Faulty trailers cause delays and risk cargo safety. Power Diesel Road Service promptly tackles trailer repairs, restoring full functionality so you maintain productivity and peace of mind.
Trailer Repair Shop in Odessa, TX
No matter what kind of trailer you haul, breakdowns bring your operation to a halt. At Power Diesel Road Service, we repair all trailer types, including flatbeds, tankers, and refrigerated units. Our technicians are trained in everything from structural welding and floor repair to brake adjustments and electrical system diagnostics. With fully equipped mobile service trucks, we handle trailer repairs right at your location, minimizing your downtime and keeping your loads moving.
Signs your trailer may need repair include:
- Uneven or excessive tire wear
- Brake system warning lights or reduced braking power
- Flickering or non-functional trailer lights
- Cracks, rust, or damage to trailer frame or flooring
- Loose or damaged suspension components
What Makes Power Diesel Road Service Different?
We understand that trailer issues can delay deliveries and cost you money. That’s why we bring the repair shop to you, 24/7. Our mobile units are equipped to handle structural, electrical, and mechanical trailer issues on the spot.
- On-site trailer repair for all trailer types
- Technicians experienced in both mechanical and electrical diagnostics
- Mobile welding, lighting, and brake repair capabilities
Contact Us About Trailer Repair Now: Call 432-232-6590!
Don’t risk lost time and money—call 432-232-6590 now for fast, professional trailer repair in Odessa, TX. We’ll come to you and get your trailer road-ready, fast.
What Areas Do You Serve For Trailer Repair?
As well as Odessa, TX, we also proudly service the following areas: Midland, TX; Stanton, TX; Big Spring, TX; Lamesa, TX; Seminole, TX; Andrews, TX; Kermit, TX; Mentone, TX; Monahans, TX; Pecos, TX; Fort Stockton, TX; Big Lake, TX; Iraan, TX; McCamey, TX; Rankin, TX; Crane, TX; Garden City, TX; and more.
How Often Should You Service Trailer Brakes?
Most experts recommend inspecting trailer brakes every 3,000 to 5,000 miles. Regular checks help prevent brake fade, improve safety, and ensure compliance with DOT regulations.
Can A Trailer Spindle Be Repaired?
Yes, but it depends on the extent of the damage. Minor wear can sometimes be fixed, but severely damaged or bent spindles typically require full replacement for safety and reliability.
How Can I Get Trailer Repair?
If your trailer needs immediate attention or preventive service, call 432-232-6590 today. Our trailer repair specialists will come to your location and get you back on the road.
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