Heavy Duty Towing in Nolensville, TN

Heavy Duty Towing in Nolensville mostly means dump trucks, concrete mixers, equipment haulers and buses working a town that has grown very fast. Nolensville is in Williamson County, about 22 miles southeast of Nashville. Its population rose from 3,099 in 2000 to 5,861 in 2010 and 13,829 in 2020, and Wikipedia lists a 2025 estimate of 15,789. If a heavy unit stops here, call (615) 880-9643 and dispatch will answer around the clock.

The town and its history

Nolensville was originally incorporated in 1839, and voters approved reincorporation by referendum in August 1996. The town covers 10.44 square miles, all land, and is mostly flat with a few hilly areas. It was built along Mill Creek. Many 19th-century structures still stand along Nolensville Road. Older streets can leave a heavy wrecker little room to turn, so give us the cross street and any parked vehicles.

The I-840 link to Murfreesboro

I-840 exit 42 is US 31A and US 41A (Horton Highway, SR 11), signed to Shelbyville, Lewisburg and Nolensville. Heading east, I-840 reaches I-24 at exit 53 and US 41/US 70S at exit 55, which lead to Murfreesboro. The I-24 junction is about 11 miles east of exit 42. In between, exit 47 is SR 102 (Almaville Road), to Smyrna, and exit 37 is Arno Road. West of exit 42, exit 34 is Peytonsville-Trinity Road. These are the exit names that dispatch will ask for if you are on the bypass rather than in town.

Why construction trucks matter here

Wikipedia cites a 2030 projection of about 19,000. Growth like that brings dump trucks, tri-axle haulers, lowboys carrying excavators and loaded mixers on the road, along with school and charter buses. These units are heavy and often top-heavy, and a soft shoulder at a new subdivision entrance can tip them. For that kind of call, tell us the axle count, whether the body is raised, how much material is aboard and what the ground is like under the wheels.

West of exit 42

Going west, exit 37 is Arno Road (mile 37.1) and exit 34 is Peytonsville-Trinity Road (mile 34.9). I-840 meets US 431 at exit 30, and I-65 at exit 31, where it connects toward Franklin, Nashville and Huntsville, Alabama. A truck reaching Nolensville from the south on US 31A or US 41A is on Horton Highway, SR 11.

The bypass built to move trucks around Nashville

I-840 is an outer bypass around Nashville, 77.28 miles long, built with state funds as SR 840. Its final segments opened November 2, 2012, and it was redesignated I-840 on August 12, 2016. Through-trucks use it to avoid the city, so a breakdown here often involves a long-haul driver who does not know the area. Exit 42 sits at mile 41.9, exit 47 (SR 102, Almaville Road) at mile 46.9 and exit 50 (Veterans Parkway, to Blackman) at mile 50.8. Read us the mile marker if you can see one.

Information that speeds up the call

• Road: Nolensville Road, an I-840 ramp, or a subdivision street
• Equipment: dump truck, mixer, lowboy with a machine, school bus or charter bus
• Condition: upright, tilted, in soft ground or blocking a lane
• Contractor, fleet or insurer who will pay

Call (615) 880-9643 or

Get a Free Estimate

.