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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Superior covers every corner of Nelson County, working from Bishop Lane. Bardstown is about 34 miles out, Bloomfield about 33, and New Haven about 46. Mobile trucks go to the unit, and anything that needs a lift rides north to our Louisville bays.
The Bluegrass Parkway cuts across Nelson County with four numbered exits mapped inside its line. US 31E, US 62 and KY 61 are the highways the service trucks actually drive to get here. The map shows the exits and the county's plants and distilleries.
Exits 10, 21, 25 and 34 in the county
Exit 10 is out on the west end, 21 and 25 bracket Bardstown, and 34 is up by Bloomfield. Read the nearest exit number to dispatch, or a mile marker, and the tech heads for that stretch of parkway.
Louisville Road, Court Square
Heading to Bardstown, Superior's trucks stay on US 31E most of the way south. It comes into town as Louisville Road and meets US 62 and US 150 at Court Square.
Named Bloomfield Road leaving Bardstown
US 62 heads out of Bardstown toward the northeast, and it is the last highway on the Bloomfield trip. Going the other direction it carries the Boston Road name.
Preston Highway, Lebanon Junction Road
Service trucks bound for New Haven leave I-65 and pick up KY 61. That route passes close to the Jim Beam-Booker T Noe Plant and crosses the parkway near exit 10.
Truck Stops In The County
Exits, highways and plant locations come from OpenStreetMap.
Nelson County truck repair from Superior Truck & Trailer arrives by three separate routes out of Louisville. US 31E brings a service truck to Bardstown in about 49 minutes. Back roads through KY 523 and KY 48 lead to Bloomfield, and the New Haven run uses I-65 before it turns onto KY 61.
Freight here moves around a real list of manufacturers. The OpenStreetMap data for the county names Heaven Hill Distilleries and the Jim Beam-Booker T Noe Plant, plus American Greetings, BG Machine, Armag, American Fuji Seal, Orbis Material Handling, Itsuwa Kentucky, Johnan America, Autokiniton and Nippon Piston Ring. Trailers serving those sites can be maintained, repaired and inspected where they're parked.
Out on the parkway it's different. A unit stopped between exits needs a road call, and Superior dispatches those around the clock. The Salt River, Rolling Fork, Beech Fork and Chaplin River all run through the county, and an exit number or mile marker is easier for a tech to find than a creek crossing.
The three Nelson County towns on Superior's map each take a different road from Louisville. Choose a town for its route line, mileage and a no-traffic drive time in minutes.
From 3816 Bishop Lane, Louisville
See The Bardstown Page See The Bloomfield Page See The New Haven PageRoutes are OSRM driving directions on OpenStreetMap data. Drive times leave traffic out.
Nelson County fleets and plants
A county with this many plants runs a lot of trailers, yard tractors and forklifts. Superior brings the work to those lots, spread from the Bardstown industrial side out to BG Machine and American Greetings.
Nelson County yards usually need
Heavy Equipment Repair reaches past trucks, to plant forklifts, generators, drivetrains and even a cracked boom. Nelson County plants can have that work done in the yard, or send the machine up to Louisville when a bay makes more sense.
Fleets that run between several Nelson County addresses can put preventive maintenance and DOT annuals on a single schedule. The tech works through the units at each lot on the days you choose.
Services Nelson County fleets call about
Nelson County is the one highlighted, south of Louisville. It is part of the same twelve-county area Superior covers from Bishop Lane, so crossing from Nelson into a neighboring county changes nothing about who you call.
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.
Common questions from Bardstown, Bloomfield and New Haven. Something missing? Ring the dispatch desk and ask it.
(502) 789-6644Superior handles it countywide. mobile and roadside service trucks leave the Louisville shop for Bardstown, Bloomfield and New Haven, and for plant yards across the county.
All three on the map: Bardstown, Bloomfield and New Haven. The rest of the county is covered by road call or mobile visit too.
Phone Superior dispatch for 24/7 Mobile & Roadside Assistance. Have the nearest parkway exit ready, whether 10, 21, 25 or 34, plus your direction of travel.
About 46 miles, roughly an hour without traffic. It is the longest trip in the county: I-65 first, then KY 61, US 62 and KY 52.
Yes. A tech can come inside the plant gate for it. Heavy Equipment Repair includes forklifts and generators, and machines that need a lift go to Louisville.
Yes. Under 49 CFR 396.17 the federal requirement is a yearly inspection on each commercial unit. Superior does DOT Inspections in Nelson County yards and fixes failed items during that visit.
Bardstown, Bloomfield, New Haven or a parkway exit in the middle. Say where the rig is stopped and describe the failure, and a Superior truck starts toward Nelson County.
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