Lincoln is covered, about 24 miles out — the longest drive among the towns near it. Its closest covered neighbors are Loomis, 7.3 miles away, and Rocklin, 7.6 miles away, both farther from Lincoln than most of the other clustered towns are from each other.
Of the towns Sacramento Tire Shop covers, Lincoln is about as far out as it gets: 24 miles from the shop on Richards Blvd, and its nearest covered neighbors aren't close either. Loomis is 7.3 miles from Lincoln and Rocklin is 7.6 — both farther than the three-to-four-mile gaps separating some of the other towns on the map from each other.
None of that changes whether Lincoln gets covered — it does. It just means a Lincoln job is a longer, more deliberate trip than one closer to the shop, and it's not sitting inside a cluster where the shop is likely passing through anyway. If you're calling from Lincoln, confirming a time ahead of the drive works better than expecting a same-day drop-in.
How far out is Lincoln, really?
24 miles from the shop, which puts it at the outer edge of the coverage area rather than the middle of it.
What's the closest town you also cover?
Loomis, 7.3 miles from Lincoln, and Rocklin, 7.6 miles away. Both are real drives in their own right, which says something about how spread out this part of the map is compared to the tighter clusters closer to the shop.
Do you cover Lincoln, or is that too far?
Lincoln is covered — it's about 24 miles from the shop, the longest drive among the towns near it, but still inside the regular service area.
What's the nearest other town you cover to Lincoln?
Loomis, 7.3 miles away, followed by Rocklin at 7.6 miles.
Should I call ahead before driving in from Lincoln?
It's a good idea — Lincoln is the longest drive among the nearby towns, so confirming a time before you leave saves a wasted trip if the schedule shifts.