Mobile Truck Repair Service Providers in Alabama (AL)

Stuck on the side of the road in Alabama? 🆘

Don't sweat it! Our mobile semi-truck and trailer repair services in Alabama have you covered. We offer 24/7 roadside assistance for all your truck and trailer needs, from brakes and tires to engines and electrical. Whether you're a local fleet or just passing through, we'll get you back on the road fast and affordably.

Call now for:

• Quick response times: Minimize downtime and get back on schedule.
• Expert technicians: Certified and experienced to handle any repair.
• Wide range of services: From minor fixes to major overhauls.
• Mobile convenience: We come to you, wherever you are in Alabama.
• 24/7 availability: We're here for you, day or night.

Keep your trucks rolling with our reliable mobile repair services. Contact us today!

P.S. Looking for specific services like reefer trailer repair or heavy-duty towing? We offer those too! Just give us a call.

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Core Services:

• Semi-Truck Repair: Overhaul and repair of various semi-truck components like engines, transmissions, differentials, brakes, electrical systems, etc.
• Trailer Repair Services: Repairs for trailers of all types, including dry vans, reefers, flatbeds, tankers, etc., covering brakes, suspension, electrical systems, doors, and more.
• Heavy Duty Towing and Recovery: 24/7 breakdown assistance and towing for stranded semi-trucks and trailers, including winching and specialized recovery services.
• Truck and Trailer Commercial Tires Repair: Installation, repair, and maintenance of commercial truck and trailer tires, including balancing, alignment, and roadside assistance.
• Mobile Diesel Mechanic Services: On-site repair and maintenance services for semi-trucks and trailers directly at your location, minimizing downtime.

Specialized Services:

• Reefer Trailer Repair: Specialized repair and maintenance services for refrigerated trailers, including Thermoking and Carrier reefer units, temperature control systems, and electrical components.
• Axle and Spindle Repair and Replacement: Repair or replacement of worn-out axles, spindles, and bearings for optimal truck performance and safety.
• Mobile Welding for Commercial Trucks: On-site welding services for frame repairs, cracked components, and other metal modifications.
• Body Repair for Semi Trucks and Trailers: Repair and restoration of damaged truck and trailer bodies, including fiberglass repair, painting, and collision repair.
• Computer Diagnostics and ECM Programming: Advanced diagnostics using specialized tools to identify and troubleshoot electronic issues in modern trucks.
• DPF Filters and Forced Regeneration: Cleaning, regeneration, and replacement of diesel particulate filters (DPFs) to meet emission standards.
• Engine Repair: Overhaul and repair of various diesel engines used in semi-trucks, including diagnostics, component replacement, and performance optimization.
• Windshield Replacement: Quick and professional replacement of damaged windshields for improved driver visibility and safety.
• Transmission Repair: Diagnosis and repair of automatic and manual transmissions for semi-trucks, ensuring smooth gear changes and optimal performance.
• Turbo Replacement for Semi Trucks: Replacement of worn-out or damaged turbochargers to restore engine power and efficiency.

Highways in Alabama:

Here's a breakdown of the different types of highways in Alabama:

Interstate Highways:

• I-10: Runs east-west across the southern United States, connecting Los Angeles, California, to Jacksonville, Florida. In Alabama, it starts from the Mississippi state line near Mobile and goes all the way to the Georgia state line near Phenix City, passing through major cities like Mobile and Montgomery.

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  I10 Alabama

• I-20: Runs east-west across the southern United States, from El Paso, Texas, to Charleston, South Carolina. In Alabama, it starts from the Mississippi state line near Meridian, Mississippi, and goes all the way to the Georgia state line near Heflin, passing through major cities like Meridian, Birmingham, and Atlanta, Georgia.

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  I20 Alabama

• I-59: Runs north-south through the central United States, from New Orleans, Louisiana, to Duluth, Minnesota. In Alabama, it starts from the Mississippi state line near Mobile and goes all the way to the Georgia state line near Fort Payne, passing through major cities like Mobile and Birmingham.

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  I59 Alabama

• I-65: Runs north-south through the central United States, from Gary, Indiana, to Mobile, Alabama. In Alabama, it starts from the Mississippi state line near Millry and goes all the way to the Tennessee state line near Florence, passing through major cities like Mobile, Birmingham, and Huntsville.

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  I65 Alabama

• I-75: Runs north-south along the east coast of the United States, from Miami, Florida, to Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan. In Alabama, it starts from the Florida state line near Flomaton and goes all the way to the Georgia state line near Chattanooga, Tennessee, passing through major cities like Mobile and Montgomery.

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  I75 Alabama

• I-85: Runs north-south along the east coast of the United States, from Montgomery, Alabama, to Petersburg, Virginia. In Alabama, this interstate is currently under construction and will eventually connect Montgomery to the Georgia state line near LaGrange.

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  I85 Alabama (under construction)

U.S. Highways:

• US 31: Runs north-south along the east coast of the United States, from Mackinac Bridge, Michigan, to Mobile, Alabama. In Alabama, it starts from the Florida state line near Flomaton and goes all the way to the Mississippi state line near Fulton, Mississippi, passing through major cities like Mobile and Montgomery.

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  US 31 Alabama

• US 72: Runs east-west across the central United States, from Texarkana, Texas, to Memphis, Tennessee. In Alabama, it starts from the Mississippi state line near Tuscumbia and goes all the way to the Georgia state line near Huntsville, passing through major cities like Muscle Shoals and Huntsville.

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  US 72 Alabama

• US 78: Runs east-west across the central United States, from Memphis, Tennessee, to Charleston, South Carolina. In Alabama, it starts from the Mississippi state line near Aliceville and goes all the way to the Georgia state line near Heflin, passing through major cities like Birmingham and Talladega.

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  US 78 Alabama

• US 80: Runs east-west across the southern United States, from Savannah, Georgia, to San Diego, California. In Alabama, it starts from the Georgia state line near Selma and goes all the way to the Mississippi state line near Demopolis, passing through major cities like Selma and Montgomery.

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  US 80 Alabama

• US 82: Runs east-west across the southern United States, from Brunswick, Georgia, to El Paso, Texas. In Alabama, it starts from the Georgia state line near Eufaula and goes all the way to the Mississippi state line near Columbus, Mississippi, passing through major cities like Tuscaloosa and Columbus, Mississippi.

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  US 82 Alabama

• US 90: Runs east-west across the southern United States, from Miami, Florida, to Los Angeles, California. In Alabama, it starts from the Florida state line near Pensacola and goes all the way to the Mississippi state line near Mobile, passing through major cities like Mobile and Spanish Fort.

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  US 90 Alabama
• US 98: Runs east-west across the southern United States, from Mobile, Alabama, to St. Marys, Georgia. In Alabama, it starts from Mobile and goes all the way to the Florida state line near Dauphin Island, passing through major cities like Mobile and Dauphin Island.