How much does a long-distance tow cost from Northeast Minneapolis?

Northeast Minneapolis, everyone calls it Nordeast, runs from the Mississippi River east to the city line, a tight grid of bungalow blocks, arts-district warehouses and the Central and University commercial avenues. Broadway Street Northeast, Hennepin and Johnson carry the traffic, and I-35W clips the west edge. The streets are narrow and park up solid, so a wheel-lift is often the only truck that fits, and the winter one-side parking ban plus the three-day snow-emergency plowing sequence produce a steady run of tows and tickets from December into spring. The everyday work here is lockouts, dead batteries in the cold, and residential tows, with the occasional recovery off the river parkways. The City of Minneapolis impound lot at 50 Van White is a short trip across the river; the plate search at minneapolismn.gov confirms a city tow. Operators cover the Central Avenue spine, the arts district and the residential grid.