Naylor Towing Boise

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655 E Stagecoach Way
Kuna, ID 83634
When you're stranded, Naylor Towing is ready to help with affordable and dependable towing and roadside assistance services in the Treasure Valley area, including Boise, Meridian, Kuna and Nampa, ID. We are a family owned and operated business with over 50 years in the towing business. All of our drivers are Wreckmaster Certified. Naylor Towing is the Idaho Authorized Service Provider for DAS (Dependable Auto Shippers). We are an AAA-approved business and have been BBB accredited since 2009 with an A+ rating. We directly bill most insurance companies and accept most credit cards. Be sure to ask about senior discounts. Call Naylor Towing now for prompt, 24-hour towing services.

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1.57 reviews
Jim M.
8/30/2018

We use them for our fleet of vans in the Treasure Valley, emergency tow service or to help a stranded vehicle, my team can depend on Mike and Naylor Towing. I even had them move a giant shed from...

Patrick C.
7/23/2024

Terrible company. Stay away from using their so called services. They will tip you off! They are heartless and have no compassion for those in need in the community. Do not use this company.

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Ann R.
1/16/2016

Almost $300 and it was towed just yesterday afternoon. Oh and as for the 24/7...not so much. I guess if you're willing to wait for them to finish whatever it is that they're doing and show up then...

Keri K.
2/21/2022

My car had a flat tire. Nothing else was wrong with it. They towed it for me and when I got it back it was scratched and dented on the bumper. They won't take responsibility for it. I'm guessing...

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Kelsey C.
2/22/2019

My car was towed out of a parking lot that had zero signs saying my car couldn't be left. I realize that it is my fault and I'm not upset at the situation so much as I am at their service. Front...

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