Working 12 hour shifts graveyard this week and stumbled across Matt's videos. Lifesaver! LOL. Having grown up in Northern Idaho off-roading, hunting, shooting, and valuing family and decency, I really appreciate Matt making the time to share with the rest of America how it's supposed to be done. Being kind, respectful, honorable, and hard-working is what made America great.

Matt! Your attitude, is what people draw too!. It shows in all people around you. Respect you , and your whole family!👍🏼

Is it only me that only think the video's are better with Ed ? We love you Ed and thanks for helping out your faithful sidekick that Matt guy I think his name is. Lol. Have a great weekend everyone and stay unstuck.

Matt, my Dad worked for a towing company back in the late 60's, I was his helper in the summer and on weekends, I saw a lot that a 13 year old should not have seen with him. Your videos are much lighter and very entertaining. I am impressed beyond words at your success with those jeeps. You give a good name to the towing industry.

I like the towing but I think what keeps bringing me back is the family feeling you get from watching the videos you seem to support each other so well that's hard to come by in today's America God Bless you all

Ed the legend... thanks for gracing us Ed!

Ed is the Man! Miss old school real men like Ed! He reminds me of my diesel mechanic Grand father Mickey and the WW2 Navy Tailgunner who started my training as a electrician, Old Manny , he was as tough as they come, born in Brooklyn, at 87 he was still going on the 40 ft ladder! And used to test the mains with his licked fingers and a cigarette hanging out his mouth and usually bleeding all over the place but never stopping! If you can make it through a war , you can make it through anything! God bless these old timers who never say die or can’t! Helped teach me how to be a man! They’re a dying breed!

Ed sure does enjoy himself. Older folks like him can be very entertaining with lots of life experiences to offer.

Glad to see you doing a proper and professional towing job using your breakaway chains and tow lighting. Unlike so many tow companies out there that don’t.

Terrific videos. I live in North Andover, MA and have made seven 30 day trips to National Parks in the west. I drove a 1999 GMC hightop conversion van and took it on roads i never should have been on and never got stuck. Close, but always got out. Kolob road up to the reservoir, Muley Point road after the rain, (did a 32 point turn in the middle of the road when my tires caked with clay, most of Cathedral Valley Road, House Rock Valley Road, the open campground along the Virgin River on Rt. 9, the length of Cotton Creek Road through the deep sand at the mid-point. You’re right when you say the reason we take these backloads is to see the beautiful country in Utah. Sue Dodson took me to see White Pocket and South Coyote Butte the day after I hiked into the Wave. I really appreciate it when you describe exactly where you’re extracting a vehicle. You’re videos are a real nostalgia trip for me. See some of my photos at

Ed- " Everybody's out driving the road, this guy couldn't stay on it". Omg, i dont know why but i havnt laughed so hard in a while...priceless!

Stumbled on your channel last week. Honesty and integrity is what keeps me watching. Keep up the material.

Great video, really good to see Ed turning wrenches....I bet he can tell some great stories... Can't wait to see you hit 100k subscribers.

Mat, you're such a nice guy! You never a bad word from you.. you show your class every day.... not to sound bad, God is with you...!!!

It's good to see Ed with you . I've got a few friends like Ed they've got some of the best story's as always great work on the video. 😁👍

I have a great respect to you matt... for respecting ed...the old man..

Fun seeing my hairy face at

I love the way you guys take care of old Ed... Hats off to you all......

yes your attitude is absolutely tolerant and amazing .... I don't think to many people understand the logistics of filming... the arrival and departure scenes, planning planning planning.... hats of to ya bro, nice work video and career.

Matt, thanks for taking the time to share your passion. Thanks for keeping it clean and "family friendly". Thanks for adding those "filler" videos - showing other things about you, the garage, and the family. For me, it adds depth, and richness. You become a real person, a person I would like to know. I remember Hurricane when it was a sleepy little town - about 40 years ago! I lived in Cedar City, and we'd occasionally drive through Hurricane to and from SE Arizona.