Tow truck in Port Reading and Sewaren, NJ: rail yard gates, waterfront streets and soft ground near the water

Tractors waiting at the gate, box trucks on the avenue, and the truck traffic between the yard and the Carteret line. A dead tractor blocking a gate is a heavy-wrecker call with an underlift, and fleets run it on an account with a monthly invoice.

Employee cars that will not start at the end of a shift are a jump or a wheel-lift.

Narrow streets that run down to the Arthur Kill, with parking on one side and the water on the other. The rollback comes in from Route 35 and loads where the street is widest.

Cars near the marina and the park that have gone into the soft shoulder after rain are winched back to the hard road before anything else happens.

The park lot, the fishing spots and the pull-offs facing Staten Island. A car that will not start after an evening by the water is a jump. A car that has slipped off the gravel edge is a winch-out; if it drives afterward, that is the entire charge.

Port Reading and Sewaren are minutes from the yard by Route 35 through Woodbridge proper or by Blair Road through Avenel. Either road carries truck traffic, so say the cross street and the direction. 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.