What's your favorite garage location?

[Goggles56]

Just wondering what your favorite garage location is and why? Some have great access like the one in Elko which has it's own private street and a traffic light to get out on to the main road. Some have access to an airport with good heavy hauls like Denver. Some are right across the street from truck service like the one in Ontario.

So which one floats your boat? Also, let's hear if you have one that torpedoes it.

[Bobcat]

pHOENIX AND fRANKFURT

[Wille Wilse]

The home garage is only the starting point, Im never there except after a big update where my truck is relocated to the home garage.

[Capt. Carrot]

with the map DLC's that i have got at the moment, Las Vegas.

[Alabama]

I try can get one as close to a truck, dealer as possible.

[Montana Ted]

I like Yuma AZ. Can run up the west coast or east and up into Colorado. I used to be a commercial driver (before cell phones & GPS) and I really miss running the SW. Lots of nothing, it really has it's own beauty.

[meistroracer88]

My favorite is in Idaho.

Couer D'Alene - I like the drive down into the garage. Or drive out of it. Plus I like companies on hills and on difficult roads. Close to travel to and from Sandpoint, which by far the prettiest of all cities in Idaho. Don't get me wrong, all cities in Idaho are excellent, Sandpoint really stands out the most.

[Metalheart642]

San Francisco, I just love the ride over the Golden Gate Bridge when starting again after an Update.

[jmmsmokey]

I like Eugene and Ontario. They both have mechanic shops right next door. I also like Wenatchee.

[Asigion]

I have always selected Elko as my home garage. It has it's own access road with traffic lights, conveniently located near a Kenworth dealership and has plenty of jobs from and to there. I have always loved Nevada and even more so since SCS overhauled Tenopa.

[mfeets]

Denver. It's the biggest city on the map, with PLENTY of cargo to and from it. it also is across the Rockies, meaning the jobs pay really well, sometimes at over $100 per mile. I don't think I've ever had a truck have to return empty to Denver because there are so many jobs going to it. Only problem is, service is in a really inconvenient spot.