Wreckless Towing & Recovery ltd

10/11/2026

10/05/2026

Replacing hydraulic hoses on a tow truck is a dirty job. But somebody’s gotta do it.

09/28/2026

Hey Next Gen Car Club. Thank you for trusting Wreckless Towing with one of your sweet cars. I’m glad Jasmine was able to help you. nextgencarclub

09/23/2026

🚛 CALLING FOR A TOW? HERE’S WHAT TO HAVE READY

Breaking down is stressful. Having a few pieces of information ready can help the dispatcher understand your situation and get the right help moving in your direction as quickly as possible.

Your vehicle information:

• Year, make and model
• Colour
• Licence plate number

Your exact location:

• Street address
• Nearest intersection
• Business name or recognizable landmark
• GPS coordinates or highway marker if you’re outside the city

What happened:

You don’t have to diagnose the problem—just describe what you experienced.

For example:

• The vehicle died while driving
• I pulled over, shut it off and now it won’t restart
• The tire is flat
• The lug nuts came loose
• The wheel came off
• The vehicle is stuck
• I was involved in a collision

Small details can change the equipment needed, so please tell the dispatcher everything you noticed.

Where the vehicle is going:

Have the destination ready if possible. This could be your home address, the name of a repair shop or the shop’s address.

Are you in a safe location?

Please tell the dispatcher immediately if you’re stopped in a driving lane, blocking traffic or in another dangerous position. This helps us understand the urgency of the call and prepare the driver for the conditions.

If there is an immediate threat to anyone’s safety, contact emergency services first.

For a vehicle unlock:

Always tell the dispatcher if a child or pet is locked inside. This changes the urgency of the call—especially during very hot or cold weather.

Your contact information:

Provide your name and the best phone number to reach you, even if the dispatcher forgets to ask. The driver may need to contact you when approaching your location or if they’re having difficulty finding you.

You don’t need to know what kind of tow truck you need.

You’re welcome to request a particular type of truck, but our dispatchers and operators will use the information you provide to determine the safest and most suitable equipment for the job.

Sometimes a flatbed is the best choice. Sometimes it isn’t.

Our team is experienced, and we know what to send for different vehicles and situations.

Most importantly, do your best to remain calm. We understand that breakdowns are frustrating and sometimes frightening. Our dispatcher will ask the questions needed to understand the situation and get you the appropriate help as quickly as possible.

Save this post now—you may be glad you have it later.

09/14/2026

Here we see Scott in his natural habitat, wrangling a shipping container. Scott has become an expert in finding and trapping these wild shipping containers and returning them to their homes.

Way to go Scott

09/02/2026

Hey, all my name is Bob. I am the operations manager here at Wreckless Towing in Regina. You can often find me driving a tow truck answering the phones fixing trucks. I’m also the one who is responsible for content on this page. I wanna know what you all wanna see. So leave me some comments tell me what you want to see on our page. Every day jobs? Lessons from the road? Random thoughts? Tell me what you want.

08/28/2026

This was a new one for us. An embroidery machine needed to be moved to a new location yesterday.