Anglin Automotive and Towing LLC

02/07/2023

Aaron says Tom I will get it done just give me a minute

The definition of a labor of love 🤣

12/26/2022

12/23/2022

Anyone need a Towing or a w***h out call Anglin Towing

10/21/2022

10/21/2022

Largest mouse trap??

10/09/2022

WOW!!! This race will go down in the history books! set the stick shift world record earlier today at 6.75. and Grubb Worm just went side by side 6’s! That was one of the most epic races I’ve ever seen! 6.61 is the new quickest stick shift car on the planet!!! 🤯🤯 is HOOKING!! We are loving it out here at

10/09/2022

12/25/2021

Merry Christmas from Anglin Towing

11/10/2021

Wanting that special vehicle towed use the ones you can trust

08/28/2021

When you car decides to die in the strangest places call Anglin Towing we are there to help you

08/18/2021

Don't get stranded, call Butler Countys premier Towing service

08/09/2021

Truck Driver Wanted Steel hauling no weekends home every nite,Great pay ,local hauling

07/16/2021

Work on small fleet of trucks and some car and truck repair

07/14/2021

Wanted Tow truck driver part time,evenings and weekends great pay nice trucks Call Tom 513 349 8425

07/13/2021

Add a new rollback the Anglin Towing ,2021 Ram 5500

06/28/2021

Save a life: Wear a Seatbelt. Wear your seat belt every time, no matter how uncomfortable it feels or how far you're going.

06/25/2021

Fun Fact Friday!
The longest ownership of a vehicle from new is 61 years, 7 months and 24 days by James C. Rees. Sr. of Collegeville, Pennsylvania, USA, who bought a grey and white Chevrolet Coupe on 15 June 1951 and still drives it as of 8 February 2013.

06/23/2021

Honor a pet who is not with us anymore.
Post a picture and tell us their name.

06/21/2021

Joke of the Day!
What kind of car does a sheep like to drive?
(Answer in the picture)

06/18/2021

Happy Father's Day
Honoring fatherhood and paternal bonds, as well as the influence of fathers in society. Do you have a special memory with your father figure?

06/16/2021

Summer is here, and road trips are abound! Here are 3 signs your vehicle's A/C needs to be maintained by Anglin Automotive & Towing. Call us today at 513-726-0240!

06/14/2021

Did you know?
The rubber used in the tires of a car is vulcanized. Vulcanization is a process for converting natural rubber or related polymers into more durable materials by heating them with sulfur or other equivalent curatives or accelerators. Charles Goodyear invented the process of vulcanization of rubber when he was in jail and was experimenting with a piece of rubber and a pin. He accidentally dropped the piece of the rubber on the hot stove and the rubber became black and tough.

06/11/2021

Brake noise can be like fingernails on a chalkboard. Even worse it can indicate a serious safety problem that can affect your vehicle's ability to stop. When your brakes start to squeal or grind it is time to take them into Anglin Automotive & Towing. We will check them out and put a plan of action into place.

06/09/2021

Replace Your Windshield Wipers
Summer thunderstorms are known for their monsoon-equivalent rain-dumping nature. Spring is the logical time to switch out your wiper blades for a new set, especially if the same pair has already served as your winter wipers as well. And don't forget to keep your washer fluid full throughout the season! Call us at 513-726-0240 and we can help!

06/07/2021

What is a Timing Belt? A vehicle?s timing belt (or cambelt) are extremely important for keeping internal combustion engines running. The job of the timing belt is to harmonize crankshaft and camshaft rotation, and if both are synced up properly, then your vehicle?s pistons and valves will operate correctly. Schedule a service at Anglin Automotive & Towing today and we will make sure your timing belt is in working order!

06/04/2021

Did you know that the largest domestic breed of cat is a Maine C**n? 2010 Guinness World Records was held by a Maine C**n named Stewie, who measured 48.5 inches. That is more than four feet long! How big is your feline friend?

06/02/2021

Even properly maintained vehicles can become disabled. Supplies and safety equipment will come in handy if something were to go wrong. Here is a list of suggestions.

06/01/2021

The weather is getting warmer, schools are letting out and the A/C is turned up on full blast! Does your car?s A/C need a diagnostic? Bring it to Anglin Automotive & Towing today.

05/28/2021

Anglin Automotive & Towing honors and mourns the military personnel who have died in the performance of their military duties while serving in the United States Armed Forces.

05/26/2021

The following tips can help you avoid being stranded on the side of the road due to the extreme temperatures of summer. Not sure about your vehicle stop by Anglin Automotive & Towing and have it inspected today.

05/24/2021

Here's to the brothers that hold a special place in our hearts. Celebrate your brother on Brother?s Day. What special memories do you have with your brother?

05/21/2021

Time for another Friday Funny with Anglin Automotive & Towing! What does music have to do with road safety?

05/19/2021

Anglin Automotive & Towing realizes that it may have been a while since some folks have been on the road. So as the rusty drivers join us on the highways, follow these tips to stay safe out there?

05/17/2021

Help Anglin Automotive & Towing honor our EMS professionals during ! How will you show your gratitude for their dedication to your community? Share your ideas and 'thanks' in the comments below...

05/14/2021

If your vehicle's braking system is malfunctioning, your safety is in question. Manufacturers recommend at least one Brake Inspection or service per year to check for wear, possible leaks, and any damaged parts. Call 513-726-0240 today so we can check everything out for you! Here are a few things to watch for...

05/14/2021

Looking for a full time Tow Truck driver stop in the shop or leave a message on FB

05/12/2021

Do you really need a new car? Follow these tips from Anglin Automotive & Towing to make your ride last beyond 200,000 miles: