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7:30AM - 5:30PM
8768 W Thunderbird Rd, Peoria
Towing
7:30AM - 5:30PM
8245 W Grand Ave, Peoria
Towing
“Excellent service for my vehicles and myself. The folks at Wilhelm Automotive are very friendly as well as knowledgeable. They were able to service both my RV and my SUV the next day after I called for the appointments. I'll definitely be back when I need service I can't (or just don't want) to do myself.”
7:30AM - 5:30PM
17311 N 91st Ave, Peoria
Towing
“They do a phenomenal job very amazing like I got into car accidents before and these are the guys to go to got into two car accidents and made my car look brand new again. I strongly recommend them.”
“Had a question about a 4l60e rebuild that im doing. Went in and spoke with owner and their transmission rebuild tech. They spent at least 10 minutes answering my questions and giving possible solutions. They were more than nice and helpful. I usually do all my own mechanic work but you guys are on top of my referral list. Thx for your assistance. I did order a new tpc solenoid and found my 3-2 control valve spring was broken.”
Open 24 hours
8271 W Thunderbird Rd, Peoria
Towing
“Professional friendly and CLEAN ! The only place that answered the phone. Lucky day. On time , good price professional service best part, $$ Great Low Price $$
I recommend Poly's Towing and will be my go to when I need a tow. Don't get impounded on top of breaking down, call Poly's Towing!!”
7:30AM - 5:30PM
7422 W Thunderbird Rd, Peoria
Towing
“Craig and staff have been a great help to our vehicle needs! They took care of our Ford Fusion and Dodge Durango this month. They were professional yet personable. Their kindness and willingness to take care of our needs is greatly appreciated! We highly recommend them!”
Towing
“I took my Mustang in because the clutch pedal was not returning all the way and shifter was not shifting smoothly. I assumed we would have to replace the clutch which would be costly. It turned out it was a clamp on the hydraulic line leading into the clutch master cylinder. That was not expected for sure. Turns out that the engine builder left it in there when they rebuilt the motor.”