What drivers call us about
- Dead batteries, or a truck that needs a jump
- Batteries that keep going flat
- Charging warnings on the dash
- Lights that have quit, on the tractor or the trailer
- Wiring trouble: something that works one minute and not the next
What happens when you turn the key?
The answer tells the mechanic where to start, so try to say which of these you have.
- Nothing at all. No dash lights, no sound.
- Dash lights come on, but nothing else happens.
- One click or a lot of rapid clicking.
- It cranks slowly, then gives up.
- It cranks normally but won’t start. That’s more likely a diagnostics or fuel system call, though the same phone number handles all of them.
If you’ve already tried a jump, tell us what happened.
What to tell us
- Which of the above you’re getting
- How long the truck has been sitting, and whether anything was left running
- How old the batteries are, if you know
- Any warning lights or messages
- Where you are on I-40 or I-27, and whether the truck is off the road
At the truck, or at a shop?
We do electrical and battery work both ways. Some of it gets sorted at the truck. A problem that’s hard to trace can be better done at the shop. The mechanic will tell you which, and why.
Where we cover
We're open 24/7. We cover Amarillo, Canyon, Lubbock, I-27 and I-40 from Vega to Groom, and can stretch farther across Texas. Call with the location and we'll tell you whether we can get there. We don't promise an arrival time on this site, so ask on the call, and ask for an estimate before any work starts.
What customers say
These reviews aren't about electrical work specifically.
Efficient..this place is the best truck shop if your need road service or went to the shop. Excellent service 👏 👍 thank you martin!!!
Very good service, great customer service, prices and a professional team
Frequently asked questions
- My batteries are dead and I think I just need a jump. Can you help?
- Ask on the call. Tell us what the truck does when you turn the key and how long it sat, because a dead battery isn't always the real problem.
- It keeps killing batteries. What now?
- Tell us how often and how old the batteries are. Something may be draining them or not charging them, and that's what the mechanic needs to look at.
- Is electrical work done at the truck or at the shop?
- Both. It depends on what the mechanic finds. Describe it on the call and we'll tell you which applies.
- The lights are out on the trailer, not the tractor. Is that this page?
- Same call. Say it's the trailer. Trailer work has its own page too.
Related services
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 →Fuel system & injectors
Hard start, lost power or smoke? Tell us what changed and where the truck last fueled.
Details →