Commercial Trailer Roadside Repair: Brakes, Hubs, 7-Way & More
Updated: 9 hours ago
Trailer breakdowns involve more than tires
A commercial trailer can be disabled by a brake problem, wheel-end failure, electrical fault, landing-gear issue, damaged door or structural problem even when every tire is intact. Mobile Truck Trailer Tire Roadside Repair provides on-site trailer diagnosis and repair for common roadside failures.
Work can include semi trailers as well as commercial and tow trailers where the repair can be safely completed at the location. We provide repair service, not towing.
Brakes, wheel ends, wiring and mechanical trailer repairs
Trailer roadside services include brakes, brake chambers, hubs, bearings, wheel seals, drums, 7-way wiring, lights, breakaway components, landing gear and selected door, hinge, roller and floor repairs. Suspension-related work can include springs, U-bolts and related hardware on supported trailer types.
A trailer electrical complaint should be separated into tractor-side, connector and trailer-side faults. A wheel-end complaint should be inspected for bearing, seal and brake contamination before the unit is returned to service.
Commercial and specialty trailer coverage
In addition to semi trailers, service experience includes boat and jet-ski trailers, horse/equestrian trailers, utility and landscape trailers, car haulers, dump trailers, enclosed trailers, travel trailers and related tow equipment.
Coverage extends across Palm Beach County and north through Martin and St. Lucie counties. Call 561-464-7742 with the trailer type, axle count, location and failure symptoms.
Comments