Auto 1 Towing, Inc. NE 68106

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Melissa Elliott

No one likes to have their car towed! The driver that was trying to tow my vehicle from my apartment complex was very nice, he waited till I could come up with the 180.00 drop fee(which is why I am only giving 4 stars). I think that is outrageous expense especially since I am on disability and have a set income. Any way the kid was very courteous and nice and did explain everything to me and I do appreciate it. I will be talking to management of apartment complex because it should have been explained better from them about in transits. At least right now I can just park in my garage now till I can get my tags. Thank you to the driver for being patient!

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Vince Humble

Worst company ever. My wife works as an RN that meets a child at this particular apartment that A1 towing services. My wife has been going to this apartment for 3 months now and parks in the same place. We bought a new car and had dealer plates on it. She just returned from a 10 hr shift to her car towed and wondering if someone stole it or what? Turns out they pick and choose their targets. I guess they thought a new car with no registration yet would be a perfect way to treat someone who is helping one of their residents that is paid by the state to be there. She has been parking in the same place with our previous car and no issues! The apartment nor A1 gave no warning and we didn’t have a way to contact anyone about our vehicle. You guys stink, do better! Pick on people that deserve it, not someone who just bought a new car just to make an extra buck.

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Cheryll Smith

I’ve always had problems with the towing guys from this company. I currently have in transits and LIVE at my apartment I just moved to. They’d towed my car about 4 times since moving and I e had to pay a lot out of pocket which is $250 every single time. One of your guys said they’re actively looking for my car to tow because it’s a Kia and I have in transits? I also has a A1 permit sticker and that makes no sense. I work a full time job and imagine walking out to no car at 5am on the weekday. Every. Time.