I'll bet this will be the oldest review ever. I was traveling from Fort Ord,CA to Fort Wolters, TX in 1971 when I got caught in a blizzard
My car died and I-40 was officially closed. After about an hour thinking I'd have to wait out the storm in my car, a Wagon Wheel tow truck happened by and towed me in. I spent two nights in their motel until the road reopened.
Ice had gotten into my distributor and cracked the cap. Because it was a British car, there were no distributor caps anywhere nearby. So he covered my distributor with a plastic bag and secured it with a rubber band. Once the highway reopened, that plastic bag got me to Texas.
Last year I happened to be driving by on I-40 and saw the sign and stopped. The place was closed, but looked pretty much the same after 45 years! Thanks for saving me!

Our RV broke down on I 40 E outside of Moriarty, NM. We called AAA and they hooked us up with Wagon Wheel Towing. The owner of Wagon Wheel Towing ( Charles ) came out very quickly, to reassure us a tow truck was on the way. Charles was very professional , knowledgeable and considerate of our needs. He waited for the tow truck to arrive before he left. We were very thankful for the prompt care and attention. We highly recommend their services!

We can not say enough good things about our experience with Wagon Wheel Towing--we were stranded on Interstate 40 due to an accident, they came to tow us and tried to start our car. After several attempts and it still not starting Charles would not give up and continued to work on it until he successfully got us on our way back home to Ca. Had it not been for him we would have been strandedd in New Mexico for 3 additional days as I had called ahead to the Ford Dealership and they could not fix it until Mon. Thanks again to Charles and his assistant, Phil. Judy and John Bennett, Palm Springs, Ca.