Mr Recovery

Honest place they took care of me from the time I saw the car on Facebook until the time I bought it nice people drove all the way from Memphis ask for DJ he will take care of you guys also they have the best mechanic there also

Mr. Biggz Hauling Service LLC, wouldn’t be afraid to do business with Mr. Recovery again. Hauled some vehicles for Mr.DJ, pretty honest gentleman. Shop with him and you definitely wouldn’t be disappointed.

DJ thought my 1996 red GMC jimmy was out for repo. He had looked at his paperwork wrong! all I have to say, is people make mistakes. He made a honest mistake, and I appreciate his kindness!! thank you sir if I ever need a tow I will keep you in mind because you were gentle with my truck! I I never have been behind on payments in my life and I appreciate your courtesy One more thing I didn't tell you the other night when I was 18 to about 30 I did repos with my dad at his company! (I used to be a tow truck driver when he was alive kind of miss it 😔)It's a very dangerous job and all I can say is be careful!!

Awesome guy & very friendly!! I was sending my car back to the dealership & they used his company to pick the car up. When he called he asked me when would be a good time to come vs just coming & towing the car & he also gave me a boost so I could finish getting my items out the trunk & not 1 time rushed me or complained & he even gave me a heads up when he was on the way & outside.. Definitely would call him if I needed a tow or recommend his service others

Unfortunately, I had a really poor experience here. I financed a 2013 Hyundai Sonata hybrid from DJ Hughes/Mr Recovery in July. It broke down immediately on the way home. They were apologetic, came out and fixed the bad ignition coils they didn't catch before selling it. Didn't charge me. I thought that was nice. Couple weeks later, another ignition coil went out. They fixed it again, no charge. I still think that's nice, but I'm starting to wonder why they didn't catch any of these easy fixes before they sold it to me. I'm starting to worry what else might be wrong with it. Couple weeks later, it started making crazy noises and shaking. Whole engine apparently went out, it needs total replacement. I had to get it towed back to them. DJ said well, we can put in a new engine but you'll have to pay for it. I said I would rather just have my money back, considering you sold me a car with all these problems you somehow didn't notice before you took my cash for it. DJ said nope, I can't give you any money back, but I won't make you pay me the rest of the eight thousand you technically still owe me. I said I would certainly hope not, considering you have possession of the car and it doesn't run or drive. I asked for something in writing to state that the contract is null and void. DJ says, "you can't just void a contract," but he is willing to tell me via text message that he will not pursue further payment. Hopefully that's legally binding and he doesn't change his mind. I am now out almost $3,000 with absolutely nothing to show for it. I guess I should be grateful it wasn't worse. Be careful here. They seem like nice people, and they did appear to try, but only up to a point. I would not recommend this business to anyone who needs a working vehicle instead of an expensive mistake. They are still going to take your money either way.