Service area
Mobile truck repair in Whitesboro
A mechanic who comes to the truck, day or night, about 6 miles from Whitesboro on Broad Street in Frankfort. Open 24 hours, with roadside help on the same number.
6 mifrom Whitesboro
12 minutesnormal traffic
24/7Shop, roadside and towing
EstimateBefore work starts
The run from Whitesboro
From Whitesboro, come east on Oriskany Boulevard into Utica, then out Broad Street. Route 49 is close by for trucks coming from Rome or Marcy.
By road it is about 6 miles from Whitesboro to the shop, about 12 minutes in normal traffic.
What mobile truck repair covers
When the truck cannot come to the shop, a mechanic comes to the truck: on the shoulder, in a parking lot, at your yard or on a job site. Battery jumps and replacement, tire changes, fuel delivery, air leaks, lights and wiring, belts and hoses, lockouts and other repairs that can be done safely where the truck is. If it needs a lift or a part that takes time to get, the same call arranges a tow to the shop.
- Battery jumps and replacement
- Tire changes
- Fuel delivery
- Air leaks, lights and wiring
- Belts, hoses and minor repairs
- Truck lockouts
What we see on trucks from Whitesboro
The Oriskany Boulevard corridor through Whitesboro and Yorkville has truck dealers, distributors and yards, so local trailers and yard trucks are common.
At a yard or plant, mobile repair keeps trucks working without moving them: batteries, air leaks, lights, and small repairs between loads.
Stopped in or near Whitesboro
Give the road and a landmark: Oriskany Boulevard, Main Street, Commercial Drive, or the Route 49 ramps.
Call (315) 922-9680 with the road you are on, the direction, the nearest exit, mile marker or cross street, what the truck is doing, and whether you are somewhere safe. The dispatcher tells you on the call when a truck can be there.
Questions
How far is the shop from Whitesboro?
About 6 miles by road, about 12 minutes in normal traffic, to 2256 Broad St in Frankfort. The shop is open 24 hours.
What can be fixed at the roadside?
Batteries, tires, fuel, air lines and fittings, lights and wiring, belts and hoses, lockouts and other repairs that can be done safely where the truck is. Bigger work goes to the shop.
Do you come to a yard or a job site, not just the highway?
Yes. Mobile repair comes to a parking lot, a fleet yard, a farm or a job site as well as the shoulder.
Do you come out to Whitesboro?
Whitesboro is close: a tow from Whitesboro to the shop is a short one, and a mobile mechanic is not far away either.
Nearby
Broken down? We’re already moving.
Call the shop for an appointment, or call the same number at 2 a.m. from the shoulder of the Thruway. Roadside assistance and towing run around the clock.