Lizard Lick Towing Season 3: Episode Guide & Ratings

Ron reconsiders his impetuous decision to sell the company when the new owner threatens to put the entire crew out of work. Meanwhile, a final repo entails picking up a pricey sports car that was abandoned on railroad tracks.

Lars arrives to assume ownership of the company and is arrested; Juicy gets tossed into the water; and Lars' cars are repossessed. Meanwhile, Ron and Bobby helicopter to a cow field to retrieve a Suburban.

Ron and Bobby take on new careers as security guards for a mystery celebrity; the boys are forced to repossess a bus filled with senior citizens on a gambling trip.

Prior to undertaking their first security detail for wrestler Ric Flair, Ron and Bobby find themselves playing chicken with some BMX racers.

Bobby considers buying a food truck that is going up for auction, and later, he and Ron try to lure debtors out of a locked car.

A Krazy Dave's family reunion impedes the debut of Ron and Bobbie's food truck.

The LIZARD LICK crew lose their food truck and start the investigation to see who took it.

Ron and Bobby saddle up for a repo at a rodeo, Krazy Dave and Amy set up the newly single Bobby on a blind date

A van job at a little-girls' beauty pageant turns out to be a real kick for Bobby, while Ron's surprise find in a repo brings back memories of his old dog. Later, Bobby's first date with Cassie may be ruined when a carnival-ride repo comes around.

A repo turns X-rated on Krazy Dave; and Amy's intrusion into Bobby's love life throws their friendship for a loop.

Real-estate developers threaten a local farmer with foreclosure, so Ron rides to the rescue to keep his hometown from being bulldozed, while Bobby fulfills a lifelong dream of getting behind the wheel of a famous TV-show vehicle.

An old enemy resurfaces and attempts to sabotage Ron's big debate.

Ron's opponent accuses him of wrong doing and a terrible mishap threatens the team.

Bobby's in a car accident and goes to a hospital, and Ron and Amy await word on his condition.