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I had a tow bar fitted by drew short and clearly I fell for his scam and he fitted the tow bar and claimed he wired it up I paid him £120 then he left and none of the lights work with the tow bar and he’s earthed out the back light on my van so it’s just continuously flashing that’s a summary of how I’ve been ripped off AVOID AT ALL COSTS!
I broke down locally and was told I'd have to wait 10 hours before RAC attended so I left my car and got a lift home. I rang DS Auto Services & they were fabulous. They arranged a suitable time to pick up my car and tow it back. They agreed a price which was really competitive and then texted me all the details. They rang when they were on their way & kept me informed. I'd recommend this company and would definitely use them again if I needed too. The driver was brilliant. I am glad I've got my car back!
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