Nick's Towing Service, Inc. Newsletter   -  January 2015



Old Man Winter has finally made an appearance. We've all been lulled into a false sense that winter might never come. Unfortunately it was inevitable. If your trucks haven't been winterized yet or need some TLC it's not too late! Give us a call today and we'll be happy to help. Should you require a hot start, winch out or any other service that seems to come with the season, we are here for you 24/7/365. Until then try to stay warm and be safe out there!

Sincerely,

Nick Testa
President
Nick
 

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Our rotators are not just for rollovers! Need something lifted? Give us a call. No job is too unusual for us. 


 

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Quote of the Month
 
Featured Job 
This vehicle lost control and rolled over in the Meadowlands. We utilized our 40 ton rotator and the spreader bars to upright the SUV from the weeds and water back onto solid ground and our waiting flatbed. Great job Tommy and John G.!  






Keep Up The Good Work With Your New Year Resolution To Lose Weight!

Here are a few tips on healthy snack choices from Valley Hospital.
 
INSTEAD OF THIS:
EAT THIS:
Veggie straws/potato chips/pretzels
Air popped popcorn/handful of nuts or roasted chick peas/kale chips
Fruit snacks
Fresh or air dried fruit with no sugar added
White bread/white pasta
Whole grain bread/whole grains such as quinoa, freekah or farro
Ice cream shake
Fresh fruit smoothie made with milk
Mashed potatoesMashed cauliflower
CroutonsNuts/pumpkin or sunflower seeds
Sugar sweetened drinks (soda, juice, sports beverages)
Water or low fat milk

 
Are You Ready For Winter?

Winter has arrived and we are all feeling the biting cold. Here are a few pointers to stay safe this season.
Stay In The Know
Before you hit the road, check the radio, tv or online weather reports to help avoid congestion and crashes.
Charge!
Cold weather is hard on batteries. At 0 degrees a car's battery loses about 60% of its strength. Even at 32 degrees, it is 35% weaker than normal. Test your battery to be sure you're not left in the cold.
Get A Grip!
Check the tread on your tires to be sure they aren't worn (1/16 inch minimum). Sufficient tread depth allows water to escape and improves traction. Be sure to keep tires at the proper pressure. 
Slippery When Wet
In temperatures around 32 degrees, a thin layer of water can cover ice on the road making it even more slippery.Slow down and use extra caution when passing other vehicles in icy conditions.
Air It Out
Don't let frigid temperatures tempt you to start your car in a closed garage or idle your car for long periods with your windows closed. Carbon monoxide in exhaust fumes is almost impossible to detect and can be fatal when breathed in a confined area.
See And Be Seen
Use and ice scraper, brush or spray bottle with 50% water and 50% white vinegar to clear off snow covered windows, mirrors and lights. Make sure your headlights and tail lights are in working order as well. NJ State law requires you to use your headlights whenever you are using your windshield wipers.

Contact Us!
We are conveniently located near the NJ Turnpike, and Routes 17, approximately
12 miles outside NYC.

Nick's Towing Service, Inc. 
158 East Passaic Avenue
Rutherford, NJ 07070

phone. 1-800-222-8691 
fax. 201-935-7997    
email: 
NicksTow@aol.com
website:
www.NicksTowingService.com