Mobile Aspire Towing in
Baton Rouge (LA)

Something worth noting from my tow on Siegen Lane. The driver was doing his pre-load walkround and noticed that my left rear shock absorber had oil weeping from it, which meant the seal had gone and the shock was no longer damping properly. He said a blown shock affects braking distance and cornering stability and is worth fixing before highway driving. I had been noticing that the car felt a little soft on the rear end over bumps and had been writing it off as road quality. It was the shock. Mechanic replaced both rear shocks the same day and the difference in the ride was immediately noticeable. That driver spent maybe 20 seconds finding something that had been affecting my car for months without me knowing why.

Really appreciate Mobile Aspire Towing for catching an issue I had completely overlooked during my tow on Siegen Lane. While doing the walkaround, the driver noticed my left rear shock was leaking and explained it could affect braking and stability.Turns out he was right. I replaced both rear shocks the same day, and the difference in the ride was obvious immediately. Glad he took the extra moment to point it out.

My college-aged son called me from a parking lot near the Mall of Louisiana because his car would not start after a shift at work. He is not someone who handles stress well and I could hear it in his voice. I called Mobile Aspire while he stayed with the car. Dispatcher was unhurried and patient even though I was flustered calling on his behalf. Driver got there in about 32 minutes, texted my son when he was close, tried the jump, battery was done, towed the car to a nearby shop. My son called me afterward sounding completely fine. He said the driver was calm and explained everything he was doing. For a 20-year-old dealing with his first dead battery in a parking lot at 10pm, that kind of steady presence matters more than the tow itself. Good people.