Original sentence: Tow trucks drive broken cars to a garage to get fixed.
Is it correct? It is almost correct, but it sounds a bit unclear. It could make someone think the tow trucks get fixed, not the cars.
Clearer ways to say it:
- Tow trucks take broken cars to a garage to be fixed.
- Tow truck drivers drive broken cars to a garage to get them fixed.
Why these are better:
- Using "to be fixed" shows the cars are the things being fixed.
- Adding "them" (get them fixed) also shows you mean the cars.
- Saying "tow truck drivers" is more exact because people drive the trucks.
Short sentence you can use: Tow trucks take broken cars to a garage to be fixed.