Blown tire, air leak, no-start, DEF fault — find emergency truck repair on the route you're running.
Sorted by review count · click a city for local listings
📍 4001 E Broadway Rd, Phoenix, AZ 85040
📞 +1 877-823-9696📍 64 Inverness Dr E, Englewood, CO 80112
📞 +1 800-842-5351📍 9620 500 W, Sandy, UT 84070
📞 +1 801-565-8585When a truck goes down, every hour costs money. 24TruckLink lists emergency truck repair providers in 600+ US cities along every major freight corridor — so you can find help near your breakdown, compare reviews, and call directly. No dispatch fees, no middleman.
Start with the city pages for local listings, or browse the interstate corridor pages if you're between cities. Every listing shows a direct phone number and review count.
Use the city pages on 24TruckLink — we list emergency truck repair providers in 600+ US cities with phone numbers and review counts. Pick your city (or the nearest major city on your route), then call providers directly to confirm availability and pricing.
Many providers listed offer 24/7 or after-hours service, especially mobile mechanics who serve major freight corridors like I-10, I-40, I-80 and I-95. Always call ahead — hours and emergency callout fees vary by provider.
Costs vary by region, time of day, and the repair needed. Mobile callouts usually involve a service-call fee plus parts and labor. Because 24TruckLink is a directory with direct phone numbers, you can call two or three providers and compare quotes before committing.
No — 24TruckLink is a directory. We list emergency truck repair providers with direct contact details, but we don't dispatch or take a cut. Contact providers directly using the listings, or email [email protected].