Diesel Truck Repair in Savannah, GA

Where the shops are

Most of Savannah's truck shops sit on the west side of town, between the Port of Savannah's Garden City Terminal and downtown. W.W. Williams (Westgate Blvd) and Performance Power Systems (Owens Industrial Dr) are in the industrial pocket off I-16 Exits 164–165, near the I-516 (Lynes Parkway) interchange. MC Trucking Repair is on Dean Forest Rd (GA-307), about a mile from I-16 Exit 160 — the same road as the Pilot / Mr. Fuel travel center. MGT Diesel Solution and Bay Street Motors are on West Bay Street, the truck route that runs along the river between downtown and the port.

Getting there from I-95

From I-95, take I-16 east at Exit 99 toward Savannah. The exits you'll use most are 160 (Dean Forest Rd / GA-307), 162 (Chatham Pkwy) and 164 (I-516 and Lathrop Ave). Past Exit 165, I-16 runs into downtown and ends at Montgomery Street — the historic district has tight squares and truck restrictions, so don't let a car GPS route you through it.

Port traffic

GA-307, GA-21 and Bay Street carry heavy container traffic on weekdays, especially in the morning and when the terminal gates open. If your truck is limping, a shop off I-16 Exit 164 or 165 can be easier to reach than one right next to the terminal.

Before you call

• Dealer or independent? Freightliner of Savannah works on all makes and runs 24-hour road service. W.W. Williams is a Detroit Diesel / mtu partner that also does DPF cleaning.
• Bay Street Motors lists itself as a repair shop, but we couldn't confirm it works on heavy diesel — call first.
• Ask how far out the bays are booked, whether there's a diagnostic fee, and if they'll text you a written estimate.
• Broke down inside a port terminal? Tell your dispatcher and follow terminal instructions — outside mechanics usually need a TWIC card to get in.

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