I-264 Out Of Louisville
Entered from KY 1703
The technician picks up I-264 near the shop by way of KY 1703. It's the only interstate on the Anchorage route, and it carries the truck toward the east side of the county.
24/7 Mobile & Roadside AssistanceA tech comes to the unit, booked ahead or at 2am on the shoulder.See more
Trailer RepairBrakes, axles, lights, landing gear and welded frame work.See more
General Diesel RepairFull heavy-duty diesel service across every major make.See more
Preventative MaintenanceScheduled PM that catches failures while the truck is parked.See more
DOT InspectionsAnnual inspections handled properly, paperwork filed.See more
Truck & Trailer AlignmentStops premature tire wear and pulls fuel numbers back in line.See more
Welding & FabricationFrames, brackets, crossmembers and door conversions.See more
Heavy Equipment RepairYard and off-road iron, same heavy-duty techs.See more
Bus RepairCommercial and school buses, including BraunAbility lifts.See more
RV RepairSuspension, brakes, axles and chassis for motorhomes.See more
Skip the form. Our 24 hour road call team answers the phone and rolls a stocked service truck to your location.
We are a stocking parts dealer for three major networks, so the part that fixes your truck is usually already on our shelf.
Anchorage is reached on local roads. The last stretch from the Bishop Lane shop runs Whipps Mill Road, KY 146, Station Road and Evergreen Road, about 12 miles in all. A mobile technician makes that drive and does the repair beside your truck.
OpenStreetMap doesn't list a numbered highway inside Anchorage, so these cards follow the service route instead. Three numbered roads carry the truck most of the way, and named streets cover the rest. That's why about 12 miles takes around 24 minutes.
Entered from KY 1703
The technician picks up I-264 near the shop by way of KY 1703. It's the only interstate on the Anchorage route, and it carries the truck toward the east side of the county.
Leads on to Whipps Mill Road
After I-264 the route follows US 60 and turns at Whipps Mill Road. From here on, the service truck is on the roads that lead into Anchorage.
The last numbered road
KY 146 is the final numbered road before Station Road, Evergreen Road, East Osage Road and Stone Gate Road. If your yard is along any of those, tell dispatch which one and the nearest corner.
Truck Stops In Anchorage
Road list from the OSRM route; OpenStreetMap shows no exits or truck stops in Anchorage.
Getting to Anchorage from 3816 Bishop Lane is a 12-mile drive for Superior Truck & Trailer, around 24 minutes without traffic. The first part is quick on I-264 and US 60. The last part winds through Whipps Mill Road, KY 146, Station Road, Evergreen Road, East Osage Road and Stone Gate Road.
Because Anchorage is reached on those smaller roads, it makes more sense for a technician to come to a truck here than to haul the truck to a shop. Mobile repair brings PM service, inspections and most repairs to your gate, driveway or equipment yard on a day you pick.
A breakdown call works the same way at any hour. Dispatch answers (502) 789-6644 around the clock for ruptured air lines, a shredded tire, a derated engine or a dead start. If the job can't be finished in Anchorage, the truck goes back out along US 60 and I-264 to the Bishop Lane shop for the rest of the work.
Lyndon is under three miles from Anchorage on the map, and its route from our shop overlaps this one for a long way, from I-264 through US 60 to KY 146. Tap either town and the map shows where the two drives split apart.
From 3816 Bishop Lane, Louisville
See The Lyndon PageMileage by road from the shop. Minutes are for open roads, no backups.
Anchorage equipment and trucks
Trucks and equipment kept on private property in Anchorage don't have to make the drive toward Louisville for service. Superior schedules a technician to come to them, so maintenance and repairs happen without anyone hauling a unit across the county.
What Anchorage owners can book
Wherever the unit is parked in Anchorage, our mobile truck shows up with gear for scheduled service and many kinds of fixes. You set the appointment, and the work gets done at your property.
The technician who shows up for a truck can also look at the forklift or generator on the same property. That visit can cover the truck's yearly 49 CFR 396.17 check too, with any failures fixed right away.
Services brought to Anchorage
The lit county below is Jefferson, and Anchorage is on its eastern side. Superior's other eleven counties stretch out from there, and every one of them is dispatched from Bishop Lane.
The trucks, trailers, service vehicles, roadside calls and shop work behind the services on this site. This is the kind of commercial equipment Superior works on every day in and around Louisville.
















Answers to what Anchorage truck and equipment owners ask before scheduling. For anything else, the dispatch line is open.
(502) 789-6644Yes. With mobile and roadside service, a Superior mechanic leaves 3816 Bishop Lane and covers the 12 or so miles to Anchorage properties.
About 24 minutes without traffic, covering around 12 miles. KY 1703 leads to I-264, which hands off to US 60, Whipps Mill Road and KY 146. Station Road, Evergreen Road, East Osage Road and Stone Gate Road finish the trip.
Yes. Heavy Equipment Repair takes on forklifts and generators, and it also handles diesel engines, drivetrains and cracked booms right where they sit.
Yes. DOT Inspections happen at the property where you park, following 49 CFR 396.17 item by item. Whatever falls short gets fixed ahead of sign-off.
Yes. RV Repair looks after the diesel powertrain in a motorhome, engine and transmission alike, and gives the coach a full inspection with its systems tested.
Middletown is about 2 miles off and Lyndon about 3, measured point to point. Visit the Middletown page and the Lyndon page.
Give us the road name, what kind of unit it is and the problem. Someone drives out from Bishop Lane, or we book it into a bay.
(502) 789-6644