Tow truck near me in Edison, NJ: the sections, the roads between them, and the eight towns on the border

Decks and open lots at the mall, hotels and showrooms shoulder to shoulder on Route 1, the tower on Christie Street and the park's loop roads. Menlo Park is where the wheel-lift earns its keep under low ceilings, with the rollback parked at the deck exit. In from Route 1 or Parkway Exit 131.

Shopping blocks with cars nose to tail along Oak Tree Road, then a residential grid up to the South Plainfield and Metuchen lines full of all-wheel-drive crossovers. North Edison is wheel-lift on the commercial curb and rollback in the driveways. In along Route 27 or Plainfield Avenue.

Older streets and short driveways between Amboy Avenue and Route 1, with the hospital a few blocks up James Street. In Clara Barton the rollback loads from the street more often than not, and the hospital's garage means dollies to the exit first.

The largest industrial park in New Jersey, off Exit 10 and Woodbridge Avenue, with docks, trailer yards and the Convention and Exposition Center lots. Raritan Center runs on the medium and heavy wreckers for fleets and rollbacks for the employee lots. 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 1 corridor from the mall down through Bonhamtown to the New Brunswick line, the Talmadge Road warehouses and the Nixon side toward Route 27. Bonhamtown and Nixon mean jughandles and long merges, so the wheel-lift clears a dead car fast and the rollback takes the rear-enders.

The township's oldest corner around Woodbridge Avenue and Plainfield Avenue, the station on the Northeast Corridor, the college campus and the edge of Rutgers Livingston. Piscatawaytown and Lindeneau see jumps at the station, dollies in the campus rows and rollbacks on the streets by the river.