24/7 Emergency Dispatch Mobile & In-Shop Truck Repair
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24/7 Emergency Truck Repair

Breakdown on the highway, a truck that will not start in the yard, an air leak that has taken a unit out of service, a trailer rejected at a dock. Call and a dispatcher will match a technician to your fault and your location — at any hour.

Dispatch answers 24 hours a day, 7 days a week — weekends and holidays included.

When To Call

Situations we treat as emergencies

If the vehicle is not legal or not safe to move, or a revenue unit is sitting still, call the dispatch line rather than filling in a form. That gets a technician moving fastest.

  • Truck will not start on a highway shoulder, at a truck stop or in a yard
  • Air pressure will not build, or the system bleeds down — an out-of-service condition
  • Brake fault, dragging brake, or a wheel running hot
  • Blown hydraulic hose on a wet kit, dump bed, crane or plow
  • Overheating, coolant loss or a shredded belt on the road
  • Derate or an engine fault leaving the truck unable to pull a load
  • Trailer failure blocking a dock, a load or a consignee
  • Structural damage — cracked crossmember, hanger or bracket
  • Tyres — a blowout or run-flat that has stopped the truck
  • A driver who is out of hours and cannot legally move the unit
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What Happens Next

What to have ready, and what happens after you call

Have these ready when you call

  • Unit number, make, model and vehicle class
  • Exact location — address, exit, mile marker or yard
  • What the truck is doing (or not doing) and when it started
  • Whether the truck and trailer are loaded
  • Whether it is blocking traffic, a dock or a lane
  • Who is on site and a number to reach them on

What we will do

  • Ask the questions that determine which service truck and parts go out
  • Give you a realistic response estimate, not an optimistic one
  • Confirm the fault on site before any repair begins
  • Repair on site wherever the job allows
  • Tell you straight away if it needs a shop, and arrange it
  • Document the repair per unit for your fleet records
01

Truck goes down

A no-start on the shoulder of I-35, an air leak in the yard, a liftgate that stopped halfway through a delivery.

02

You call dispatch

One call to our 24/7 line. A dispatcher takes the unit details, the location and what the truck is doing.

03

A technician is dispatched

We send the nearest mobile service truck with the tooling for the symptoms you describe, not a generic kit.

04

On-site diagnosis

The technician confirms the fault before touching anything, then tells you what the repair involves.

05

Repair where you are

Most faults — electrical, air, belts and hoses, starters, alternators, hydraulics, welding — are finished on the spot.

06

Back on the road

You are rolling again. If the fault needs a bay, the truck goes to the nearest of our Texas shops and keeps a service record.

Coverage

Emergency coverage across Texas

Mobile dispatch from ten Texas locations. Tell us where the truck is even if your city is not listed — we will tell you honestly whether we can reach you and how quickly.

Truck down right now?

Do not wait on a form. Call the 24/7 dispatch line and speak to a person who will get a technician moving.

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