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24 hour towing in Downtown Newark, NJ: Penn Station, the Rock and decks too low for a flatbed
Broad and Market, Raymond Boulevard, Mulberry Street, Edison Place, the garages behind Penn Station and around the Prudential Center, NJPAC and the arts district. We know which decks the truck fits in and which it does not.
Parking decks, event nights and one-way blocks: towing downtown Newark
Downtown Newark calls are mostly deck calls: decks under seven feet keep flatbeds out, so the driver meets you at the deck entrance, dollies or wheel-lifts the car out to the street and loads it there, at the same $149 flat booking fee, $129 when you book online.
Penn Station and Raymond Boulevard garages
Commuter cars that sat all day and will not start, keys locked in the car at the end of a shift, and cars parked on a level the truck cannot reach. Tell dispatch the garage and the level. The driver brings the car to the entrance and the truck waits on the street.
Prudential Center, NJPAC and event nights
After a Devils game or a concert, Mulberry Street, Edison Place and Lafayette are gridlocked for an hour. If the car will not start, stay with it; the driver calls when he is at the deck and walks in if the truck cannot. Battery jumps clear most event-night calls without a tow.
Broad Street, Market Street and the one-way grid
Bus lanes, double parking, and blocks that only go one way change how the truck arrives. Give the nearest cross street and the side of the street you are on. Route 21 and Market Street are the two ways in; the dispatcher picks one based on where the truck is.
University Heights: Rutgers–Newark, NJIT, University Hospital
Campus decks and hospital lots at the end of a night shift. Campus security lets the truck onto the lot once you have called us; the driver checks in at the booth. Student cars that sat over a break are jump-start calls first.
Next to Downtown: the Ironbound, the North Ward, the Central Ward
The same dispatch covers the Ironbound across the tracks, the North Ward up Broadway and Bloomfield Avenue, and the Central Ward along MLK and Springfield.
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One number for every deck and block downtown, at every hour.
Call nowDowntown: common questions
Short answers to what people ask about this page; the dispatcher can answer the rest.
Can a tow truck get into the Penn Station parking decks?
Usually not; most are under seven feet. The driver meets you at the entrance, brings the car out with dollies or a wheel-lift, and loads it on the street.
Do you come to the Prudential Center after events?
Yes. Stay with the car; the driver calls when he is at the deck. Most post-event calls are dead batteries and are fixed with a jump, which costs less than a tow.
How do you find me on a one-way block downtown?
Give the nearest cross street and the side of the street. Dispatch routes the truck in via Route 21 or Market Street depending on where it is.
Can you tow from the Rutgers or NJIT decks?
Yes. Campus security admits the truck once you have called; the driver checks in at the booth. Tell dispatch which deck or lot.
Anything else? Ask on the call.
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