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Towing company near me in Woodbridge, NJ: nine sections, three stations, one mall, two interchanges and seven neighbors
Looking for a towing company near you somewhere in Woodbridge Township? This page is the map of where our fleet works. Every section from Sewaren to Colonia, plus Carteret, Rahway, Clark, Edison, Perth Amboy, Sayreville and Linden, all from one yard twelve minutes away.
Towing company by Woodbridge section: who calls us where, and which truck answers
Nothing about the company, the phone number or the $149 fee differs between Keasbey and Colonia; what differs is the truck and the road in, because a loaded chassis at a dock, a sedan on a Metropark deck level and an SUV in an Inman Avenue driveway are three different jobs for three different vehicles in our fleet.
Keasbey, Port Reading and Sewaren
The freight side of the township: distribution centers off Smith Street and Crows Mill Road, the rail yards and warehouses along Port Reading Avenue, and the waterfront at Sewaren. Heavy-duty trucks on fleet accounts, flatbeds for the staff cars.
Metropark and the Iselin office parks
Commuters and office fleets on Wood Avenue South, in the station decks and along Route 27 to the Parkway. Our drivers know which deck levels a flatbed clears and where the truck waits when it cannot.
Woodbridge Center, Main Street and the station
The mall's lots and ring road, then the old downtown along Main Street, Amboy Avenue and Green Street to the Pearl Street station. Mostly batteries and lockouts, and shop vans that quit at the curb.
Oak Tree Road and Iselin's businesses
The busiest retail strip in the township, from Middlesex Avenue to the Edison line. Restaurant and grocery delivery vans, customers boxed in on a Saturday, and a truck that comes in from the side streets.
Colonia and Avenel
The households nearest our yard: Inman Avenue, the streets by Merrill Park, Rahway Avenue, Avenel Street and the Avenel station lot. Jump packs and flatbeds for the family SUVs, and the first truck out of Linden.
Fords, Hopelawn and the Parkway and Turnpike interchange
Route 9, King Georges Road, Ford Avenue and the knot of ramps where Turnpike Exit 11 meets Parkway Exits 127 to 131. Direct dispatch on every local road and state route. 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.
Name a section, a corner, a lot or a dock number and the dispatcher picks the truck that fits it.
Call (908) 666-3168Back to Towing Company WoodbridgeWhere a Woodbridge towing company gets called most: the exits, the state routes and the station lots
Our calls cluster at Turnpike Exit 11, at Parkway Exits 127 through 131, along Routes 1 & 9 near the split, on Route 35, Route 27 and Route 440, and in the lots and decks at Metropark, Woodbridge station, Avenel station and Woodbridge Center.
- NJ Turnpike Exit 11 (Parkway / Route 9 / Woodbridge)
- NJ Turnpike Exit 12 (Carteret / Port Reading)
- Garden State Parkway Exit 127 (Route 9 / Route 440)
- Garden State Parkway Exit 128 (Rahway Avenue, Avenel)
- Garden State Parkway Exit 129 (Route 1 / Turnpike)
- Garden State Parkway Exit 130 (Route 1, Woodbridge)
- Garden State Parkway Exit 131 (Route 27, Metropark)
- Routes 1 & 9 and the Woodbridge split
- Route 35 and Amboy Avenue
- Route 440 from Sewaren to the Outerbridge approach
- Metropark station decks
- Woodbridge station and Main Street
- Woodbridge Center mall lots
A car that can still creep should creep into a jughandle, a shopping lot or a wide shoulder. The quote is identical there, and our truck reaches a safe spot faster than a live lane. A car that cannot creep stays put with the hazards on while you wait behind the guardrail and give the dispatcher the road, the direction and the last exit or cross street.
Stopped on a Woodbridge road this minute? Call, and the dispatcher walks you through where to stand and which truck is coming.
Call from the roadsideThe seven towns that border Woodbridge get the same company, the same trucks and the same fee
Woodbridge touches Carteret, Rahway, Clark, Edison, Perth Amboy, Sayreville and Linden, and our dispatcher treats a tow that crosses any of those lines as an ordinary local job on a company truck: the $149 booking fee plus a few miles, quoted before we roll.
Carteret
Across the line from Port Reading by Roosevelt Avenue and Turnpike Exit 12. The industrial park there is on the same heavy-duty routes as Keasbey.
Rahway
North of Avenel on Rahway Avenue and Route 1. Our trucks pass through it from the yard, and the hospital and the garages downtown are regular drop-offs.
Clark
Above Colonia by Inman Avenue and the Parkway. Short driveway-to-shop runs on the same truck that works Colonia.
Edison
West of Iselin on Route 27 and Oak Tree Road. JFK University Medical Center and the Route 1 dealers take many of our Metropark and Oak Tree Road tows.
Perth Amboy
South on Route 35 and Route 440. Raritan Bay Medical Center and the body shops near Smith Street and State Street.
Sayreville
Over the Raritan on Route 9 and Route 35. Dealers and tire shops on the Route 9 strip are a common destination from Fords and Hopelawn.
Linden
Where the trucks sleep. Any Woodbridge pickup headed to a Linden shop is the fleet's shortest possible run.
Cross one of these borders in either direction and the receipt reads booking fee plus a few miles, nothing more. Go well beyond them, to the shore, the city or another state, and it becomes a long distance tow on one company flatbed, tolls included in the quote.
Inside Woodbridge or just over its line, the voice on the phone belongs to the same company.
Call (908) 666-3168Contact dispatchService area: common questions
Short answers to what people ask about this page; the dispatcher can answer the rest.
Is there really a towing company near me in Woodbridge, or just a number?
A company, with a yard twelve minutes off and trucks working all nine sections at every hour. When you call, the dispatcher reads the arrival window off the position of the closest company truck rather than guessing from the yard.
Which section of Woodbridge does your truck reach first?
Avenel and Colonia, since Route 1 and Rahway Avenue run straight into them from Linden. Sewaren and Keasbey are farthest by road, but a heavy-duty unit is often already down there on a fleet call.
Do you cover the towns that border Woodbridge?
All seven: Carteret, Rahway, Clark, Edison, Perth Amboy, Sayreville and Linden. Same dispatcher, same fleet, same $149 booking fee.
Anything else? Ask on the call.
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Company fleet, company drivers, company dispatcher. $149 flat by phone, $129 online, mileage quoted before we leave the yard.