Broke Down Between Exits? Now You Can Search 4RoadService by Interstate Exit Number

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If you’ve ever broken down on the interstate and had someone ask “what’s your exact location?” — you know the problem. You’re not looking at a mile marker. You don’t have GPS coordinates memorized. What you do know is the last exit sign you passed.

That’s exactly the gap 4RoadService’s new search by exit number option is built to close.

How It Works

Instead of guessing at an address or trying to describe a stretch of highway, drivers and dispatchers can now just type the highway and exit straight into the search bar — for example, I-87 Exit 16 — and get a list of nearby truck repair, towing, tire, and trailer service providers sorted by distance from that exact spot.

No cross streets. No coordinates. Just the highway and the number on the last sign.

Why This Matters on the Road

AAA alone fielded more than 27 million emergency roadside calls in 2024 — and that’s passenger vehicles. For truckers and fleets, a breakdown between exits comes with its own pressure: hours-of-service clocks running, freight sitting, and a driver standing on the shoulder trying to describe where they are to a dispatcher three states away.

Search by exit number cuts that guesswork out:

  • Drivers can type the last exit they passed — like “I-87 Exit 16” — straight into the search bar from their phone or in-cab tablet, no pin-dropping or browsing required.
  • Dispatchers fielding a call from a driver can search in seconds once they hear the highway and exit number, instead of trying to reverse-engineer a location from a vague description.
  • Fleets get faster, more accurate matches to nearby service providers, which means less downtime and a quicker return to the road.

Try It Now

Just type your highway and exit number straight into the search bar at 4RoadService.com — try “I-87 Exit 16” — and you’ll get a list of verified nearby providers for truck repair, heavy-duty towing, tire service, trailer repair, reefer repair, and more. Prefer to browse instead? You can also pick your interstate from the highways directory and select your exit from the list.

Add 4RoadService.com to your contacts and bookmarks now, so the next time you’re stuck between exits, help is one search away.