Inmans Auto Rescue Auto Rescue Leave you stranded or won't show up, not properly licensed San Francisco, California

Inman's Auto Rescue, AKA 'Auto Rescue'  is a contract provider of roadside assistance.  They are a Texas Corporation that has multiple dummy companies spread around the country.  On of these is, "Auto Rescue of San Francisco LLC", which gives a physical address to the city that is actually just a mailbox service .  This is illegal.  They have no fictitious name filing in they counties where they operate, such as San Francisco, San Mateo, Alameda, Contra-Costa, etc.  San Francisco fictitious name #0300273-00 filed 1/31/07 is not the same company, but is a shop that went out of business.   Inman's Auto Rescue has not filed with the CA Secretary of State as an Out-Of-State corporation doing business in CA.

Their individual drivers are independent contractors who refuse to disclose if they have the required local business licenses.  None of their vehicles have a phone number or required markings.   These drivers do not bother to carry the required equipment or lighting on their vehicles.  Most don't have the required commercial plates (all numbers except for one letter).  Many have out-of state plates to avoid paying registration fees and compliance with our state's environmental laws.  The corporation survives by underbidding contracts and then underpaying the drivers.  Many drivers who quit are not paid their final pay.

These guys will demand that you sign a waiver before they touch your car and will not pay if they cause damage due to their lack of training and negligence.  If you have a flat and your wheels are not stock, they are likely to just drive off and leave you stranded.  
If one of these people manage to show up, please don't let them touch your car until you have seen that they are in a uniform, that their vehicle has CA commercial plates, and that they show you proof that they are a licensed business with $300,000 insurance.  If not, please feel free to report them to your insurance company and the CA Highway Patrol.

I would suggest that if you have a flat tire, dead, battery, are locked out or out of fuel, that you tell your provider to send anyone else! 
OaklandCAConsumer, Oakland, CA