Cranberry Country Towing & Recovery, LLC

05/25/2026

05/16/2026

Camp Douglas Armed Forces Days is here!! It’s a great thing to celebrate, responsibly.

If you find yourself having too much to drink and no DD, let Cranberry Country Towing & Recovery, LLC get you and your vehicle home safely.
SAVE $25 when you call us tonight for a tow from Camp Douglas Armed Forces days.

On top of of the $25 immediate savings, you can also save $10,000+ in DUI fines, attorneys, and interlock fees.

Let’s celebrate, responsibly.

02/27/2026

Every year, dozens of tow operators are killed on the side of the road — not because the job is dangerous, but because someone didn’t slow down. Move over. It’s not just a law. It’s a life

02/26/2026

Photo dump of the 2024 race season at Tomah Sparta Speedway

02/25/2026

🤦‍♀️🤬 Slow down and MOVE OVER‼️ We have families to go home to as well.

On average, every six days one tow truck driver is killed while simply doing their job.

02/25/2026

She sure looks good all shined up! Laughing Larry’s does a fantastic job!

02/21/2026

Being a tow truck operator means you never really know what kind of day you’re walking into.

It could be a simple jump start in a grocery store parking lot…
Or it could be someone’s worst moment on the side of the highway.

We don’t get a schedule that says “easy day” or “hard day.”
We get a call — and we go.

Rain, snow, traffic flying past, emotions running high… you learn real quick that this job isn’t predictable. It’s pressure. It’s responsibility. It’s showing up ready for whatever’s waiting.

That’s the life.

02/20/2026

Stuck in the ditch? Call Cranberry Country Towing & Recovery! 608-387-4929

Roads are not nice out there! Stay home if you can! If you have to go out, reduce speed, increase stopping time, increase following distance, and turn your lights on. If you happen to find yourself in a tough spot, call Cranberry Country Towing & Recovery! We’ll be happy to help!

01/17/2026

Service and compassion do not end when we’re off-duty!

Recently, Trooper Repaal was at home when he received a trail camera notification and noticed a dog on his trail that didn’t belong to him. After some research for missing dogs in the area. he was able to track down the owner.

Together, they went to the last known trail cam location and found the dog nearby caught in a fence by its leash. Thankfully, all was well and the dog was safely reunited with its owner.