Heavy Duty Truck Repair in Dallas-Fort Worth, TX

Our team is committed to providing fast, reliable, and professional services to keep your trucks running smoothly. Whether you need in-shop repairs or mobile assistance, we have the tools, expertise, and dedication to tackle any challenge you face. At DFW Reefer, we specialize in quality repairs done right the first time, minimizing downtime and maximizing your fleet’s performance.

What Makes DFW Reefer Different?

At DFW Reefer, we provide both mobile and in-shop repair services for unmatched convenience. Our skilled mechanics deliver fast, high-quality repairs without cutting corners, ensuring you get back on the road quickly and safely.

While our shop is open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday, we understand that emergencies don’t wait. That’s why we offer out-of-hours services by appointment and 24/7 emergency repairs. As reefer specialists, we’re proud to provide the fastest, most affordable, and highest-quality services in Red Oak, TX, and the surrounding areas.

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 Get Preventive Maintenance for My Truck?

Preventive maintenance should be done every 10,000–15,000 miles or quarterly. Regular maintenance reduces breakdowns and keeps your truck in peak condition.

What Is a DOT Inspection?

A DOT inspection ensures your truck complies with safety regulations. It covers brakes, lights, tires, and other critical systems, preventing violations and ensuring road safety.

Can You Drive With Worn Brake Shoes?

Driving with worn brake shoes is unsafe and can cause further damage to your braking system. Replace them as soon as signs of wear, such as squealing or reduced braking efficiency, appear.

When Should I Call for Roadside Assistance?

Call roadside assistance for issues like flat tires, overheating, or mechanical breakdowns. Immediate support prevents further damage and ensures your safety.

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