Truck Help in Brunswick, Kingsland & St. Marys, GA

Brunswick: I-95 Exit 29

Exit 29 (US-17 / US-82) is the busiest truck exit in coastal Georgia south of Savannah. The Flying J, Love's #405, the TA Brunswick and a Speedco at Love's all sit within about a mile of the ramps, so it's the natural place to fuel, sleep, or get an oil change, tires or light mechanical work. If you need more than a truck stop can do, Southern Diesel and Brunswick Commercial Tire are a few miles east toward town.

The Port of Brunswick

Brunswick is one of the busiest ro-ro (roll-on/roll-off) ports in the country, with car carriers moving through Colonel's Island and the Mayor's Point terminal downtown. Expect auto-hauler traffic on US-17 and the Sidney Lanier Bridge. Exit 36 (US-25 / US-341) and Exit 38 (Golden Isles Pkwy) are the other ways into town — Big Bear's Towing is on Altama Ave between them.

Kingsland and St. Marys: Exits 1–3

The last Georgia exits before Florida are useful if you want to fix a problem before crossing the state line. Exit 1 has two Pilot travel centers (St. Marys Rd and Scrubby Bluff Rd), Exit 3 (GA-40 / King Ave) has the Petro with a truck service shop, and Roadstar Tire & Service in Kingsland offers 24-hour roadside tire service. Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay is east of the interstate in St. Marys.

Mobile help between exits

Road Ready Fleet Services runs mobile diesel and tire repair out of Brunswick and lists a 75-mile radius covering Camden County and I-95. Brunswick Commercial Tire also advertises 24/7 mobile tire service. For anything north of Exit 49 (Darien), the Savannah-area mobile mechanics may be closer — check the mobile mechanic list.

Know your mile marker

Georgia exit numbers match mileposts, counting up from 0 at the St. Marys River. Telling a wrecker "I-95 northbound, mile 31" puts you two miles north of the Exit 29 truck stops.

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