Short answer: if your semi can still move safely, bring it to our shop. If it has stopped or is not safe to drive, call us first, because many problems can be repaired right where the truck is. We have done semi truck repair in Dallas, TX since 2011.
When to bring your semi to the shop
- A warning light that keeps coming back, see what truck dash warning lights mean
- Brake feel that has changed
- Overheating, leaks or loss of power
- Scheduled work such as preventive maintenance
- Bigger jobs like engine, transmission or axle work
When to call for roadside repair
If the truck will not start, loses air, blows a tire or stops on the side of the road, call before you do anything else. We try to repair semi trucks on the spot wherever we can. If it cannot be fixed roadside, we tow it to our own shop and finish the job there. We do not offer towing as a standalone service. Details are on our emergency roadside service page and truck roadside repair page.
What to tell us when you call
- The truck make and model
- What it was doing right before it stopped
- Your exact location
- Whether a trailer is attached
Semi truck repair in Dallas, Texas: what we work on
Diesel diagnostics, air brakes, DEF and DPF systems, cooling, electrical, tires, axles, transmissions, AC and exhaust, plus engine overhauls. The full list is on our semi truck repair in Dallas, TX page.
Hours and contact
We are open Monday to Saturday, 8 AM to 6 PM, at 4700 Irving Blvd #200, Dallas, TX 75247. We are not open 24/7. Call (214) 400-4228 or use the contact page. Calls in Spanish are welcome.
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Semi truck repair in Dallas, Texas
Our shop is at 4700 Irving Blvd in Dallas, Texas. We handle semi truck repair in Dallas for local fleets and owner-operators, and we also help drivers who are passing through Texas and break down. Whether you need semi truck repair in Dallas, TX or in the area around it, call +1 (214) 400-4228 and we will tell you if it should come to the shop or can be fixed where it is parked.
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