Jim Dandy Auto Services 228 East Main Street, Pulaski, VA 24301

"Jorge at Jim Dandy Auto Service is one of the most helpful and sweetest people we met in Pulaski, VA. My parents were traveling, on their way to AZ, when they had a roller over accident off of 81. Jorge was called to the scene to tow their totaled vehicle and assist with cleanup from the accident. She and the local police did a great job on scene, assisting my mom as best they could during a tragic accident. Once my husband and I made it to Pulaski to assess the situation, Jorge was so incredibly helpful and so kind, answering any question we had since we were out of towers dealing with a tragic accident/situation. Highly recommend Jorge at Jim Dandy for any type of towing services you need. She’s a real gem on this earth and a one of a kind human."

"Horrible, unprofessional, rude, cold, money hungry. Wish I hadn't have asked for her business. The mechanic there no problem at all but the new owner is just awful, seems to me that after she had a few vehicles in her lot she closed the shop just to rack up more money. She lied and overcharged and was extremely rude. Her dear ol dad would be deeply disappointed in her and his business now!"

"PReditory business practices, phones open on weekends but no pickups since they charge you 50 a day. My wasn’t broke down for more than 10 hours and the tow would have only cost 95 dollars, instead it’s $300++ Greed meets opportunity in an unholy alliance between Jim Dandy and the state police"

"I needed to be towed when my car broke down on the way to work. I called Jim Dandy and they got the job done for a very reasonable price. The woman I talked to on the phone was very patient with my spotty directions and was accommodating in every way possible. Thanks."

"I was at Jim Dandy in June 2016 to have a friend's truck calibrated after he got a speeding ticket. They were super-friendly and professional. The calibration is done by computer during on-road testing at different speeds (i.e., they can't rig the results). It turned out that the Toyota Tundra's speedometer was off by 8 mph to 11 mph, depending on the speed. His speeding ticket was reduced to a non-moving violation for faulty equipment, which means NO points on his driving record and NO increase in insurance rates. Thank you, Jim Dandy!"