We support a wide range of truck repairs and diagnostics for fleets, including engine and ECM diagnostics, electrical and sensor troubleshooting, transmission and driveline repairs, cooling and exhaust system work, and wheel-related issues such as balancing and vibration. Our partner shops focus on commercial trucks and semi-trucks using professional diagnostic tools and heavy-duty equipment.
Frequently asked questions
When a unit needs repairs or diagnostics, your team shares key information about the symptoms, location, and truck details. We use our network of 2,000+ vetted partner shops to match the truck with a facility that has the right capabilities for that issue and platform, then coordinate diagnostics, repair recommendations, and communication until the truck is back in service.
Yes. Our focus is on accurate diagnostics and resolving underlying problems, not just clearing codes. By routing trucks to shops with the right diagnostic tools and expertise, we help fleets address recurring issues, reduce repeat visits, and better understand patterns that may inform maintenance or spec decisions.
Our network covers major freight corridors and regional markets in 48 states. While many partner shops are near primary routes, we also work with facilities in secondary and regional locations so fleets can get suitable repairs even when trucks are away from typical corridors.
Yes. If a truck is disabled or unsafe, our roadside assistance coordinates the immediate response to stabilize the situation. From there, we arrange towing or transfer into our truck repairs and diagnostics network so the truck receives proper diagnosis and repair at an appropriate shop.




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