Emergency Auto, Car & Towing Services



We offer a wide variety of automotive services, including antique and classic car restoration, general
repair, auto bodywork, custom paint jobs, towing services and more.

 Efficient Automotive Services & Repairs

Get back on the road quickly with efficient automotive services and repairs provided by the
professionals at towing service in Doylestown, Pennsylvania. We have the knowledge and skills to provide the services for both foreign and domestic vehicles.



Antique & Classic Car Restorations

Look no further than A&G Customs in Doylestown, Pennsylvania, when you want high-quality antique and classic car restorations.

We will not only restore and repair your classic car, but we will also make the repairs and custom
detail look as good as new. All of our work is guaranteed.

24-Hour Towing Services

No matter the time of day or day of the week, Auto repair Doylestown, Pennsylvania, is here when you need towing. We are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week for emergency towing services.

If you are broken down on the side of the road, been in an accident, or need to recover an abandoned
vehicle, we will collect you and your vehicle in our tow truck, bringing you and your vehicle to safety.

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