Towing in Woodbridge Township and Carteret, NJ: the north end of Middlesex County, closest to our yard

Metropark station draws commuters from across the county, and the decks fill with cars that sit all day. Batteries die, tires go soft and keys end up locked inside.

Name the deck and the level, or the office park on Wood Avenue, and the driver plans the approach before leaving Linden. Parkway Exit 131 at Route 27 is the usual way in.

These neighborhoods sit right against Union County, a few minutes down Route 1 or Rahway Avenue from the yard. Most calls are home driveways, the Avenel station lot and Route 1 shoulders.

Because the trip from Linden is so short, this is where a truck often arrives before the caller has finished looking up a mechanic.

Fords sits around the Turnpike and Parkway interchange, where Route 9 and King Georges Road carry heavy traffic. Port Reading and Sewaren run along the Arthur Kill with rail spurs, warehouses and the waterfront.

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. Everything past the ramps, including Route 9, Route 440 and the local streets, is a direct call for our trucks.

Carteret is a borough of its own, bordered by the Rahway River and the Arthur Kill, with large distribution buildings near Turnpike Exit 12 and Roosevelt Avenue running through the middle.

Box trucks and tractors get a heavy-duty unit, staff cars in the lots get a jump or a flatbed. Businesses here can hold an account on net terms with one monthly invoice.