01Confirm who is responsible for payment
Tell dispatch whether the driver, vehicle owner, business, dealership, fleet, insurer, roadside plan, repair facility, or another authorized party expects to pay. A promise by a third party is not payment authorization until dispatch confirms the arrangement.
02Review the job-specific estimate
Tommy's public starting price is $125 for towing; mileage and other disclosed charges may apply. Ask what the estimate covers and what conditions—such as distance, access, recovery work, waiting, destination changes, locked wheels, or additional equipment—could change it.
03Confirm the accepted payment method
Ask live dispatch which payment methods are accepted for the specific job and when payment is due. This website does not process a payment, store a card, or verify that a payment method will be accepted at the scene.
04Authorize material changes before work continues
If the actual vehicle, access, condition, distance, destination, scene control, or required work differs from the original description, ask for an updated explanation and estimate before additional non-emergency work proceeds when circumstances allow.
05Obtain and review the receipt
Keep the final receipt or invoice with the service date, vehicle, pickup and destination information, payment amount, and charge description. Report a factual error promptly while dispatch records and payment information are still easy to locate.