Jim's Towing

My car died on 26 in pretty heavy traffic. Called Jim's and they said it would be 30-45 min. Austin showed up and was loading my car up in 20 min. Driver was super nice and brought me and my dead car home. He also helped push my car in the yard to a spot out of the way. Cost was very reasonable. Definitely call if you need a quick tow. Ask for Austin.

Best towing company in Charleston SC. customer service made me felt like family. tow truck driver was very kind and easy to deal with. not like most companies that rush you through the process thinking only of the dollar bills. I find this company Jim's towing to be the best yet Thanks guys and continue to be the best. I will speak of you to everyone I come across that need towing. have a Blessed Holiday and a prosperous New Year😇

The very compassionate person who released the car to us was very caring and did everything possible to assist us. Hope to never go again if you know what I mean. Car was impounded due to a police matter and they were great to work with.

Had a great experience with Jim's Towing. I had to tow a box truck, and they did an excellent job. Malik, the driver, was extremely careful and methodical in setting the tow. I understood why when I later learned that he was a U.S. Army veteran which also explained his careful and respectful attitude as he answered every question I had. Their management team should be proud to have him on board.

I had an extremely disappointing and frustrating experience with this towing company on New Year’s Day. My vehicle was towed from a location where it had been parked with permission. The company falsely claimed that I had parked without authorization, that I was intoxicated, and that both the fire station and hotel management requested the tow—all blatant lies. It was clear this wasn’t a routine tow but an act of retaliation. My former employer contacted and falsely alleged I had parked drunk and without permission. During my time working at Homewood Suites, I know for a fact we never towed vehicles because it was considered “too much of a headache.” The company’s actions were directly tied to my past association with my ex-employer, making this an obvious case of retaliation. The tow it