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
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New Albany, Floyds Knobs and Georgetown are each about 16 to 22 road miles from Bishop Lane. Service trucks cross the Ohio on I-64 to reach them, and dispatch answers at any hour.
Two interstates cross Floyd County, and they meet at exit 121. I-64 comes over the Sherman Minton Bridge from Louisville and heads west toward Georgetown, while I-265 branches off to the east. Tell dispatch the road and the exit number, so the service truck aims for the right ramp.
Sherman Minton Bridge
Service trucks from Bishop Lane enter the county on I-64, right off the Sherman Minton Bridge. Inside Floyd County its exits are numbered 123 down to 118, the low end sitting toward Georgetown. Call in a stall anywhere along that stretch, day or night.
Splits from I-64 at exit 121
From that junction, I-265 bends east across Floyd County. A fleet parked close to one of its exits can book a tech to come to the lot, which saves the run to Kentucky.
River Road, West Main Street
Locally SR 111 carries two names, River Road and West Main Street. Trucks headed for Gallagher Station, the one industrial area named in the county data, use it.
Named Truck Stops
Road and exit data: OpenStreetMap contributors, pulled for Floyd County.
Floyd County is across the Ohio River from Louisville, and three of its towns are on Superior's list: New Albany, Floyds Knobs and Georgetown. Truck and trailer repair for every one of them runs out of a single Louisville shop on Bishop Lane. The nearest, New Albany, is about 16 miles off.
The first half of each drive never changes. A technician heads out I-264, picks up I-65 toward downtown, and crosses into Indiana on I-64. Then the roads split by town: Grant Line Road for New Albany, US 150 and Paoli Pike for Floyds Knobs, SR 62 and SR 64 for Georgetown.
If the truck is on the shoulder, that drive ends in a road call. If it's parked at a yard, the visit can cover service, a yearly inspection or a fix on the spot. Work too big for the lot goes back to Bishop Lane.
Superior's three Floyd County towns, each with its real mileage from Bishop Lane. Pick a row to trace the drive, or jump to that town's page for its own roads and answers.
From 3816 Bishop Lane, Louisville
See The New Albany Page See The Floyds Knobs Page See The Georgetown PageDistances are driving routes from the shop. Times are estimates without traffic.
Floyd County fleets
Units that live in New Albany, Floyds Knobs or Georgetown can get routine work without crossing the river. The technician comes over instead, and only bay work heads to Louisville.
What each unit needs through the year
Each service truck leaves Bishop Lane loaded with parts for PM work and most everyday fixes. Say where the unit is parked and when to come, and the technician shows up there.
Front ends, tandem and tridem axles and trailer axles all get lined up again. Bring a Floyd County unit in once its tires start wearing on one edge.
Services for Floyd County trucks
On the map below, Floyd County is the lit one. The other ten spread across Kentucky and Indiana, and a unit running from Georgetown into any of them still calls one dispatch number.
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.
The questions truck owners across Floyd County ask most. If yours is missing, call and a dispatcher will answer.
(502) 789-6644Yes. Superior sends help to New Albany, Floyds Knobs and Georgetown from Louisville, with mobile and roadside service at your yard and 24/7 Mobile & Roadside Assistance on the highway.
By road, New Albany is about 16 miles from Bishop Lane, Floyds Knobs about 21 and Georgetown about 22. All three routes use I-64 to cross the Ohio River.
Superior takes those calls around the clock. Dial (502) 789-6644, name the last I-265 exit and your heading, and a service truck gets dispatched.
Yes. DOT Inspections can happen on your Floyd County lot. The yearly check is the one in 49 CFR 396.17, and Superior repairs whatever fails before leaving your lot.
Yes. Heavy Equipment Repair takes on forklifts, generators, cracked booms, drivetrains and diesel engines, out on the job or in the Louisville shop.
Each served town has its own page: New Albany, Floyds Knobs and Georgetown. Each one maps the roads and the drive for its own town.
Give the town, the road and the trouble you are having. A service truck crosses the river to you, or the unit comes back to Bishop Lane for the fix.
(502) 789-6644