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Truck Scales on US-101 in California

Truck Scales along US Route 101 in California, mapped and updated by the Trucker Path driver community.

Trucker Path maps truck scales along US Route 101 in California — currently 6 locations — with details contributed and verified by our driver community. Open the app for directions and driver reviews for any location below.

6 truck scales on US-101 in California

Route	Name	Location	Amenities
US-101	CAT Scale (Valero Corner Store)	King City, CA 50940 Mesa Verde Rd	Scales
US-101	CAT Scale (7-Eleven #35065)	Salinas, CA 1020 Terven Ave	Scales Tire Care
US-101	CAT Scale (7-Eleven #35063)	South San Francisco, CA 128 Harbor Wy	Overnight parking Scales
US-101	CAT Scale (San Paso Truck Stop)	Paso Robles, CA 81 Wellsona Rd	Scales
US-101	CAT Scale (Pilot Travel Center #237)	Salinas, CA 951 Work St	—
US-101	CAT Scale (Garlic Farm Truckstop)	Gilroy, CA 5920 Travel Park Cir	Scales Tire Care

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Truck Scales on US-101 in California — FAQ

How many truck scales are listed on US-101 in California?

Trucker Path currently lists 6 truck scales on US-101 in California. The list comes from Trucker Path's points-of-interest database, which drivers update through the app.