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Roselle Park, NJ tow truck jobs: drivers, owner-operators and roadside techs wanted
We are hiring drivers and roadside technicians to run calls in Roselle Park, dispatched 24/7 from Linden, a few minutes away. Real pay ranges below, one application for every town. Posted October 4, 2026; open through December 31, 2026.
Who we are hiring for Roselle Park calls
Four roles run Roselle Park calls: two W-2 driver jobs on company trucks and two 1099 roles on your own equipment, all dispatched from Linden.
Roadside Assistance Technician, Roselle Park
Not every call needs a tow truck. independent contractor (1099), paid per completed call, settled weekly, split agreed in writing first. Apply for this role.
Flatbed Tow Truck Driver
Pay: $22–$30 an hour base plus per-call commission, paid weekly. Status: W-2, full-time or part-time. Read the Flatbed driver posting.
Wheel-Lift Tow Truck Driver, Roselle Park
We are hiring light-duty wheel-lift operators for the fast calls: local tows, impounds, tight streets and parking decks where a flatbed cannot fit. W-2, full-time or part-time, $20–$28 an hour base plus per-call commission, paid weekly. Apply for this role.
Owner-Operator Tow Truck Driver
Pay: paid per completed call, settled weekly, split agreed in writing first. Status: independent contractor (1099). Read the Owner-operator posting.
What tow truck work looks like in Roselle Park, NJ
Roselle Park is a few minutes from our Linden yard; the calls here run on Westfield Avenue, Chestnut Street and Locust Street / Faitoute Avenue and the town's own streets and lots.
A one-square-mile commuter borough on the Raritan Valley Line with a Westfield Avenue downtown, small lots and driveways, and the Parkway running along its eastern edge. Commuter sedans and small SUVs; the station lot and the Parkway Exit 137 ramps are where the calls come from.
Short driveways and curbside parking on narrow streets; the station lot is open and easy for a flatbed.
Westfield Avenue
The downtown strip and the connection to Cranford and Elizabeth; tight curbside parking.
Chestnut Street
Cross-town street to Roselle and Kenilworth.
Locust Street / Faitoute Avenue
Residential connectors near the station.
Garden State Parkway
Exit 137 is in the borough; the ramps and the stretch to Exit 138 back up at rush hour.
Commuter lots
Dead batteries and lockouts at Roselle Park station (NJ Transit Raritan Valley Line) and its commuter lot are regular roadside calls, most of them early morning and evening.
Learn Roselle Park's streets on the job; the dispatcher routes every call.
Call (908) 444-0129What you need to drive Roselle Park calls for us
A valid license, a clean driving record and the ability to work outdoors in all weather; experience requirements and equipment differ by role.
Flatbed driver
Able to lift 75 pounds, work outdoors in all weather and kneel on a shoulder next to traffic safely.
Clear, polite communication with customers who are having a bad day, in person and on the phone.
Wheel-lift driver
Smartphone for the dispatch app; monthly stipend paid.
Valid driver's license from New Jersey or a neighboring state, at least 21 years old, clean motor vehicle record for three years.
Owner-operator
Two years or more of towing experience running your own or someone else's truck.
Registered business or sole proprietorship able to invoice and receive weekly settlements; W-9 on file.
Roadside provider
Valid driver's license, at least 21 years old, clean motor vehicle record.
One year or more of roadside, towing or automotive service experience preferred; strong mechanical aptitude required.
Based in Linden, running calls in Roselle Park and Union County
Company trucks start and end at the Linden yard; owner-operators and roadside technicians can start the day near Roselle Park.
Dispatch runs 24 hours a day from Linden. The dispatcher quotes every customer before a truck rolls, so you never quote a price on scene; you get the pickup, the destination and the customer's number on your phone, and you call ahead when you are a few minutes out.
Every town within about 45 minutes of Linden: Union, Middlesex, Essex, Hudson, Somerset, Morris, Monmouth, Bergen and Passaic counties, 163 towns in all.
Same board, same rules, every town.
Call (908) 444-0129Also hiring near Roselle Park
The same four roles cover Roselle, Cranford, Kenilworth, Union, Elizabeth and Linden and every other Union County town.
Questions about tow truck jobs in Roselle Park
Short answers for drivers thinking about Roselle Park calls.
Do I have to live in Roselle Park to drive for you?
No. Company flatbed and wheel-lift drivers work out of the Linden yard, a few minutes from Roselle Park. Owner-operators and roadside technicians use their own vehicles and can start from wherever they live inside the territory.
What does a tow truck driver earn on Roselle Park calls?
Pay is the same in every town: flatbed drivers $22–$30 an hour base and wheel-lift drivers $20–$28 an hour base, each plus a per-call commission paid weekly; contractors are paid per completed call under a written split.
How do I apply for a tow truck job covering Roselle Park?
Apply online at the application page or call (908) 444-0129. One application covers every town we serve; tell us the shifts you can work.
Need tow truck driver jobs in roselle park in Roselle Park right now? One call, truck on the way.
Real dispatcher, 24 hours a day. Quoted price before we roll.