O/O Reporting good truck mechanic shops

Hi guys, most of the O/O (like you and me) dont want to use official dealers in case of problems or break downs, don't need to explain here why, everybody know the reasons, but for lack on info, most of the time we are force to use them.
So I do have a proposition, why we don't make a thread (List) of all the good independent shops that we know of in every city listing they by State?
I do know a couple of them like everybody In here, why not helping eachother to resolve problems? Breaking down the road isn't pretty, and not knowing who to call or where to go is terrifying for most of us. So i think all of us can benefit from this idea.
Don't be shy, help a colleague O/O like you.

 

Washington State, "Engine Bay" 2253 Lincoln Ave, Tacoma, WA 98421, Owner is Mike, ex Cummins worker, 30 years experience
Phone 253 627-5504

Missouri, "Axle Surgeon" 1005 Brookside Dr, Joplin MO, Richard is the Owner, Phone 417 529-7023. Honest guy with good prices.

Missouri, "M&D Truck Repair" 2459 E Kearney St # B, Springfield, MO 65803
(417) 831-9766 Owners are a couple of very nice people, good mechanics there.

Georgia, "Thermo King" 194 Resaca Beach Blvd NW, Resaca, GA 30735, next to Flying J.
706 629-3330, Best Thermo King (sub contractors) I have found in the lower 48, they also have a shop for minor repairs beside the main building.


Texas, 2202 Manana Dr Building 3 Bay 330 Dallas Tx 75220. Jose is the owner, good mechanic with very nice prices, Phone 817 902-8936.

Alaska: "Traction heavy duty parts", 2200 Spar Ave, Anchorage, AK 99501
(907) 276-3500 Repair Shop and Napa Auto Part, was recommended by a local trucker, could not do repairs for the waiting time.

For Tires: Kram tires and wheels, 3596 Moreland Ave, Conley, GA 30288 close to I-20 and Atlanta Airport.
Cheapest place I have seen for tires, they have big assortiment, Chinese, Japanish and American tires, they are very busy sometimes but they are worth the wait.