Roadside Trailer Repair — Dispatched To Your Location
From landing gear to lighting to structural damage, our technicians handle trailer repairs directly on the shoulder so your whole rig — not just the tractor — gets back to work.
What Our Roadside Trailer Repair Covers
- On-site landing gear and suspension repair
- Air brake chamber and slack adjuster service
- DOT lighting and reflective tape compliance fixes
- Door, hinge, and cargo securement hardware repair
Signs You Need Roadside Trailer Repair
- A trailer that won't sit level or crank properly
- Grinding or dragging from the trailer axles
- A blown light or wiring short discovered pre-trip
- Bent or jammed door hardware after loading
How We Handle Your Service Call
Call Dispatch
Give us your location, truck type, and symptoms. We start routing a technician immediately.
On-Site Diagnosis
Our technician arrives, confirms the issue, and explains repair options before starting work.
Roadside Repair
Most jobs are completed on-site using parts stocked on the service truck.
Back On Schedule
You get an itemized invoice and are back on the road — no shop visit required in most cases.
Why Speed Matters On A Live Shoulder
A disabled truck on I-20 or I-520 is a hazard to you and to other drivers. Our dispatchers prioritize calls involving unsafe locations, and our technicians are trained to set up safely on active highway shoulders before beginning any repair.