Highway coverage

Highway Roadside Repair Around Knoxville

Every road in and out of Knoxville breaks trucks its own way. These pages cover the exits, truck stops, trouble spots, and what to do while you wait on each one.

Quick reference: key exits and landmarks

A few spots come up on almost every call around Knoxville. Knowing them makes it easier to tell dispatch exactly where the truck is.

  • Watt Road (I-40/I-75 Exit 369) — Petro, Flying J, and TA, the biggest truck stop cluster in the area.
  • Knox County scales — I-40/I-75 near mile marker 372, both directions.
  • I-75 split, west — I-40 Exit 368, where I-75 heads south toward Chattanooga.
  • I-640 / I-75 north — I-40 Exit 385; hazmat loads must take I-640 around downtown.
  • Sharps Gap — I-640 Exit 3A, where I-75 heads north and I-275 comes in from downtown.
  • Strawberry Plains (I-40 Exit 398) — Pilot and Lee’s Travel Center.
  • I-81 split — I-40 Exit 421 near Dandridge, with Love’s at Exit 412 and Pilot at Exit 417 just before it.

How to call in a highway breakdown

Give the highway, your direction of travel, and the nearest exit or mile marker. Around Knoxville, also say which exit numbers you’re seeing — I-75 uses I-40 and I-640 numbers through part of the city. Our breakdown checklist covers triangle placement and what else to have ready, and each highway page lists the exits, truck stops, and trouble spots for that road.

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