Trailer Repair in Dallas-Fort Worth, TX

We specialize in dedicated trailer and reefer repairs and offer a wide range of trailer services to keep your fleet running efficiently. At DFW Reefer, we combine years of expertise with fast, reliable service, ensuring minimal downtime and maximum performance for your trailers.

Whether you need in-shop or mobile services, our skilled mechanics can handle your needs with precision and care. When it comes to trailer repairs, we’ve got you covered.

What Makes DFW Reefer Different?

At DFW Reefer, we go the extra mile to ensure convenience and quality for every customer. We offer mobile and in-shop repairs, allowing you to get service where you need it most. Our team works quickly without compromising on the quality of repairs, delivering results you can rely on.

Though our shop hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday, we understand that breakdowns can happen anytime.

That’s why we offer out-of-hours appointments and 24/7 emergency repairs to get your fleet back on the road fast. As reefer specialists, we provide the region's quickest, most affordable, and highest-quality service, setting us apart as the trusted choice for fleet managers and drivers.

Frequently Asked Questions

What Areas Do You Serve For Trailer Repairs?

We are based at 113 Eagle Dr., Red Oak, TX 75154, near I-35 E.

We proudly serve drivers and fleet managers in Waxahachie, TX; DeSoto, TX; Lancaster, TX; Duncanville, TX; Cedar Hill, TX; Midlothian, TX; Glenn Heights, TX; Ennis, TX; Mansfield, TX; Arlington, TX; Grand Prairie, TX; Irving, TX; Dallas, TX; Fort Worth, TX; Mesquite, TX; Garland, TX; Rowlett, TX; Euless, TX; Hurst, TX; Burleson, TX; Cleburne, TX; Seagoville, TX; Ferris, TX; Wilmer, TX; Hutchins, TX; Forney, TX; Terrell, TX; Kaufman, TX; and Kennedale, TX.

How Often Should I Check My Trailer’s Brakes?

Brake inspections should be performed every 3,000-5,000 miles or during regular maintenance intervals. Catching wear early helps ensure safe operation and reduces costly repairs.

What Are the Signs of a Faulty Trailer Coolant System?

Look for overheating, coolant leaks, or temperature fluctuations. Address these issues promptly to avoid engine damage or reduced reefer performance.

What Are the Main Causes of Trailer Suspension Failure?

Common causes include worn shocks, damaged leaf springs, or poor weight distribution. Regular inspections help prevent these failures.

How Can I Improve the Lifespan of My Trailer's HVAC?

Schedule regular maintenance, replace filters, and keep coils clean to enhance efficiency and extend the life of your HVAC system.