Within 20 months two companies, Auto Rescue and Mike’s Towing were acquired to increase market share and growth. In January 2011, the company was procured by a three-party partnership, with Ben Brits as the new managing member. The main service at this point was aimed at towing within the Greater Durban Metro, aided by a long-distance auto carrier with a capacity of 40 to 50 vehicles per month between Durban and Johannesburg. As the demand for quick turn-around time increased, the auto carrier capacity expanded 8-fold over the next three years to 350 – 450 vehicles per month. The name “Intercity Towing” misrepresented the key focus of the business and so a new company called “Intercity Auto Movers” was created in parallel. Both companies operate in unison, with Intercity Towing CC mainly operating as a local towing company and Intercity Auto Movers (Pty) Ltd as a long-haul auto carrier company.