Raineri's Towing

Raineri’s Towing towed my car at 4 AM for supposedly blocking a driveway — a spot where I’ve parked before and only ever received a ticket. I understand towing laws can be strict, but what happened next is what truly pushed this experience into nightmare territory. When I got my car back, the tire pressure sensor went off immediately. Turns out, I had a flat tire — and not a slow leak, a full flat. I called to report this, and the receptionist was incredibly rude and dismissive. Her response? “How do you know you didn’t pick up a nail on the way back?” and “We are not responsible for what the vehicle picks up on the way.” Except I told her — the warning went off as soon as I turned the ignition on in their lot. No accountability, no empathy, and definitely no offer to make it right. To mak

These people are absolute thieves. They tow your car without disclosing the location. It’s Sunday and they’re closed yet they towed the vehicle? They ask for cash? To pickpocket the money for themselves? Shady business and shady workers. Definitely something illegal going on but don’t be surprised when a PI starts investigating.

The worst company people know your rights. They were towing cars on the main street where it said no parking that’s a Ticket not a tow-away.

This company is as shady as they come. I've gotten towed by them multiple times for parking on a street that allows street parking. No notice from the police station or tow company, have to deal with going to the police station and then the towing company and the towing company is stringent in the way they accept payment. They charge over 300 dollars just to get the car back and it's a 2 minute drive from the towing company. Didn't receive a ticket on my car, just instantly towed away, it's gotten to the point where I don't even think that my car is stolen and instantly I know it's this towing company that handled it. Never do business with them unless you want to get ripped off.

If you were towed by this company, chances are your rights as a consumer were violated. Please look up the NJ Consumer Affairs Towing Guidelines and file a complaint. This company is in violation of multiple points of the amended Predatory Towing Prevention Act that became effective in New Jersey on April 15, 2009 in regards to signage requirements for commercial properties. The following are their violations: - Company shall not refuse the following forms of payment: charge card, insurance company check, credit card, charge card, personal check. Raineri’s Towing forces all fees to be paid via cash or debit. - Not providing a detailed invoice for the towing, storage fees. - Not complying with the towing signage requirements on commercial properties. The following must be visible on the