24 hour towing in Downtown Jersey City, NJ: tower garages, the Newport decks and the tunnel approach

Cars that sat twelve hours under an office tower and will not turn over, keys left in a car at the end of a trading shift, and cars parked on a level the truck cannot reach. Say the garage, the level and the entrance you will stand at. The driver brings the car up and the truck waits on Hudson Street or Christopher Columbus Drive.

Weekend nights at the Newport Centre garages and the towers along Washington Boulevard bring dead batteries and lockouts by the dozen. Stay with the car; the driver calls from the ramp and walks in when the truck cannot. A jump clears most of these calls without a tow, and it costs less.

Brownstone blocks, alternate-side parking, bike lanes and streets that only run one way. A car boxed in on Grand Street or Erie Street is walked out with skates and loaded around the corner. Give the cross street and the side of the street, and the dispatcher picks the direction the truck comes in from.

Twelfth Street, Fourteenth Street, the Route 139 climb and the toll plaza lanes are where tunnel-bound cars stall in the small hours. The approaches on the city side are direct dispatch. Inside the plaza and the tube, the Port Authority handles the first move; we take the car onward from wherever it is set down. 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.