Kenworth of Jacksonville
Kenworth dealer; mobile service, body shop, towing (per Kenworth dealer listing)
Jacksonville is about two hours south of Savannah on I-95 and the biggest truck market inside our 150-mile radius. Here are the heavy-duty wreckers, dealer shops, mobile mechanics, tire and reefer service and travel centers we could verify, with the nearest interstate exit for each.
Call 911 first if you are in a travel lane or unsafe. These Jacksonville & Northeast Florida listings advertise 24-hour or roadside service.
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Kenworth dealer; mobile service, body shop, towing (per Kenworth dealer listing)
Freightliner, Western Star & Volvo dealer; CAT, Cummins, Detroit authorized; PMs, DOT inspections, alignments, transmission rebuilds; 24-hr emergency line (904) 855-2600
Just off I-95; Freightliner, Western Star, CAT, Cummins & Detroit service; PMs, DOT inspections, transmission rebuilds
International dealer; parts and service
Peterbilt & Hino dealer; parts and service
Peterbilt dealer near JAXPORT Blount Island; parts and service
24/7 semi-truck roadside mechanic; Jacksonville & Northeast Florida
24-hour roadside truck & trailer repair for semis, buses and RVs
24/7 semi roadside assistance; diesel engine, air brake and transmission repair
Car and heavy truck towing, heavy-duty recovery and heavy hauling on I-95, I-10, US-1 and US-17; TWIC/JAXPORT-credentialed heavy-haul drivers
Heavy-duty towing and recovery for semis, trailers, buses; truck repair shop
Heavy towing with wreckers up to 75 tons, rotators, rollover and jackknife recovery
Light to ultra-heavy-duty towing and recovery, roadside assistance
Heavy-duty towing since 1945; rotator, load restacking, live 24/7 dispatch
Commercial truck tires and service
Thermo King reefer dealer: parts, service and mobile service; 24/7 emergency service
Love's Truck Care / Speedco: tires, light mechanical, oil change, roadside assistance; Freightliner ExpressPoint
Love's Truck Care / Speedco: tires, light mechanical, oil change, roadside assistance; Freightliner ExpressPoint
Love's Truck Care / Speedco: tires, light mechanical, oil change, roadside assistance; Freightliner ExpressPoint
Travel center with diesel lanes and truck parking (Pilot Flying J official listing)
Travel center with diesel lanes and truck parking (Pilot Flying J official listing)
Travel center with diesel lanes and truck parking (Pilot Flying J official listing)
Travel center with diesel lanes and truck parking (Pilot Flying J official listing)
Travel center with TA Truck Service shop; travel center desk 904-829-3946
Travel center with TA Truck Service shop; travel center desk 904-266-4281
I-95 runs north–south straight through Jacksonville. I-10 begins downtown at I-95 and heads west toward Baldwin, Lake City and Tallahassee. I-295 is the beltway: its west side runs past the Westside industrial district and its east and north sides cross the St. Johns River near JAXPORT before rejoining I-95 north of the airport. Florida exit numbers follow mileposts, so I-95 exits in Duval County run in the 330s–360s, I-10 exits near downtown are in the 350s–360s, and I-295 restarts at its own low numbers.
Most of the heavy-duty dealers and wreckers sit on the Westside, between I-10 and the west leg of I-295: Rush Truck Centers and Southern Wrecker & Recovery on West Beaver Street (US-90), Tom Nehl off Edgewood Ave near I-10 Exit 358, and Kenworth, Cumberland International and Thermo King of North Florida along Pickettville Rd and Suemac Rd near I-295 Exits 22–25. Northpoint Truck Center is near I-10 Exits 360–361 close to downtown. On the northside, ASAP Towing and Southern Crane & Wrecker are close to I-95 Exits 354–355.
JAXPORT's Blount Island and Dames Point terminals are on the north bank of the St. Johns River, reached from I-295 and Heckscher Drive. Rush Truck Centers – Jacksonville East on New Berlin Rd and the Mr. Fuel on Zoo Pkwy (I-295 Exit 41) are the closest listings to that side of the port. Inside a terminal gate, an outside mechanic or wrecker usually needs a TWIC card — ask before they roll.
Pull as far right as you can, flashers on, triangles out. Florida's Move Over law requires drivers to move over or slow down for stopped vehicles with hazard lights, but don't rely on it. If you're in a travel lane or blocking the bridge approaches, call 911 or the Florida Highway Patrol (*FHP) first, then a wrecker.
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