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Towing near me at Newark Airport: every lot, the rental returns, the hotels, the port and the towns around EWR
Searching for towing near you from somewhere around Newark Liberty? This page is the map: six airport zones, the roads that lead in, and Newark, Elizabeth, Hillside, Linden, Bayonne and Kearny, all on the same dispatch.
Towing near me around Newark Airport, zone by zone
Wherever you search from at EWR, the same dispatcher covers it; what changes from zone to zone is how the truck gets in, where it can park, and which truck makes sense for the car.
Terminal parking lots and garages
The P1 through P6 lots and the garages serving Terminals A, B and C. Short-term and daily parkers, garage levels with low clearance, and a lot of dead batteries after a few days away. The driver may walk a jump pack up while the flatbed waits at the entrance.
Economy lots and the cell phone lot
Long-term parking fields tied to the shuttle buses and AirTrain, plus the cell phone waiting lot. Wide open ground that a flatbed handles easily, where the hard part is naming your row so the driver finds you.
Rental car returns
The on-airport rental car facility on the AirTrain line and the off-airport rental lots along Routes 1 & 9 and in Elizabeth. We move a failed rental to the return or branch the rental company names.
The hotel row
Airport hotels on Routes 1 & 9, Frontage Road and Haynes Avenue in Newark, and on North Avenue and Spring Street in Elizabeth. Cars that sat in a hotel lot during a trip, and guests who need a jump before an early drive.
Off-airport park-and-fly lots
The private shuttle-parking businesses in Newark and Elizabeth. Their staff park and shuttle cars but do not tow them, so a dead car there becomes a call to us.
Port Newark and the marine terminal
Doremus Avenue, Corbin Street, the container terminals, warehouses and truck lots of the Port Newark–Elizabeth Marine Terminal. Heavy-duty work for tractors and box trucks, and ordinary towing for the cars of port workers.
Name the zone and the spot, and the right truck is sent.
Call (908) 666-3168Back to Newark airport towingTow truck near me on the roads around Newark Airport
Most calls near EWR start on Routes 1 & 9, the I-78 and US 22 interchange, McCarter Highway, or the Turnpike at Exits 13A and 14, with the airport's own roads handled first by Port Authority police.
- Routes 1 & 9 past the terminals and hotels
- I-78 at the Newark Airport interchange
- US 22 from Hillside to the airport
- Route 21, McCarter Highway, to downtown Newark
- NJ Turnpike Exit 13A (airport south, Elizabeth, port)
- NJ Turnpike Exit 14 (airport north, I-78, US 22)
- Airport roadways and terminal frontage (Port Authority)
- AirTrain Newark stations and the parking stops
- Newark Liberty Airport rail station, Northeast Corridor
- Doremus Avenue and Corbin Street
- Haynes Avenue and Frontage Road hotels
- North Avenue, Elizabeth
If the car still moves, get it off the travel lane and into a lot, a hotel driveway or a side street before you call. On an airport roadway or a terminal curb, stay with the car and let the Port Authority police move it; we meet it wherever they set it 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.
Out on a road near EWR right now? Call and we tell you who handles it and where we meet you.
Call from the roadsideTowns around Newark Airport on the same dispatch
Newark, Elizabeth, Hillside, Linden, Bayonne and Kearny all sit within a short drive of EWR and are covered by the same dispatcher at the same $149 booking fee.
Newark
The airport's home city: the South Ironbound and Dayton at its edge, downtown up McCarter Highway.
Elizabeth
The airport's southern neighbor, with the North Avenue hotels, Jersey Gardens and the marine terminal's south side.
Hillside
West along US 22 and I-78; many travelers come in this way from Union County.
Linden
Our home yard, about twelve minutes south of the lots down Routes 1 & 9.
Bayonne
Across Newark Bay, reached by road over the I-78 Newark Bay Extension bridge.
Kearny
North across the Passaic and the meadows, by the Pulaski Skyway corridor or the Turnpike.
A tow from an airport lot to a shop in any of these towns is an ordinary local tow: the $149 booking fee plus mileage, one quote. Further out, to the shore or another state, is long distance towing at one flat quoted price.
Service area: common questions
Short answers to what people ask about this page; the dispatcher can answer the rest.
Is there a tow truck near me at Newark Airport right now?
Most of the time, yes. Our yard is about twelve minutes away in Linden and trucks often work Newark and the port. The dispatcher gives the arrival window from where the nearest truck is.
Which airport zone do you reach fastest?
The hotel row and the park-and-fly lots on Routes 1 & 9 are on the direct route from Linden. Garages take a bit longer because of the ramps and height limits.
Do you cover the towns next to the airport?
Yes. Newark, Elizabeth, Hillside, Linden, Bayonne and Kearny are the same dispatch at the same $149 booking fee.
Will you tow from a terminal curb?
No. Terminal curbs and airport roadways are Port Authority property, and its police move stalled cars there. We pick up once the car is in a lot or wherever the officers leave it.
Anything else? Ask on the call.
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Call nowCar dead in an EWR lot, a rental acting up, a truck down by the port? One call to Newark Airport Towing
Dispatcher on the line day and night. $149 flat booking fee, $129 online. Twelve minutes from Linden.