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Trucking Service Solution: How the Truck Service Directory Works

How Trucking Service Solution helps drivers and fleets find truck repair, towing, tires and truck stops across the US — and how service businesses can list or manage their page for free.

Semi trucks taking a highway exit at dusk toward a truck stop, tire shop and repair shop
Semi trucks taking a highway exit at dusk toward a truck stop, tire shop and repair shop

When a truck breaks down, a tire goes flat or a reefer unit quits, the hard part is rarely the repair itself. It is finding the right shop near you, fast, and knowing whether it is open before you drive there. Trucking Service Solution is a free online directory built for exactly that moment: one place to find truck and trailer services across the United States, with the phone number, address and hours right in front of you.

What Trucking Service Solution is

Trucking Service Solution lists more than 29,000 businesses that serve trucks, trailers and the people who drive them, in all 50 states. It is made for owner-operators, fleet managers and dispatchers who need help on the road, and for the shops and service companies that want those drivers to find them.

Searching, calling and getting directions is free. You do not need an account to find a provider.

The services you can find

Listings are organised by the kind of help you need. The largest groups are:

There are also truck washes, heavy-duty parts, dealers, locksmiths, scales, rest areas, secure storage and glass repair.

How to find help near you

  1. Choose the service you need and enter a city, ZIP code or state — or tap Near Me to search around your current location.
  2. Narrow the list with filters: Open Now, Mobile Service (providers who come to your truck), Brand (one truck make, engine, reefer unit, tire brand or truck stop chain), or specific services such as brakes, A/C work or DOT inspections.
  3. Compare providers by distance, hours and services. On a computer, the map next to the list shows where each one is.
  4. Call or get directions straight from the listing. Each listing shows the phone number and address, and the opening hours where the business has added them.

Tip: hours change, especially at night and on weekends. A quick call before you drive saves a wasted trip.

Pages for every city, state and interstate

Most searches are local, so the directory has pages such as truck repair near Milwaukee, WI for hundreds of cities. Each one shows how many providers are listed, how many are marked as open 24 hours or offer mobile service, the services listed most often, and answers to common questions. State pages bring together everything in one state, and interstate pages follow the major routes, so you can plan stops along your lane before you need them. Brand pages list every location of a brand by state — for example all Kenworth dealers or all Love’s truck stops.

What you see on a listing

  • Phone number and address, with a link for directions
  • Opening hours, or a clear mark when a provider is listed as open 24 hours
  • The services offered, and whether the provider offers mobile service
  • Reviews from drivers — reviews sent without an account are checked by our team before they appear
  • When the information was last updated, and how — by our team or by the business owner, or when it was last reviewed against public business data (listings without a recorded update show no date)

Information comes from the businesses themselves and from public sources. Listings that a business manages are kept up to date by that business. If something looks out of date, call ahead and let us know so we can correct it.

Badges you will see

Small labels on result cards and listing pages tell you more about a business at a glance. This is what they look like and what they mean:

Rapid Truck Repair
Teal tick next to the name

The business owner manages this listing and can keep its hours, services and phone numbers up to date. On the listing page it reads “Managed by owner”.

Managed by owner
Managed by owner

The same as the teal tick, on the listing page.

Updated Nov 2026
Updated (month)

When the information was last updated — by our team or by the business owner ("Reviewed" when it was only compared with public business data). Under the opening hours the listing says how. Listings without a recorded update show no date.

Open now
Open now

The business is open at this moment, according to its posted opening hours.

24 hours open
24 hours open

The business says it is open around the clock, every day.

Closed now
Closed now

Closed at this moment, according to its posted opening hours. Open the listing to see when it opens again.

Mobile Service
Mobile Service

The business comes to your truck — at the roadside, your yard or a truck stop.

Permanently closed
Permanently closed

The business has closed for good. Its page stays so nobody drives there by mistake, and it never shows under “Open now”.

Temporarily closed
Temporarily closed

The business is closed for a while (for example for renovation or out of season) and plans to reopen. Its page stays; call before you go.

Top pick
Top pick

A business highlighted at the top of the list, with a dark card.

Featured
Featured

A business highlighted near the top of the list, with a gold card.

For truck service businesses

If you run a shop or service company, there is a good chance your business is already listed. You can manage your listing for free to update your hours, services and contact details, so drivers see the right information.

Paid plans put your business among the first in every city and category list, with a Featured or Top pick badge, more photos and your offers and coupons. The plans below are always the current ones:

You can compare the plans on the pricing page or add a new business from the Add Company button at the top of every page.

News and practical tips

The blog covers trucking news that affects drivers and fleets — fuel, hours of service, regulations — and practical guides such as winter preparation and maintenance checklists. You can subscribe to a free weekly summary by e-mail and unsubscribe at any time.

Frequently asked questions

Is Trucking Service Solution free for drivers?

Yes. Searching the directory, calling providers and getting directions are free, and you do not need an account.

Does it work on a phone?

Yes. The site is built for phones first, so you can search, filter and call from the cab. Near Me uses your location only when you allow it.

You can also put it on your home screen like an app, with our logo: on Android tap Install, on iPhone tap Share and then Add to Home Screen. It is free, there is nothing to download from an app store, and listings always load fresh. The Install the app link in the footer shows the steps.

How do I find a provider who comes to my truck?

Use the Mobile Service filter on any search or city page. It shows the providers listed as offering service at the roadside, your yard or a truck stop.

Can I find a dealer or shop for my truck’s brand?

Yes. Use the Brand button on any search, category or city list to see only one brand — Freightliner, Kenworth, Peterbilt, Cummins, Detroit, Thermo King, Goodyear, Love’s, Pilot, TA and more. Or open the brand pages, which list every location of a brand by state.

My business is listed with old information. What can I do?

Manage the listing for free and update it yourself, or contact us through the contact page and we will help.

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