Trailer Repair
Lights, ABS, brakes, air leaks, suspension, landing gear, doors, and refrigeration units — on the roadside or in a trailer shop.
Which one do you need?
A mobile trailer tech handles lights, air leaks, brakes, and landing gear where the trailer sits. A trailer shop takes structural work, floors, doors, and anything needing the trailer spotted in a bay. Refrigeration is a separate skill: a Thermo King or Carrier alarm needs a reefer technician, who is not the same person as a general trailer mechanic.
Mobile Trailer Repair
Roadside repair for trailer lights, ABS, brakes, air leaks, suspension, and landing gear.
Listed in 49 states.
Trailer Repair Shops
Trailer shops for structural work, floors, doors, and bay-spotted repairs.
Listed in 11 states.
Mobile Reefer Repair
Refrigeration technicians for Thermo King and Carrier alarms, belts, sensors, fuel, and temperature faults at the trailer.
Listed in 4 states.
Reefer Repair Shops
Refrigeration shops for compressor, coil, control, and refrigerant-system work that needs a bay.
Listed in 5 states.
A directory listing is not an endorsement. Call the provider to confirm service area, availability, price, and timing.