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Top Truck Repair Companies

A truck that is down does not earn, so fleet operators and owner-operators want repairs done right the first time and fast. Truck repair shops service medium and heavy-duty trucks: engine and aftertreatment diagnostics, brakes, suspension, electrical faults, transmission work, preventive maintenance and the annual DOT inspection. Many also send mobile mechanics to yards and roadsides.

When comparing truck repair services, check which makes and engines the shop is authorized to repair, its diagnostic software, how quickly it can get parts and bay time, and whether it supports roadside breakdowns.

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List of the Best Truck Repair Services Agencies

  1. DVL Express Inc - Out of Business logo
    DVL Express Inc - Out of Business
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    We began our journey in 2011 with just one truck, one driver, and one dispatcher. By 2021, we have successfully expanded into a thriving trucking company with over 250 trucks, 230 drivers, and nearly 100 owner-operators. Our goal is to create a welcoming atmosphere for our drivers, which is why we’v

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    44% Trucking Services
    25% Warehousing & Storage Services
    11% Cross-Docking
    10% Packaging Services
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    “DVL Express Inc grew from a single truck in 2011 to a comprehensive logistics and trucking company with extensive fleet, driver support, and warehousing services before ceasing operations.”

Buyer's guide

Hiring Truck Repair Services companies

What the work covers, how to judge a partner and what drives the price.

What truck repair shops handle

Work covers engine repair and overhaul, diesel aftertreatment systems such as DPF, DEF and SCR, brakes and air systems, suspension and steering, clutch and transmission, electrical and lighting, cooling, HVAC and tire work. Preventive maintenance visits include oil changes, inspections and fluid analysis on a mileage or hours schedule.

Many shops perform annual DOT inspections and fix defects found during roadside inspections. Mobile repair trucks handle breakdowns, minor repairs at the customer's yard and preventive maintenance after hours. Fleet accounts get priority bay time, maintenance records by unit and consolidated billing.

Jobs are usually written up as repair orders with a diagnostic step, an estimate, approval and the completed repair, with warranty claims processed for eligible parts.

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Truck Repair Services FAQs

Short answers to what buyers ask before hiring a Truck Repair Services company.

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A truck repair service diagnoses and fixes medium and heavy-duty trucks, including engines, aftertreatment, brakes, suspension, electrical and transmissions. Many also run preventive maintenance programs, DOT inspections and mobile or roadside repair.

Truck repair is usually billed at an hourly shop rate plus parts, with a diagnostic fee for complex faults and flat rates for inspections and preventive maintenance. Make, engine type, parts availability, warranty and roadside or after-hours service drive the cost.

Truck repair focuses on the tractor or straight truck, including engine, drivetrain and cab. Truck and trailer repair adds trailer work such as brakes, lights, landing gear, floors, doors and refrigeration units. Fleets hauling trailers often prefer one shop for both.

Ask which makes and engines the shop is authorized to repair, its diagnostic tools and technician certifications, and whether it offers guaranteed bay time and mobile service. Also ask how estimates are approved and how maintenance records are shared.

Commercial trucks need preventive maintenance on the schedule set by the manufacturer and adjusted for mileage, engine hours and duty cycle. Trucks in severe service, such as stop-and-go delivery or construction, usually need shorter intervals.

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