J & T Recovery INC

03/26/2026

Adding another 3 car trailer to the auction transport side of the fleet. If needing cars delivered to auction give us a call

03/04/2026

02/23/2026

Public auction

Our next abandoned vehicle auction will March 19,2026 at our location 2400 north 9th st here in Lafayette

2000 ford ranger
2002 Honda accord
2002 Toyota Camry
2009 Mazda cx9 awd

01/23/2026

The winter storm quickly approaching. Keep our number on speed dial if you find yourself needing a tow or winchout: 765-742-5289

Our team of operators and dispatchers are ready 24/7. Please be mindful of emergency operators on the roadways, and please stay safe

11/27/2025

Happy thanksgiving from all of us at J & T Recovery

10/15/2025

Newest member to our fleet.. 3car trailer
Dealers if you need vehicles transported to Indy to any of the auctions give us a call and we will gladly help you out

04/20/2025

Travis Poe and Robert Carter staging for the Funeral procession for LFD hero Sgt John Robinson.

04/20/2025

04/18/2025

We're hiring!!

We are looking for a driver to run a wrecker

Must have good driving record and be at least 25 years

On call 24/7 but normally home at decent time most nights

Any questions message our page or call the office at 7657425289

02/27/2025

Vote for us in the best of the wabash!

Vote for your favorite activities, restaurants, service providers and more in the Best of the Wabash contest here!

01/19/2025

The Silent Sacrifice:

The Families Behind the Tow Truck

We often see tow truck operators as the unsung heroes of the road, always ready to lend a hand in times of trouble. But behind every brave driver lies a family who faces unique challenges and sacrifices.

The Silent Watch

Every time a tow truck operator leaves for work, their family faces a silent worry. They know the dangers of the job: the unpredictable hours, the harsh weather conditions, and the risk of accidents. They understand the toll it takes on their loved one's physical and mental health.

The Unseen Toll

While we appreciate the hard work of tow truck operators, it's important to acknowledge the sacrifices made by their families. They often bear the burden of:

Irregular Work Hours:

Long shifts, night shifts, and weekend work can disrupt family routines and make it difficult to spend quality time together.

Emotional Stress:

The constant worry about their loved one's safety can take a toll on their mental health.

Financial Strain:

The towing industry can be unpredictable, with fluctuating income and unexpected expenses.

Supporting Our Own

As a community, we can show our support for the families of tow truck operators by:

Raising Awareness:

Educating the public about the dangers faced by tow truck operators and the importance of respecting their work.

Promoting Safety:

Advocating for safer roads and stricter enforcement of "Move Over" laws.

Offering Support:

Reaching out to families of tow truck operators who have lost loved ones, providing emotional support and resources.

Let's honor the sacrifices made by the families of tow truck operators and show them our gratitude for their unwavering support.