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24 hour towing in New Market, Piscataway NJ: quiet streets, cold driveways and the commute that will not start
New Market Road, New Market Pond, Washington Avenue, Old New Brunswick Road and the residential streets toward Dunellen and Middlesex. The quietest part of Piscataway at night, which is exactly why a car that will not start at 5 a.m. feels so stuck, and a tow truck near you here comes in carefully.
Driveway no-starts, lockouts at home and icy curves: towing in New Market, Piscataway
New Market's calls are residential: a car that will not start in the driveway before the early commute, keys locked in the car outside the house, or a slide on an icy curve near the pond; the driver calls ahead so a second car can be moved, and the price is the same $149 flat booking fee, or $129 if you book online.
The 5 a.m. driveway no-start
You are dressed for work and the car only clicks. A jump is tried first, one flat price, and most mornings that is all it takes.
If another car is blocking the driveway, mention it when you call. The driver phones ahead so it can be moved before he arrives.
Keys locked in outside the house
A late night, a full bag, the door shut with the keys inside. It is a lockout, one flat price, not a tow.
The driver opens the car without breaking anything. You do not need to wake up the neighbors.
Ice near New Market Pond
The curves on the streets around New Market Pond and along New Market Road freeze early on cold nights. A car that slid onto a curb or a lawn is a winch-out first.
If it steers and stops properly afterward, you drive home. If a wheel is bent, the tow is priced on the spot.
Washington Avenue and the Dunellen side
Washington Avenue links New Market to the I-287 ramp and toward Dunellen and Middlesex. It is the road the truck usually takes in.
A breakdown on it at night is usually a dead battery or a flat. Give the cross street and the direction you were headed.
Car will not start in your New Market driveway? Call before you are late. A jump is usually the fix.
Call (908) 666-3168All of PiscatawayNext to New Market in Piscataway: Stelton Road, the I-287 ramps and Dunellen
The same dispatcher covers the Stelton Road strip, the I-287 ramp at Washington Avenue and the borough of Dunellen on the northern edge.
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One number for every street in New Market, from the pond to the Dunellen line.
Call nowNew Market: common questions
Short answers to what people ask about this page; the dispatcher can answer the rest.
Can the tow truck fit in my New Market driveway?
Usually, and if not the driver works from the street. He calls ahead so any other car can be moved first.
My car will not start before work. How quickly can you get to New Market?
The dispatcher gives you a window based on the nearest truck, often one on I-287 near the Washington Avenue ramp. A jump is tried first because it is cheaper.
I slid on ice near New Market Pond. Is that a tow?
Not always. A winch-out comes first. If the car drives straight and brakes normally afterward, you are done.
Do you also cover Dunellen and Middlesex?
Yes, both are next door and get the same dispatcher and the same flat booking fee.
Anything else? Ask on the call.
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Call nowStranded in Piscataway after midnight? One number, one flat price, one truck on its way
A dispatcher awake all night. $149 by phone, $129 online. Dispatched from Linden, about 28 minutes out.