Diagnostics & repair
Find the cause. Make the repair. Engine, electrical, cooling, and mechanical troubleshooting.
TRUCK. TRAILER. EQUIPMENT.
Keep your trucks and equipment working. Straightforward diagnostics, dependable repairs, and maintenance that makes sense.
Tacoma · I-90 east · I-5 south

01 / WHAT WE DO
From a single service call to routine maintenance, get the right work for the problem in front of you.
Find the cause. Make the repair. Engine, electrical, cooling, and mechanical troubleshooting.
Engine disassembly, cylinder head and gasket work, internal repairs, and engine replacement for trucks and equipment.
Oil, filters, fluids, and condition checks that help you stay ahead of the next breakdown.
Brakes, lighting, suspension, and general trailer repairs to keep your load moving.
Practical repair and maintenance for the equipment that keeps your jobsite working.
IN THE FIELD





02 / THE PROCESS
Tell us what’s happening. We’ll review the job, confirm the next step, and discuss the work before it starts.
Share the unit, symptoms, location, and how we can reach you.
Confirm service options, availability, and an estimate before repairs begin.
Complete the agreed repair or maintenance with clear communication along the way.
03 / CLOSE TO THE JOB
Mobile truck, trailer, and equipment repair across the Puget Sound area, east along I-90 through Moses Lake, and south along I-5 through Vancouver. Include your unit’s location so we can confirm availability and travel arrangements.
04 / LET’S GET TO WORK
Send your request straight to our team’s mobile inbox for a quick response. Tell us about your truck, trailer, or equipment, and we’ll get back to you to confirm availability and pricing.
Contact information is used to review your service request and coordinate the work. Requests are emailed through FormSubmit.
BEFORE YOU BOOK
The year, make, model, unit location, symptoms, and a good callback number. For equipment, include the serial number or engine hours if available.
Yes. Select preventive maintenance and include the number of units, the type of equipment, and the maintenance you need.
No. Availability, service location, pricing, and the scope of work need to be confirmed before the job is scheduled.