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Tow truck in Piscatawaytown and Lindeneau, Edison: the station lot, the college rows, and the streets toward the river
The township's oldest corner, around the crossing of Woodbridge Avenue and Plainfield Avenue, running west to the Piscataway line and south to Highland Park and the Raritan. Edison station on the Northeast Corridor, the Middlesex College campus by the Rutgers Livingston edge, and the Route 27 stretch toward New Brunswick.
Jumps at the station, dollies in the college rows, rollbacks by the river: how the truck works Piscatawaytown and Lindeneau
Edison station's commuter lot produces dead batteries at 7 p.m. that are a jump before they are a tow, Middlesex College's tight rows need a wheel-lift or dollies to reach open pavement, and the streets toward Highland Park and the river hold the crossovers that ride the rollback, all at the same $149 booking fee, $129 when you book online.
Edison station and the commuter lot
Northeast Corridor riders come back to a car that sat all day on Central Avenue, and most of those calls are a battery. A jump is one flat price and no deck is needed.
If the car does have to move, the rows are narrow and the deck is laid down at the end of the aisle. Tell the dispatcher which lot, and whether you are beside the car or still on the platform.
Middlesex College and the Kilmer campus
Long lots off Woodbridge Avenue with cars parked close and students coming back to them at all hours. The wheel-lift reaches a car in a tight row and walks it to the lane; an AWD or an electric is handed to the rollback there.
A flat with a good spare is a tire change at one flat price.
Woodbridge Avenue, Plainfield Avenue and the old crossing
The two roads that meet at the heart of Piscatawaytown and carry everything between Raritan Center, the station and the Piscataway line. Curb parking, turning lanes and a stalled car block a lane fast; the wheel-lift clears it. Give the cross street and the side.
Route 27 toward Highland Park and the river streets
The Lincoln Highway past the Plainfield Avenue crossing and down to the Highland Park line, and the residential streets that slope toward the Raritan. Driveways here have room for the rollback more often than in Clara Barton.
Cars that leave the road on the slopes after rain are winched back before anything else is decided.
Dead at the station or boxed in on campus? Say the lot. The right truck comes with the jump pack aboard.
Call (908) 666-3168All of EdisonNext to Piscatawaytown and Lindeneau: Bonhamtown, Raritan Center, North Edison, Highland Park
East on Woodbridge Avenue is Bonhamtown and then Raritan Center, north up Plainfield Avenue is the Oak Tree side, and south over the line is Highland Park; one dispatcher and one fee for all of them.
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Call nowPiscatawaytown & Lindeneau: common questions
Short answers to what people ask about this page; the dispatcher can answer the rest.
My car will not start at Edison station. Do I need a tow?
Usually not. After a day in the lot the cause is nearly always the battery, and a jump is one flat price with no miles. If it will not hold a charge, the tow is added at the flat rate with the truck already parked beside you.
Can a tow truck reach a car in a tight row at Middlesex College?
Yes. The wheel-lift or dollies bring it to the lane, and the rollback loads there if the car is all-wheel drive or electric. Say which lot and roughly which row.
How does the truck reach Piscatawaytown from Linden?
Route 1 to Woodbridge Avenue or Route 27 through Metuchen, a little more than twenty minutes. A truck already working Bonhamtown or Raritan Center is often nearer than the yard.
Is a tow from Piscatawaytown to a shop in Highland Park or Piscataway far?
No. Both are the next town over, and the tow is the booking fee plus a couple of miles, quoted on the call.
Anything else? Ask on the call.
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$149 by phone, $129 online, miles quoted before dispatch. One fee for the rollback and the wheel-lift, at noon and at 3 a.m.