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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Scott County's two served towns, Scottsburg and Austin, sit about 4 miles apart on I-65. Superior's mobile techs work every exit between them out of Louisville, a drive of roughly 38 miles to the first one.
OpenStreetMap shows I-65 crossing Scott County with exits 29, 34 and 36 and their lettered ramps. US 31, SR 56, SR 3 and SR 203 fill in the rest. When a truck stops anywhere on these roads, the exit or road number is where the call starts.
Exits 29 to 36
Exit 29 serves Scottsburg, exit 34 serves Austin, and exit 36 is the northernmost ramp in the county data. Superior's service trucks use this same interstate to get here from Louisville. A mile marker or ramp letter narrows the search on a long shoulder.
Gardner Street in Scottsburg
US 31 is the other federal highway in the county data, and in Scottsburg it goes by North and South Gardner Street. Mobile repair reaches lots and shops along it the same as the interstate.
West Mount Drive, McClain Avenue
SR 56 carries the shop route off exit 29 into Scottsburg, where it's McClain Avenue. Its names in the county data also include West Mount Drive. Read off whichever street sign you can see when you call.
Two more state roads
SR 3 and SR 203 round out the primary roads OpenStreetMap lists in Scott County. A unit stuck on either is handled like an interstate breakdown. Give the closest crossroad so the tech doesn't have to hunt.
Source for the roads and ramps shown: OpenStreetMap contributors.
Most Scott County truck repair Superior does starts on I-65, the one interstate in the county. Bishop Lane, where the shop is, sits about 38 miles from Scottsburg and about 43 from Austin. At that range, Superior sends the repair up the road first and brings a unit south only when the job calls for it.
The seven exit ramps in the county data make locating a truck easier. Exits 29, 29A and 29B sit at Scottsburg. Exits 34, 34A and 34B sit at Austin, and exit 36 is farther north. Off the interstate, US 31, SR 56, SR 3 and SR 203 are the main roads, and the Muscatatuck River is also in the county.
Breakdowns get a truck sent at night as readily as at noon, for anything from a burst air line to an engine that won't fire. Maintenance and DOT annuals go on the calendar instead, at a day and place that suits the fleet. Repairs too big for a parking lot are finished on Bishop Lane.
Both served towns in Scott County, each with the OSRM route from the shop drawn on the map. Austin adds about 4 more miles past Scottsburg. Each row links to that town's own page.
From 3816 Bishop Lane, Louisville
See The Scottsburg Page See The Austin PageMileage follows roads from Louisville. Minutes are estimates for an empty road.
Fleets across Scott County
A Scott County operation might park trucks in Scottsburg and run jobs out past Austin. Superior treats the whole county as one service area, so every unit gets the same maintenance plan, the same inspections and the same dispatch number.
Across the county, fleets count on
Each service truck rolls out carrying what's needed for scheduled upkeep and a big share of everyday fixes. The work gets done in your yard, at a dock or out on a job, at the hour you choose.
Superior inspects tractors and trailers to 49 CFR 396.17 in Scottsburg, in Austin or at the Louisville shop. Repairs for any failed item happen in that same appointment, not a second one.
Scott County truck and trailer services
Scott County is shaded below, among the Indiana counties in the coverage. The twelve counties in Superior's area all use one dispatch line and the same Louisville bays.
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 owner-operators and fleets based in Scott County, Indiana. Anything else goes to dispatch at the number below.
(502) 789-6644Yes. The county is part of Superior's service area, including Scottsburg and Austin. Mobile and roadside service and roadside calls both head north out of Louisville.
OpenStreetMap lists exits 29, 29A and 29B at Scottsburg, 34, 34A and 34B at Austin, and exit 36 to the north. Naming the ramp helps a service truck find you.
About 38 miles from Superior's shop to Scottsburg, or around 46 minutes without traffic. Austin is about 43 miles, close to 51 minutes.
Call (502) 789-6644 for Superior's dispatch desk, day or night. 24/7 Mobile & Roadside Assistance covers blowouts, air leaks, derates and dead engines.
Yes. Bus Repair covers air suspension, air brakes and after-treatment, and Heavy Equipment Repair covers diesel engines, generators and drivetrains, wherever the equipment sits or at Bishop Lane.
Yes. DOT Inspections can be scheduled at each yard in the county, and whatever doesn't pass is fixed before anyone packs up the service truck.
From exit 29 to exit 36 and the state roads off them, call dispatch with the location and the trouble. Help leaves Bishop Lane headed north.
(502) 789-6644