24 hour towing on the Stuyvesant Avenue and Union line: the side of Irvington closest to our trucks

Stuyvesant Avenue carries a steady flow toward Union Township at all hours, with shops, gas stations and bus stops along the way. A car that fails here can often coast into a station or a lot. Give dispatch the nearest cross street and whether you are in Irvington or already past the Union line.

Union Avenue and Grove Street are how our trucks usually enter Irvington from Linden, so they are rarely far away. Residential blocks with cars on both sides mean the driver works from the traffic side. A house number and the side of the street speed things up.

The park's edges are quiet at night, and cars parked along them collect dead batteries and flat tires, plus the occasional lockout after an evening walk. These are flat-price roadside jobs. Tell dispatch which side of the park you are on and the driver comes to that corner.

Down toward the Hillside line, the streets meet the I-78 approaches, and cars that struggled on the highway sometimes stop on the first local block. Once off the interstate, that is simple local work for us. Give the street and the last ramp you used.