Miller's CA 93545

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Brandon Yavas

I got my car stuck in some deep sand while exploring some trails earlier this week and called Miller’s for an off-road recovery. John was straightforward with his pricing over the phone and came right over to help me out. We hooked up a rope to my car and he pulled me out of the sandbox and stayed with me until we reached the main highway. We shared a couple laughs and some stories too. John is a nice guy running an extremely valuable service for this area.

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Dan

Against better judgement, I found myself with two sidewall punctures in a pretty remote corner of Death Valley. I called a handful of shops between Pahrump and Bishop, but none would tow off-road or had confidence in being able to find me. When I called Miller's towing, John knew exactly where I was, but warned me that it wouldn't be a cheap rescue due to the distance; I'd be charged by the hour. He wasn't kidding, my wallet was a lot lighter when we settled up in town. But, he got me and my inadequate car out of a tight spot in the desert, and I got 3 hours of great stories on the drive out (instead of the scolding I probably deserved!). His shop didn't have the tires I needed, but he dropped me and the car at Perez T&L in Big Pine after confirming they had two lightly used tires in the right size. Hopefully I'm smarter now and won't go down rough dirt roads in a low-clearance sedan, but if I find myself stuck anywhere this side of the Sierras, I'm calling Millers! PS. I don't think I overpaid, 7 hours (there and back) is gonna be an expensive tow anywhere, especially if most of it is off-pavement.

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Jessie Trost

11:55 I show up and say I have a flat. Guy says it's $50 but it's lunch time come back at one. No sir, I need a new tire, I ask if they'll have one that fits, "probably. Come back after lunch" They do not have a tire for my super basic car, which is fine but it would have been a lot cooler if he looked it up before lunch. Breaks are important but is your lunch actually 11:55-1? ?‍♀️