Short answer: most trailer problems that stop a load come down to a short list: brakes, lights and the 7-way plug, doors, landing gear, suspension, tires and cracked welds. We repair all of these at our shop at 4700 Irving Blvd #200, Dallas, TX 75247, and we can often fix them on the road too.
Trailer repair in Dallas, TX: the problems we see most
- Trailer brakes that drag, grab or do not release
- Lights that flicker or go out, often a bad 7-way plug or wiring
- Doors that will not latch or seal
- Landing gear that is stuck, bent or will not crank
- Suspension and axle wear
- Tires and wheel-end problems
- Cracks and broken welds
You can see everything on our trailer repair in Dallas, TX page. Brake and suspension jobs also fall under brake and suspension repair.
Can you fix my trailer where it is parked?
Often, yes. If your trailer breaks down in the Dallas area we try to repair it on the spot first. If that does not work, we tow it to our own shop and finish the repair there. We do not do towing as a separate service. See trailer roadside repair for how it works.
Trailer AC repair
We also repair trailer air conditioning. We list this as trailer AC repair, not refrigerated units.
What to tell us when you call
- What the trailer type is and what is wrong with it
- Where it is right now
- Whether it is loaded or empty
- Any lights, noises or leaks you noticed first
Hours
We are open Monday to Saturday, 8 AM to 6 PM. We are not a 24/7 shop, so call ahead.
Looking for trailer repair in Dallas, Texas? Call (214) 400-4228 or send a message through our contact page. We take calls in Spanish too.
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