Our towing company in the Jersey City Heights, NJ: hills, narrow one-ways and the hospital on Palisade Avenue

Two- and three-family houses, short curb cuts, cars on both sides of narrow one-ways. A no-start in the driveway is a jump first. If the car has to go, our driver phones ahead so the second car can be moved, then backs the flatbed in or winches from the street when the cut is too short.

The lots and deck on Palisade Avenue at shift change are batteries far more than tows, so our driver brings the pack. A visitor locked out is a damage-free lockout at one flat price. The hospital's ramps are tight; the driver knows which entrance takes a truck.

The streets that fall from Palisade Avenue toward Tonnelle freeze before the avenues do, and Route 139's ramps ice with them. A slide into a parked car or a curb is a winch-out by our driver. If the car drives afterward, that is the whole bill; if something bent, the flatbed is already there.

Bus stops, double-parked deliveries and cars that quit at the light. Give the nearest corner and the side of the avenue.

Pershing Field and Riverview-Fisk Park bring the weekend calls: lockouts, flats, a car that sat through a ballgame. Shops that call often get an account.