Service Areas

Diesel repair done right, measured and explained

• Athens

  North Georgia Truck and Diesel Service keeps Athens diesels running, and in this town that usually means trucks with real age on them. Students drive hand-me-down pickups, long-time owners keep the same truck for decades, and daily drivers stack miles between campus, Normaltown, and downtown. Every visit starts with a diagnosis, so you hear the failed part and the fix before any wrench turns. The shop sits at 100 Pottery Road in Commerce, a short drive from Athens-Clarke County, and Athens trucks end up on the lift there.

  • University of Georgia
  • Old College
  • Oconee River

• Braselton

  North Georgia Truck and Diesel Service keeps Braselton's fleet trucks and I-85 haulers running from its shop on Pottery Road in Commerce, one interchange up the highway. Braselton has grown into one of Georgia's fastest-growing towns, and growth moves on diesel: delivery trucks, construction rigs, and long-haul tractors passing the exits every day. We diagnose first and explain what we find before any wrench turns, so you know what the truck needs and why. Drivers can call the shop direct at (678) 531-3504.

  • Road Atlanta
  • Northeast Georgia Health System hospital in Greater Braselton

• Commerce

  North Georgia Truck and Diesel Service sits on Pottery Road in Commerce, minutes from the I-85 interchange and the old mill district on the city's southeast side. Trucks off the interstate, pickups from the neighborhoods along the Norfolk Southern line, and work trailers from the fields near the Little Sandy Creek area all roll through the same shop. The diagnosis comes first, in plain words, then the fix: the injector that's over-fueling, the coolant leak at the reservoir, the boost pipe that's lost its seal. Nothing gets replaced before it's explained.

  • Harmony Grove Mills building
  • Lacoda Trail Memorial Parkway (SR 334)

• Danielsville

  North Georgia Truck and Diesel Service works on the farm and hauling diesels that keep Danielsville and the rest of Madison County moving. Hay operations, cattle haulers, and the pickups that run feed down U.S. 29 all depend on trucks that start every morning. When one loses power or leaks, the shop finds the failing part, tells you what it takes to fix it, and gets the work done so the truck is back on the job. Farmers around town count on that straight talk.

• Flowery Branch

  North Georgia Truck and Diesel Service keeps Flowery Branch diesels running, from daily commuter pickups to work trucks hauling out of the Hall County industrial corridor. Our shop sits on Pottery Road in Commerce, a straight run down Highway 53 or the interstate from Flowery Branch. We diagnose before we wrench, name the failed part, and explain the fix in plain terms before work starts. Whether your truck clocks highway miles to Atlanta or pulls a trailer around Lake Lanier, we measure the problem first and tell you what happens next.

  • Historic Train Depot
  • Historic Caboose exhibit

• Gainesville

  North Georgia Truck and Diesel Service keeps Gainesville trucks moving through a work economy that runs on diesels. Poultry haulers cross Hall County every morning. Landscapers and marina crews tow trailers to Lake Sidney Lanier before sunrise. Freight and delivery trucks move up and down I-985 toward Atlanta. Each of those trucks needs measured diagnostics, not guesswork. We read the codes, test the fuel and boost systems, name the failed part, and explain the fix before any wrench turns. That order holds whether the truck hauls chickens or a camper.

  • Lake Sidney Lanier
  • Jackson Building
  • Buford Dam

• Homer

  North Georgia Truck and Diesel Service keeps Homer trucks running, from farm pickups to the haulers that work Banks County roads every day. Our shop sits on Pottery Road in Commerce, a short drive down US 441 from the courthouse square. Homer owners call us when a diesel hard-starts after a cold night in the field, when a check engine light shows up mid-haul, or when a fleet truck needs a diagnosis before it goes back to work. We measure first, explain the fix in plain terms, then turn the wrench.

  • Banks County Elementary School

• Jefferson

  North Georgia Truck and Diesel Service keeps Jefferson trucks on the road with a measured, explain-it-first approach. A fast-growing town like Jefferson runs on diesel: commuting pickups on US 129, work trucks heading to job sites, and families whose second vehicle is a heavy-duty hauler. We diagnose before we wrench, name the failed part, and explain the fix in plain terms before work starts. From the shop on Pottery Road in Commerce, we serve Jefferson drivers daily along the 129 corridor.

  • Jefferson High School
  • EMPOWER College and Career Center

• Maysville

  Maysville trucks work hard for a small town. Job sites, farms, and haul routes around Banks and Jackson counties keep diesel pickups and flatbeds loaded most weeks, and a down truck costs a day of pay. North Georgia Truck and Diesel Service runs Maysville customers through the same measured process as everyone else: test before we replace, name the failed part, explain the fix, then turn the wrench. The shop sits on Pottery Road in Commerce, a short run down Highway 98 or 82 from town.

• Toccoa

  North Georgia Truck and Diesel Service works on the diesel trucks Toccoa depends on, from farm rigs to long-haul tractors running Highway 17 and US 123 toward the South Carolina line. The foothills leave little room for a breakdown, so every job starts with a measured diagnosis: the test, the part, the fix, in that order. You hear what failed and why before any wrench turns, then the repair moves fast. Call (678) 531-3504 and tell us what the truck is doing.

  • Toccoa Falls
  • Tugaloo River
  • Unicoi Turnpike

• Watkinsville

  North Georgia Truck and Diesel Service keeps Watkinsville's working diesels moving, from contractor pickups hauling tools out of town each morning to heavier rigs that never leave the county. The shop sits in Commerce, close enough that a Watkinsville owner can drop a truck and be back home before lunch. Every job starts with a measurement: boost numbers, fuel pressures, codes read and written down. Then the tech explains what failed, what it takes to fix it, and the order the work happens in, before a wrench turns.

• Winder

  North Georgia Truck and Diesel Service keeps Winder's work trucks moving. Barrow County's seat has grown fast along Highway 316, and new subdivisions, distribution jobs, and contractor crews put diesel pickups and medium-duty trucks on the road every morning. We diagnose before we wrench: read the data, test the part, name the failure, then explain the fix in plain order. Fuel injectors, turbos, cooling systems, drivetrain work, all of it measured and explained before you approve the repair. The shop sits in Commerce, a short run down Highway 316 from Winder, so drop-off and pickup fit around a workday.

  • Barrow County Courthouse
  • Barrow County Museum
  • Winder-Barrow High School