Speedy G Towing Inc IL 60010

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evilstewie223

If i could id leave 0 stars. I was told that I'd be charged $150 plus $5 a mile. Once the car got to destination which was a mile away driver told me it would be $225. Called their dispatch and I was told they charge you for every mile to get to you as well. Shady business practice at best.

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Jesus Alvarado

PREDATORY<br>Same as everyone called them because they were the first on the google search.<br>When I asked for pricing and rates I was told 600 for 2 hours minimum. I figure I would need three hours therefore 900 Would be the total. I agree to the rates it was something I could afford.( for Class A trucking towing)<br>Upon receiving the bill they charge me 2,511 dollars. More than double the rates agreed upon. They don’t disclose all the fees they charge you. I’m a small business owner with one truck I had a break down so my money had to be spent wisely. They had the pick up location and drop off location so they should have had no problem with being up front with everything.<br>Instead lied and held my truck hostage until I paid, if I didn’t pay on time they would then tack on extra charges. Super predatory don’t ever call them.

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Bunyod Nabiev

On Dec 2, 2025, I required assistance to extract my tractor from snow. The service was advertised at $395 per hour.<br>The actual on-site recovery work took less than one hour, and travel time to the location was no more than 30 minutes (round-trip approximately 10–15 minutes from your advertised base). Despite this, I was presented with an invoice totaling $2,370 and was informed that the vehicle would not be released until payment was received in full.<br>The invoice contained the following charges:<br><br>Fuel Surcharge 1 × $395.00<br>HD Recovery Service Per Hour (Tractor) 2.5 hours × $395.00 = $987.50<br>HD Recovery Service Per Hour (Trailer) 2.5 hours × $395.00 = $987.50<br><br>I have several serious concerns regarding the billing:<br><br>The vehicle involved was a tractor only; no trailer was attached or recovered. Charging 2.5 hours for trailer recovery appears to be an error or unjustified.<br>The total time billed (5 hours across tractor and trailer) significantly exceeds the actual time spent on site and in transit.<br>After the vehicle was hooked up, the operator refused to release it until payment was made on the spot and declined to accept credit card payment over the phone, accepting only Zelle or EFS. This created considerable pressure and limited payment options in the moment.<br>The operator also refused to allow the driver to retrieve his hat and jacket from the cab in freezing conditions before towing the vehicle away.<br><br>I find these practices highly concerning and potentially in violation of fair billing and consumer protection standards. I request a detailed explanation of the charges, a corrected invoice reflecting only the actual equipment used and time spent, and an immediate refund for any overcharged amounts.<br>I have retained all relevant documentation and photographs and will be escalating this matter to the appropriate state regulatory authorities and industry oversight bodies if a satisfactory resolution is not provided promptly.<br>Thank you for your immediate attention to this matter.