Pulling to one side during braking can indicate issues with the braking system, steering components, or chassis alignment. We recommend scheduling an inspection to diagnose and address the specific cause.

If your truck begins to overheat, it's crucial to act promptly to prevent engine damage. Safely pull over and turn off the engine immediately. Avoid opening the radiator cap, as hot coolant can cause serious burns. It's best to have your vehicle towed to our facility or the nearest trusted diesel repair shop for a thorough inspection.

Yes, we handle maintenance and repairs for a wide range of vehicles, including light-duty, medium-duty, and heavy-duty trucks. Our team is equipped to work on diverse makes and models, ensuring comprehensive solutions for your fleet.

Certainly. Our certified technicians are experienced in diagnosing and performing comprehensive engine repairs and overhauls to restore your truck's performance.

Yes, we provide tailored fleet maintenance solutions designed to keep your trucks in peak condition. Our programs include regular inspections, oil changes, and preventative repairs to help minimize breakdowns and extend vehicle life.

Yes, we provide mobile repair services during business hours. Our mobile units are equipped to handle various on-site repairs to minimize your downtime.

Absolutely. We can replace worn or damaged tailgate hardware, including hinges, latches, cables, and handle assemblies. Using quality parts, we ensure your tailgate operates reliably and safely.

Yes, we provide DPF cleaning, EGR diagnostics, and complete emission system services to ensure compliance and performance.

We service a wide range of vehicles, including heavy-duty trucks, trailers, and RVs. Our clients span various industries, such as logistics, construction, and transportation.