Broke-N-Tow LLC

06/17/2026

🏆 Thank You, Lexington! 🏆

Our team is incredibly honored and grateful to have been voted Best Towing Company in the Lexington Chronicle's Best of Lexington 2026!

This recognition means the world to us because it comes directly from our customers, friends, neighbors, and community members who have trusted us when they needed help most.

Every call we receive is an opportunity to serve, and we never take that trust for granted. Whether you've called us for a roadside emergency, vehicle recovery, transport, business referrals, or towing service, thank you for allowing us to be there for you.

This award belongs to our hardworking team, whose dedication, professionalism, and commitment to customer service make achievements like this possible. Most importantly, it belongs to you—our loyal customers and supporters.

From all of us at Broke-N-Tow LLC, thank you for your votes, your support, and your continued trust. We look forward to serving Lexington and the surrounding communities.

We're honored. We're grateful. And we're here whenever you need us.

🚚 Thank You for Making Us Lexington's Best Towing Company of 2026!

05/31/2026

🚨 BREAKING: South Carolina drivers thought they finally found an empty stretch of I-26 to “open it up a little.” 🚗🌴☀️
South Carolina Highway Patrol just said: “Go ahead… now look up.” 🚁💀
You used to watch for troopers hiding behind overpasses. Then the medians. Then those suspicious SUVs parked in the shade near construction zones. 👀
Now? Better check the sky too. 😭
Because somewhere between Columbia and Charleston… on that long highway stretch where traffic finally starts moving smooth and everybody suddenly forgets the speed limit exists…
something might already be hovering above you. 🚁📍
No sirens. No flashing lights. No warning.
Just you… your playlist… that one driver weaving through traffic like they’re late for destiny… and a drone silently collecting evidence from 300 feet in the air. 💀
You’re cruising like: “Finally… no traffic.”
Meanwhile the drone already: 📍 clocked your speed 📍 watched that lane change with no blinker 📍 saw you texting at 82 MPH 📍 and forwarded your entire life story to SCHP 😭
And waiting ahead? A Highway Patrol unit parked so perfectly it blends into the scenery like a palmetto tree with emergency lights. 🌴🚔💀
South Carolina really said: “You can outrun traffic… but you’re not outrunning aerospace technology.” 😭
Meanwhile locals already warning everybody: “Slow down on I-26.” “They watching from the sky now.” “Especially near Charleston.” 👀🚁
And honestly? South Carolina highways already feel chaotic enough: • beach traffic headed to Myrtle Beach • random brake lights for absolutely no reason • tourists driving 42 in the left lane • summer thunderstorms appearing instantly • and somebody towing a boat way faster than physics allows 🌊⛈️💀
Now add flying speed enforcement to the mix. 😭
Welcome to South Carolina — Where the beaches are beautiful… the humidity is aggressive… the palmetto trees are everywhere… and Highway Patrol might already have eyes on you from above. 🌴🚁☀️🚔

05/21/2026

🚨 BREAKING: South Carolina wildlife officials are warning residents about a growing invasive animal problem spreading across parts of the state… and no, it’s not just alligators, coyotes, or swamp snakes this time. 🐗🌲🇺🇸
Wild feral hog sightings are becoming a serious issue across rural South Carolina — especially near farmland, pine forests, marsh edges, creek bottoms, and isolated backroads where these animals can move silently for miles before anybody notices they’re there. 😳
And these things are NOT just “wild pigs.”
We’re talking: • 300+ pound feral hogs
• razor-sharp tusks
• terrifying speed for something built like a tank
• aggressive behavior when cornered
• and enough strength to completely destroy crops, food plots, and farmland overnight. 💀
South Carolina wildlife officials say the damage happens FAST.
Fields torn apart. Mud everywhere. Fences damaged. Marsh habitat destroyed. And quiet rural property suddenly looking like somebody unleashed a bulldozer in the middle of the night. 😭
Meanwhile locals are reporting: • massive tracks crossing muddy trails
• strange noises moving through tree lines after dark
• and trail cameras capturing giant hogs roaming through South Carolina woods like they own the place. 🐗🌲
And somewhere in rural South Carolina right now: • a deer feeder just got obliterated overnight
• somebody stepped outside expecting whitetails and instead saw a tusked swamp monster staring back at them
• and one hunter is standing in the woods whispering: “Yeah… that definitely ain’t a deer.” 💀
The scariest part?
These animals reproduce EXTREMELY fast.
A small population can explode in size before officials even realize how many are out there — which is why wildlife agencies continue urging residents to report sightings immediately before populations spread even further across the state.
Officials continue warning residents: • do NOT approach them
• do NOT feed them
• and absolutely do NOT underestimate how dangerous they can be.
Because South Carolina’s forests, marshes, and farmland were built for deer, turkey, fishing, and quiet country roads…
not armored swamp bulldozers with tusks sprinting through the woods at full speed. 🐗🌲💀

03/30/2026

Only a few days left for voting. Thank you for getting us this far.

🏆 2026 LEXINGTON'S BEST NOMINATIONS HAVE STARTED 🏆 Nominate the best individuals, businesses and organizations now at lexingtonchronicle.com/lexingtonsbest2026/ 🎊

We are so excited for this year's Lexington's Best event on June 4. Nominations run through Feb. 27. Voting will then be from March 12 to April 2.

03/19/2026

Big thanks to

Charles Anderson, David Moore, Randy Moore, Jay Hallman

for all your support! Congrats for being top fans on a streak 🔥!

03/16/2026

Even a small amount of alcohol can affect driving ability. ⤵️

In 2023, more than 12,000 people were killed in drunk driving crashes and over 2,000 people were killed in alcohol-related crashes where a driver had a BAC of .01 to .07.

03/12/2026

Voting is now open! We are honored and humbled to be a part of the top 5 Best Tow companies in Lexington County Chronicles Best 2026 under the Auto & Transportation category. You can vote daily until April 2. Thank you for your continued support.

🏆 2026 LEXINGTON'S BEST NOMINATIONS HAVE STARTED 🏆 Nominate the best individuals, businesses and organizations now at lexingtonchronicle.com/lexingtonsbest2026/ 🎊

We are so excited for this year's Lexington's Best event on June 4. Nominations run through Feb. 27. Voting will then be from March 12 to April 2.