Built For Tow Trucks.
Only Tow Trucks.

A tow truck is two machines in one. The base vehicle — the chassis, engine, transmission, and drivetrain — runs like any commercial truck. The tow body equipment — the hydraulic system, PTO, boom or bed, controls, winch, and all the systems that make the truck do its actual job — is a completely different machine operating alongside the first one. Both machines need repair. Both machines need maintenance. And both machines fail in ways that require someone who understands how they interact, not just one or the other.

Most shops service one side. A commercial truck shop handles the engine and drivetrain and sends the operator elsewhere for the hydraulic system and body equipment. A body shop handles the equipment and leaves the chassis and drivetrain to someone else. The operator coordinates between two shops, maintains records at two places, and explains the truck's history twice. This is the standard experience for most tow truck operators in Southern California — and it's the problem Quik Tow Repair was built to solve.

Gio built this shop around a simple idea: tow truck operators should have one shop that handles everything. Chassis work, hydraulic repair, electrical diagnostics, structural welding, custom fabrication, equipment swaps, and fleet maintenance — all under one roof, from one team, with one set of records. The shop is in Pomona, CA, on the eastern edge of Los Angeles County at the San Bernardino County line. Centrally located for the four-county SoCal towing industry.