About Us
U.S. METRO
Towing & Auto Repair
Owner
U.S. Military Veteran · Retired Police Officer
Brian Katt's career has been built on service. He served in the U.S. military, then spent years in law enforcement before retiring from the police force — experience that taught him to stay level under pressure, follow through on his word, and treat every call with respect and urgency.
He carried that standard into U.S. Metro Towing. The company was built around a simple mission: when people are stuck, they need someone they can count on to show up and help.
We provide towing, roadside assistance and auto repair under one roof — light, medium and heavy duty — for drivers across the Silver Valley and North Idaho.
Owner-operated service
U.S. Metro Towing, Logistics, and Asset Recovery LLC is built around a straightforward idea: stranded drivers deserve clear communication, capable help, and a real person who takes their situation seriously.
Owner Brian Katt and the U.S. Metro team focus on understanding what happened before deciding what equipment or service fits. That means asking useful questions, explaining the next step, and avoiding promises that cannot be confirmed from a distance.
Every situation is different. A passenger car in a driveway, a work truck on I-90, and a vehicle off the road each need a different response.
Drivers often need more than transportation. A dead battery may reveal a charging issue; a damaged tire may involve a wheel or suspension concern; a breakdown may need diagnosis after the tow.
Bringing towing, roadside assistance, and repair under one name helps create a simpler path from being stuck to getting the vehicle moving again.
U.S. Metro serves the Silver Valley and the wider I-90 corridor across North Idaho, extending through Coeur d'Alene and Post Falls into Spokane and surrounding Eastern Washington communities.
A second Washington yard is opening as that regional coverage grows. Call dispatch to confirm service for your exact location.
You can expect dispatch to ask where you are, what you are driving, what happened, and whether the vehicle is in a safe and accessible position. Those details matter because they help match the response to the job.