Towing in East Brunswick, Old Bridge and Spotswood, NJ: Route 18, Route 9 and the southeast suburbs

Route 18 is East Brunswick's main road, lined with shopping centers, restaurants and Brunswick Square mall. Heavy traffic and frequent lights mean plenty of rear-end crashes and dead cars in parking lots.

Give the dispatcher the direction and the closest store or intersection. Most tows from here go to a shop a few minutes away along the same road.

Exit 9 connects the Turnpike to Route 18 at the East Brunswick and New Brunswick border. Turnpike and Parkway shoulders are served by the Authority's authorized garages. Book with us and we take the car from the exit or the garage's lot.

The Route 18 side of the interchange, the ramps beyond the toll plaza and the local streets are direct calls for our trucks.

Old Bridge is one of the largest townships in the county by area, crossed by Route 9, Route 18 and County Route 516. Much of it is residential, with long drives between neighborhoods.

Calls here are mostly driveways and shopping-center lots. Because of the distance from Linden, the dispatcher gives you an honest window before anything is booked.

Spotswood is a small borough tucked between East Brunswick, Old Bridge and Monroe. Its streets are quiet, and most calls are no-starts, flat tires and trips to a local mechanic.

A roadside fix is one flat price and often saves the tow entirely. The dispatcher will suggest it first if it seems likely to work.