Midwest Road Rescue KS 66047

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Katelyn Harker

I am so glad Angel was able to help me get my jeep going. She did a good and professional job! She was able to help me replace my battery in a quick and efficient way. I’d recommend her for any car help!

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Andres De Avila Varela, M.D.

Great service! Roadside tech David stopped to help me on his day off. He was very friendly and quick in bringing me help even though he was not on the clock. I will recommend him to all my friends.

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Jenna Sanders-O'Brien

I worked with Midwest Road Rescue as they were contracted by AAA. It took over 4 hours for them to arrive. When they did, I watched them arrive to the wrong address in an unmarked car not suitable for the weather. I was sympathetic to those issues, because there was snow and I was lucky to not be in a dire situation. I also realize I may not have been in the best state of mind and unhappy in my situation. When they did finally make it to me, the technician treated me like I was a complete moron for not knowing exactly what was wrong with my vehicle and just jump starting it on my own. Had I known I could and what the outcome would be, all I can say is "Wow, hindsight!" But again, I was calm about the techs demeanor. I'm sure he was looking at a long day, of a lot of irate people in bad situations and bad weather. I unlocked my car, I provided access to everything so the tech could jump start it. He did however open the drivers door to turn on the ignition. Once the car was started, he then proceeded to again treat me like an idiot regarding my AAA Policy to which I just decided I would handle with AAA and he left. I let the vehicle run, and while I did, I provided a review of the company from the text I received. I wish I had not been so nice and forgiving in my review and waited. Because when I went to turn off my car, I noticed that my door handle was now broken. Since then, I have been fighting with AAA (not Midwest RR's fault) to try to get my handle fixed. I know that's the proper way to handle this. But, Midwest Road Rescue has decided that they are not at fault and are denying any blame in the broken handle. I guess the moral of the story, if you want something done right, do it yourself. But words of wisdom, I would recommend to anyone using this company to double check anything before you let the tech leave.