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Mission Towing

Mission Towing

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7143 Wren St, Mission, British Columbia, V2V 2V9, Canada
(604) 826-1251 www.missiontowing.net
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May 22, 2018
I couldn't get my RV started at my campsite and called BCAA. They sent Mission towing. They were friendly and professional, and were able to quickly fix the problem. If you need help, I recommend them!

Jul 12, 2018
Heads up to one of your drivers today, young lady had locked her keys in her car. He happened to be driving by, stopped and helped her out . Kudos to him.

Apr 22, 2018
These guys were amazing! They seriously saved us from a bad situation when we were stranded 30ks up the east Harrison FSR. They took us to a great garage who helped us after. From the initial phone call to the final destination, they were pleasant and very professional.

May 23, 2017
I was coming back from Kelowna and my truck broke down in Agassiz. We called BCAA and they said a truck would show up with in an hour and a half. No more than 30 mins later Mission Towing showed up and gave us a tow. We were talking with Dylan and mentioned we would like to take the truck to a shop close to the ferry as we were from Vancouver Island. With out prompting Dylan called his dispatch and asked them to call BCAA to double check to see if ferry costs would be covered by BCAA so he could get us home. Just the thought of asking that and be willing to take the ferry to help us out shows this is an amazing company with great people. He also didn't mind driving us the 1.5 hours to drop us off to a shop as close to the ferry as he could. Thanks so much Dylan for your help.

Oct 12, 2016
I just wanted to thank Bryan for his kindness with my wife and towing her home with the trailer, also a great thanks for the gentlemen who towed me with my truck to Ford dealer and also I forgot my glasses in his truck, he came back and gave them to me, I do apologize for not remembering this terrific guys name. Thank you Mission towing for having such great gentlemen on your crew Roger Belanger

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