Blue Ridge Truck Service, LLC

Our gooseneck trailer tire was wobbling due to loose lug nuts. Ruined both dual rims. They broke down our spare tire and put it on and sold us a new rim and put our tire on it. Later found out the rim hub whole was too small causing it to not seat properly. Two days later we had the same thing happen again, spending another 1k to fix. Also sold us 8 studs which were $37 EACH!.. which we really couldn’t say no to. On our invoice there was no part number which I found sketchy. They put the old seal back in the hub instead of new one. Scratched/damaged our hub while trying to get the studs removed. They worked on it for almost 7 hours but was only present at our location for maybe a total of 2 hours and charged us more than that. Yes they got us back on the road, but just to go break down tw

Very good and professional service, very happy with the work they did on my truck, I had an issue with a u joint needed replacement.. was in an out in less than 2 hours. I really recommend this shop, and price is very reasonable

When other people would not come out because it was cold from the storm.,The guys at Blue Ridge truck service were awesome. I liked especially thank Tanner for coming out in the cold during the storm and assisting us and helping to fix our truck. Everybody there ,chuck, did an awesome job. And I highly recommend them Thanks again.

I'm at the shop at the present moment. Broke down the other day with a blown radiator. They sent a tech to the truck stop I was at, then a day later, escorted me to the shop without having to tow. Just waiting for them to install a new radiator. They've been quick and extremely helpful throughout the process. Would recommend without hesitation.

Had services just rendered. Called in at 0315 was told 60-90 min eta and it wasn't til 0545 thats when mechanic showed up. Beware they charge a 2 hour minimum like everyone else but separate charge for coming to unit and a FSC also. So its a minimum 2 hours at $125/ per hr and a coming out fee and a fsc. $500 for literally a upper radiator clamp (not hose) and 6 gallons of antifreeze. Moral of review, keep extra 3 gallons of full concentrate and clamps and a screw driver it'll save you hundreds, literally.