Interesting but quirky. In Chattanooga because that is where the first "tow truck" was made. Display of some 15 or so different era tow and recovery vehicles. If you are in the first responders line of work it will be interesting. For everyone else -...More

Our family visited the International Towing and Recovery Museum because my guys love that stuff. The building was full of tow trucks from different periods and they had one that helped with tow efforts in Europe during WWII. All along the back wall were display...More

Nice collection of tow wreckers. From old to newer. Very will laid out and good signage on each piece. Staff was very enthusiastic and informative. Good place to visit, especially with the Coker Car Museum closed.

Good little place to go to spend about an hour. If you have a child that loves cars, vehicles or towing trucks, you should definitly try it out. Cute gift shop at the end.

Hubby just had to visit this place while in Chattanooga. I really liked the display outside the museum. Outside the museum was a wall of people that have lost their lives while towing/rescuing by tow truck. There were alot of names on that wall. REally...More

Ever since we were planning our road trip around America (we're from Australia) this place was on our list of things to do. Before you enter the museum you watch a short film which is both interesting and informative. We then went into the museum...More

Stopped in to see the old collection of Tow Trucks. Small and crowded, but there were some great specimens of the vintage tow trucks to view. If you are ever in Chattanooga I would say stop in and check it out.