Tow truck on Port Reading Avenue, Carteret, NJ: the southern edge, the township line and the trucks that cross it

Residential stretches mean driveway calls, cold-morning batteries and curbside flats. A jump or a tire change is tried first; a tow goes to the shop of your choice.

Say which side of the township line you are on so the driver comes in from the correct end.

Port Reading has its own logistics buildings, and trucks use this road between them and Carteret. A box truck or tractor that quits here needs a medium or heavy-duty unit, quoted on the call.

The priority is clearing the travel lane, then delivering the unit where the carrier wants it.

A car picked up in Carteret and dropped at a Woodbridge Township shop is a normal local tow. The fee is the same and the mileage is just the distance driven.

Sewaren, a few minutes further along the shore, is covered the same way.

Drivers here often head for the Turnpike at Exit 12 or further south. 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.

Once the vehicle is off the highway, the ride from the exit to your shop is a local tow at the regular quote.