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Iowa Falls through the Cedar Valley toward Dubuque

US 20 Truck Repair

Rig Doctor works the US 20 expressway through the Cedar Valley and out in both directions, from the Iowa Falls interchange in the west to the long open run toward Dubuque in the east.

At a Glance

Corridor
Iowa Falls through the Cedar Valley toward Dubuque
Base
Waterloo, IA, at the north end
Hours
Any hour, seven days
Common
Tires, air leaks, derates and lighting defects

US 20 is the east and west freight route across northern Iowa. Through Black Hawk County it is a full expressway, and the interchanges from Exit 208 to Exit 238 are the heart of the service area.

The Rig Doctor flatbed service truck backed in beside box trucks at a loading dock

Exit 227 at US 63 is the Love’s travel stop and one of the most common call locations.

Exits 224 and 225 serve Cedar Falls and the Iowa 58 industrial corridor.

Exits 232A and 232B are the I 380 and US 218 junction, the busiest interchange on the route.

West of Exit 208 the services thin out fast and a breakdown means a long wait for anyone but a mobile truck.

Exit by Exit

Where You Are on US 20

ExitServes
Exit 168US 65, Iowa Falls and Hubbard
Exit 175County Road D35, Eldora and Steamboat Rock
Exit 181County Road S56, Ackley and Eldora
Exit 187County Road T19, Wellsburg and Aplington
Exit 208Iowa 14, Parkersburg and Grundy Center
Exit 215County Road T55, Dike and New Hartford
Exit 220County Road D18, Cedar Falls
Exit 224Iowa 58 south and Hudson Road
Exit 225Iowa 27 and Iowa 58 north, Cedar Falls
Exit 227US 63 and Sergeant Road, Waterloo and Hudson
Exit 229Ansborough Avenue, Waterloo
Exit 230Iowa 21 and Hawkeye Road, Waterloo and Dysart
Exit 232AUS 218 south, La Porte City
Exit 232BI 380 and US 218 north, Waterloo
Exit 238I 380 and Iowa 27 south, Cedar Rapids

Have This Ready When You Call

Three answers cut the response time more than anything else you can do.

  1. Your exact locationHighway, direction of travel, the last mile marker or exit you passed, the scale, the truck stop or the jobsite address. If you have a phone location, read the coordinates. Being one exit off can cost an hour.
  2. The unitYear, make and model of the tractor or trailer, the unit number, and the tire size if it is a tire call. For a reefer, the make and model of the unit itself. This is what decides which parts come on the truck.
  3. What actually happenedWarning lights and fault codes word for word, noises, smells, leaks, and what the unit will and will not do. What it was doing in the minute before it stopped matters more than almost anything else.

The full breakdown checklist

Find the Shop

Where to Find Rig Doctor LLC

10145 Independence Ave, Waterloo, IA 50703

Day or night, we keep your rig runnin’ right.

One number, answered by a technician, at any hour.

Call (319) 529-0920

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