Mobile Diesel & Semi Truck Repair in Amarillo, TX
Broke down on I-40 or I-27? Call with your mile marker and we'll get a mechanic to you. Open 24/7 across Amarillo, Canyon, Lubbock and the interstates between.
- 24/7 Open
- 2 Interstates
- 3 Cities
- 1 Call
Available 24/7
Truck down? Start here
Roadside truck repair
Stopped on the shoulder? What to do first, and what to tell dispatch.
Learn more →Semi truck repair
Tractors and trailers on I-40 and I-27. Fleet managers can call for their drivers.
Learn more →Mobile diesel mechanic
A mechanic at the truck instead of the truck at a shop.
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Full service
Mobile truck repair services
Truck tires
Blown or flat on the tractor or the trailer? Tell us which position it is and the tire size.
Details →DPF & DEF
Regen light, lost power or a DEF warning? Tell us exactly what the dash shows.
Details →Brakes & air
Low-air warning, a leak or brakes that don't feel right? Stop somewhere safe and call.
Details →Fuel system & injectors
Hard start, lost power or smoke? Tell us what changed and where the truck last fueled.
Details →Engine diagnostics
Warning lights, fault codes or a no-start? Read us the codes and we'll start from there.
Details →Trailer repair
Trailer trouble on the road or in the yard? Tell us if it's loaded and who approves the work.
Details →Electrical & batteries
Dead batteries, no crank or lights out? Tell us what happens when you turn the key.
Details →Fleet maintenance
PM mainly at the shop, DOT inspections at the shop or at the truck. Tell us what you run.
Details →Reefer units
Reefer unit down or not holding temperature? Tell us the make, the fault and what's on board.
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Call us 24/7 for immediate assistance
(806) 513-2993Tell dispatch three things
Mile marker and direction
I-40 eastbound, I-27 northbound, or the last exit you passed.
Truck and trailer
Make and model, plus what you're hauling if it affects the job.
What's wrong
What happened, what the dash shows, and whether the truck still moves.
Open 24/7
Nights, weekends and holidays included. Call whenever the truck goes down.
We come to the truck
On the shoulder, at a truck stop or in your yard. Tell us where it is.
Problem first
Our mechanics find what is actually wrong before they start replacing parts.
Straight on price
Describe the job and ask for an estimate before any work starts.
One call
Give us the location, the truck and the problem. We take it from there.
Honest boundaries
If a job needs a tow or a shop, we will tell you straight.
Who we are
Your mobile diesel crew on the High Plains
Call Diesel Road Crew keeps trucks moving across the Texas Panhandle. One number, day or night, and our mechanics come to the truck. Fleet managers, carriers and owner-operators all make the same call.
Winter is part of the job up here. Amarillo sits at about 3,700 feet and averages 17.9 inches of snow a year, so we'd rather you have this number before you need it.
Contact us about diesel repairWhat customers say
I am a fleet service manager & work with repair companies on the road daily. This has by far been the best experience & treatment ive receieved from anyone. They treated my company like their own & stayed until the job was done - even when the weather turned for the worst & the sun came down. Appreciate folks like this & look forward to the next break down in the area
… Driveline broke on me in the middle of nowhere! Owner got parts for me from dealer and then brought out to fix the issue, my tech Martin did a great job and got it done fast! …
… They are not a parts changer, you go there for a problem, they find out the problem and fix it.... 5 Star !!! …
Great and reliable! If you’re looking for a shop/ Service that’s gonna be straight forward all across the board this is the company you want!!
Where we work
We run Amarillo, Canyon and Lubbock, and the interstates that connect them. Somewhere else in Texas? Call and ask.
The corridors we run
Give us your direction of travel and the nearest exit, and we'll tell you where we can get to.
Truck stops and rest areas, exit by exit: the I-40 and I-27 breakdown guide.
Vega to Groom
Our normal run, through Amarillo. We can stretch farther across Texas, so call first.
Amarillo to Lubbock
The full run through Canyon and Plainview. See the Lubbock pageif you're at the south end.
Frequently asked questions
- What should I have ready when I call?
- Three things: the mile marker and direction of travel, the truck and trailer, and what is wrong. If you do not know the mile marker, give the last exit or a landmark.
- What hours are you open?
- We are open 24/7. If nobody picks up, leave a voicemail with the location and what is wrong.
- How far do you go?
- We cover Amarillo, Canyon, Lubbock, I-27 and I-40 from Vega to Groom, and can stretch farther across Texas. If you are somewhere else, call and ask.
- What can you fix at the truck?
- Tires, DPF cleaning and regen, DEF system repair, Brakes and air systems, Fuel systems and injectors, Engine diagnostics, fault codes and no-starts, Trailer repair, DOT inspections, Electrical and batteries, Cooling systems and radiators, Suspension and steering, Lights. If your job is not listed, ask on the call.
- Do you come to truck stops and company yards?
- Yes. Tell us where the truck is and how to reach it safely.
- What will the repair cost?
- It depends on the job. Describe the problem on the call and ask for an estimate before the work starts.