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This Halloween, Gene and Son’s was honored to be a part of the drunk driver display at Tuskegee High School’s Trunk-or-Treat event. As a tow company, drunk driving disasters are something we unfortunately see a lot of. We’d like to take some time to share some information with you that will hopefully encourage you to call a

Many things have happened in the year 2020. A pandemic rages across the world and peaceful protests as well as violent riots are happening all over the country. There is still more to come. During this election we, as United States citizens, will decide either to keep our current president and vice president or elect a new

This Christmas, we wanted to give back to the community that has helped us through this difficult year. The holiday season is a time of magic, especially for the youth in each community across the nation. However, we know that for families struggling financially this can be a time of stress. Their holidays are very different. Rather

If you guessed a Buick Special, You Got It! Buick introduced the Series 40 in 1930 as a replacement for the Series 116. The design of the 1938 Buicks were similar to the redesigned 1937s. They had long, swept-back lines, scalloped hubcaps, and a very distinctive grille. High-quality upholstery and trim could be found in

Tech Tip Tuesday! Are you tired of cloudy headlights? Look no further! All you need is regular white toothpaste and a rag. Scrub the toothpaste onto the headlights in a circular motion, rinse, and repeat if needed. BOOM! Your headlights are now as good as new! Hit that “like” button, if you found this tip

Gene & Sons is looking for an Automotive Mechanic/ Tow Driver to join our team! Full-Time Auto Mechanic / Tow DriverResponsibilities: Repair automobiles, trucks, buses, and other motor vehicles Perform routine vehicle maintenance Perform quality inspections prior to returning the vehicle to the customer Keep detailed records of repairs completed Perform basic repairs Tow Driver

Tech Tip Tuesday! Here in Alabama we all know how hot it can get during the summer months. Did you know that the temperatures can actually effect your tire pressure? In fact, with every 10 degree change in the weather your tire pressure changes by 1 PSI. This means, if the temperature goes from 60