From Williams
About 30 minutes from Williams.
Williams sits up the hill from us on I-40, close enough that a tattoo is an afternoon, not a trip. Text first so we can hold the time, come down the interstate, and you're in the chair. If you're staying in Williams on the way to the Canyon, the same goes: pick the day you're not out sightseeing.
The drive from Williams
29 minutes22.9 miles
- I-40 west out of Williams.
- Exit 146 at Ash Fork.
- North on Double A Ranch Road, 5.7 miles, to the shop.
Google also shows the old road: 35 minutes and 27.9 miles if you take Historic Route 66 part of the way. Google Maps, usual traffic, read 19 October 2026. 4915 N Double A Ranch Rd, Ash Fork, AZ 86320.
Directions from WilliamsBefore you head over from Williams
A day you choose
We're by appointment, Tuesday to Saturday, so the half hour over is the only wait. Text a day or two ahead and we'll hold it.
Talk it through first
The consultation is free, in the shop or by phone, so the first drive over can be the one where you sit down.
See it before you come
Try It On puts one of Bert's drawings on the spot you're thinking about, at the size you want, before you ever get in the car.
We're by appointment, Tuesday to Saturday, 10 AM to 7 PM. Closed Sunday and Monday. Text (928) 637-5129 for the current week. The straight answers on deposits, touch-ups and age are here.
Our work
The work at the end of the drive from Williams
★★★★★Stopped by here on our Route 66 adventure. They were absolutely amazing!! Would highly recommend! They were also very sweet as well! Great conversations!
Williams: the questions
Is there a tattoo shop near Williams, Arizona?
Bert's Ink is about 30 minutes west, at 4915 N Double A Ranch Rd in Ash Fork. Google Maps puts it at 29 minutes and 22.9 miles from Williams in usual traffic: I-40 west to exit 146, then 5.7 miles north.
Can I come over the same day?
Sometimes. We're by appointment, so text (928) 637-5129 first and we'll tell you straight whether today works.
Coming from somewhere else? Seligman, Flagstaff, Prescott and Chino Valley, The Grand Canyon, or the Route 66 stop.