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24 hour towing near me in Edison, NJ: nine sections, the station, the mall, the hospital, Exit 10 and the towns next door
Looking for towing near you in Edison Township? This is the whole map. Every section from Oak Tree Road down to Raritan Center, every highway and county road, plus Woodbridge, Metuchen, Piscataway, Highland Park, New Brunswick, East Brunswick, Sayreville and South Plainfield, with a tow truck near you starting from Linden, twenty minutes off.
Towing near me by Edison section: what changes from Menlo Park to Raritan Center
One overnight dispatcher covers all of Edison, but the truck sent and the way it comes in depend on the section, because a mall deck, a station row, a hospital garage, a hillside driveway, a loading dock and a Route 1 jughandle are six different loading problems.
Menlo Park and Edison station
Parsonage Road, Route 27, Central Avenue, Lincoln Highway, the mall and the station lots. A deck with a height bar the rollback cannot pass, long unlit rows by the tracks, and the last trains from New York arriving after midnight to cars that sat all week.
Oak Tree Road and North Edison
Oak Tree Road, Plainfield Avenue, Inman Avenue, Grove Avenue, Wood Avenue and the streets toward Metuchen and South Plainfield. Restaurant blocks that keep the curb full past midnight, boxed-in cars walked out on skates, and hillside driveways where the first frost hits before Route 1.
Raritan Center and Bonhamtown
Raritan Center Parkway, Fieldcrest Avenue, Mill Road, King Georges Post Road and the Turnpike's Exit 10. Overnight commercial work: trucks dead at docks, tractors in yards, employee cars on the fence line at shift change, and gates that need a building number and someone to meet the driver. 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.
Clara Barton and JFK Medical Center
Amboy Avenue, James Street, Grove Avenue, the blocks between Route 27 and the Metuchen line, and the hospital garage. Shift changes at eleven and seven, batteries after twelve hours in the cold, lockouts and flats, and older streets with cars on both curbs.
Nixon and Piscatawaytown
Woodbridge Avenue, Plainfield Avenue, Talmadge Road, Nixon Lane, the Middlesex County College campus and the streets toward the Raritan and Highland Park. Night classes letting out, warehouses on Talmadge Road changing shifts, and low streets by the river that hold water.
The Route 1 corridor and Roosevelt Park
Route 1 from the Woodbridge line to the New Brunswick line, Old Post Road, Vineyard Road, the jughandles, the dealers, the shopping centers and the park lots. Our direct road from Linden and the busiest strip in Edison at every hour of the night.
A cross street, a deck level, a lot row, a gate number or an exit is all dispatch needs to send the right truck.
Call (908) 666-3168Back to 24 hour towing EdisonTow truck near me on Edison roads: the exits, ramps and lots we are called to most
Most Edison calls come from Turnpike Exit 10 and the I-287 ramps, the Route 1 jughandles at Parsonage Road, Old Post Road and Plainfield Avenue, Route 27 by the station, Woodbridge Avenue, Amboy Avenue, and the mall, station and hospital lots.
- NJ Turnpike Exit 10 (I-287 / Route 440 / Raritan Center)
- I-287 at Woodbridge Avenue
- I-287 at Durham Avenue and New Durham Road
- Route 1 at the Parsonage Road jughandle
- Route 1 at Old Post Road and Plainfield Avenue
- Route 27 at Central Avenue (Edison station)
- Woodbridge Avenue from Exit 10 to Highland Park
- Amboy Avenue through Clara Barton
- Oak Tree Road and Inman Avenue
- Talmadge Road and the warehouses
- Menlo Park Mall deck and lots
- Edison station lots and the JFK garage
If the car will still creep, get it onto a jughandle, a ramp or a side street before you call. If it will not, leave it where it is: flashers on, out through the door away from traffic, over the barrier, and only then the phone, with the road, the direction and the last exit or light you passed.
Stopped on an Edison road right now? Ring, and the dispatcher tells you where to stand and what happens next.
Call from the roadsideThe eight towns that border Edison are covered by the same dispatch
Edison touches eight towns, Woodbridge, Metuchen, Piscataway, Highland Park, New Brunswick, East Brunswick, Sayreville and South Plainfield, and every one of them is served by the same night dispatcher for the same $149 booking fee.
Woodbridge
East along Route 1, Route 27 and Amboy Avenue; Iselin, Metropark and Fords sit right on the line.
Metuchen
The borough inside Edison's middle, reached by Amboy Avenue, Plainfield Avenue and Route 27; the station and Main Street.
Piscataway
North and west across I-287 and Plainfield Avenue; the Rutgers campuses and the Route 18 side.
Highland Park
Southwest on Woodbridge Avenue and Route 27; Raritan Avenue and the bridge into New Brunswick.
New Brunswick
South at the end of Route 1 and Route 27; the hospitals, Rutgers and the train station.
East Brunswick
Across the Raritan on Route 18 and the Turnpike; the Route 18 shopping strip.
Sayreville
South and east past Raritan Center on Route 440 and the Turnpike; Exit 10 and the Route 9 side.
South Plainfield
North of Oak Tree and North Edison on I-287, Durham Avenue and New Durham Road; the industrial parks.
A run from Edison into any of those eight, or from any of them back into Edison, is priced as a local tow: $149 to book and the miles, spoken as one figure. Beyond them, to the shore, to Philadelphia or across a state line, the job becomes long distance towing, quoted in advance with the tolls included.
Service area: common questions
Short answers to what people ask about this page; the dispatcher can answer the rest.
Is a tow truck close to me somewhere in Edison at this hour?
Very likely. The trucks are on Route 1 and in the township through the night, and Linden is twenty minutes away. The window you hear comes from where the closest truck actually is.
Which section of Edison gets the fastest arrival?
Menlo Park, the mall and the Route 1 strip, since the truck comes straight down Route 1 from Linden. Raritan Center and the river side are farthest, though a truck already on a dock call is often nearer than the yard.
What about the towns next to Edison?
Woodbridge, Metuchen, Piscataway, Highland Park, New Brunswick, East Brunswick, Sayreville and South Plainfield all get the same dispatcher and the same $149 fee.
Are the station, the mall deck and the hospital garage routine calls?
They are the most routine calls we have in Edison: the station lots after the last train, the Menlo Park Mall deck after closing, the JFK garage at shift change, at any hour.
Anything else? Ask on the call.
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Call nowStuck in Edison at an hour when nothing is open? One call, one price, one truck
A live dispatcher all night. $149 by phone, $129 online. Dispatched from Linden, twenty minutes up Route 1.