credit card. He scoffs, runs it, and toss it back to me in a rude manner.<br><br>They will give you papers asking you to agree to not disputing a chargeback with your credit card company. If you were wrongfully towed, DO NOT SIGN THOSE.<br><br>I talked to the apartment complex's manager and they contact this towing company to have them remove the charges on my credit card.<br><br>That single negative interaction with manager was enough for me to say that this is most definitely not the best towing company in Mckinney, far from it.

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Odai Elian

Zero stars.<br>Absolutely unacceptable. This towing company towed my car with no legitimate reason whatsoever. The staff was rude, dismissive, and clearly didn’t care about explaining or fixing their mistake.<br><br>Their entire business model feels predatory—towing cars just to make a quick buck, not because it’s justified. This is not how a professional or ethical business operates.<br><br>Terrible staff, shady business practices, and unjustified towing. Avoid this company at all costs.

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Vishwa B

"In Texas, spotters are employees of towing companies who patrol parking lots and call tow trucks when they see illegal parking violations. Spotting is an illegal practice by towing companies. Contact the Texas Towing Compliance Legal Team, who can represent you without upfront legal fees". There are spotters here: Stacy Plaza, 824 W. Stacy Road, Allen, TX.<br><br>I am writing to express my dissatisfaction with the towing practices near: Stacy Plaza, 824 W. Stacy Road, Allen, TX. On December 1, 2024, I observed individuals, seemingly from the same family, hiding near the business area to call tow trucks as soon as people parked their cars and walked away. This appears to be a deliberate entrapment scheme, especially targeting shoppers during the Thanksgiving holiday week.<br><br>Lack of Proper Signage: There were no visible signs indicating restricted parking or towing zones, which misled many drivers into parking their cars, only to have them towed away immediately.<br>Immediate Towing: As soon as drivers left their cars, these individuals would call the towing company to tow the vehicles.<br>Personal Experience: On December 1, 2024, I found my car had been towed. It took considerable time to locate the towing information and retrieve my car, costing me $335 plus the Uber fare.<br>Entrapment: The absence of clear signage is a deliberate tactic to trap unsuspecting drivers. It is highly unlikely that thousands of people would make the same mistake; rather, they were being exploited during the busy holiday shopping period.<br>This practice is unethical and takes advantage of people during a festive time. I hope this issue is addressed to prevent further exploitation of unsuspecting drivers.