Tow truck in Iselin, NJ: Oak Tree Road, the Metropark garage and the office parks along Wood Avenue

A multi-level garage with a ceiling a rollback cannot clear. The commonest call is a battery that died while the owner was in the city, which is a jump at one flat price and needs no truck bed at all.

A car that must leave comes out to ground level on the wheel-lift or on dollies, with the rollback waiting at the exit if the car is AWD or electric. Say the level and the aisle when you call.

From the Edison line east past the storefronts, the curb is full at every hour and the side streets fill behind it. A car that will not start or has been parked in is a wheel-lift job: under the wheels, lift, and walk it into the lane.

Say which side of Oak Tree Road and the nearest cross street; the driver arrives by the side street, never down the middle of the shopping block.

Surface lots and low-rise decks around the Metropark office towers, with a security booth at most entrances. Once you have called, the guard lets the truck in and the driver checks in at the booth.

End-of-day no-starts here are batteries; the rest are AWD company cars that ride the rollback from the open lot.

Lincoln Highway through Iselin is two lanes each way with turning traffic and little room to stop. A dead car in a lane is a wheel-lift call for speed. A crash at one of the Route 27 lights is a rollback with a winch, and the car goes to the body shop you name rather than a yard.