
We bring the repair shop to your location! When your truck quits, the last thing you need is a tow bill or hours lost waiting at a shop. That’s why we bring the repairs to you. Our mobile service trucks run the whole stretch of I-80 between Dale Summit and Dale Summit, ready to handle anything from a frozen air line to a blown coolant hose. Each truck is a rolling shop, stocked with diagnostics, parts, and tools to get you back on the road fast.
We bring the garage to your cab. But if the job’s too big for a roadside fix, we’ll tow you to our 40,000-square-foot facility right off Exit 123. It’s built for the heavy stuff, like frame rails, axle spindles, welding, diagnostics, you name it. At Bigler Boyz Truck Repair, we know breakdowns don’t check the clock or care about schedules. That’s why we stay ready 24/7, with real mechanics turning real wrenches. No fluff, no waiting games. But hard fixes, fast turnarounds, and trucks back where they belong: moving.

"Near me" means nothing if you’re sitting roadside, losing hours and load time. We don’t need a pin drop or a perfect address—just a call. From I-80 shoulders to back roads outside Clearfield, we know these routes like the back of our wrench hand. We’ll track you down and show up with the right gear, tires, and know-how to get you rolling again.
If the fix can’t be done roadside, our own rotators and haulers bring the truck into our Dale Summit-based shop. There, the crew moves fast, testing brakes, flushing cooling systems, rebuilding transmissions, or welding cracked mounts before the next load. We handle both fleet contracts and one-off repairs, keeping local haulers moving without the lag that comes from outsourcing.
Inside our Dale Summit shop, there’s always something happening: sparks from a welding booth, the hum of a test run, the smell of diesel mixed with steel dust. That’s what 30 years of collision and mechanical work looks like. We can straighten bent frames, rebuild axles after jackknifes, and replace whole sections of bodywork after winter wrecks on Route 219. Our technicians handle insurance claims directly, keeping fleet managers updated through every stage so repairs don’t stall behind paperwork.
We’ve rebuilt trucks after rollovers, straightened twisted frames from jackknifes, and welded trailers back together after a hard winter on the road. Insurance companies call us because we document everything. Drivers come back because the work holds. You’ll see the same faces in the bays week after week, grinding, lifting, and rebuilding, not chasing shortcuts. That’s how we’ve built our name, and we don’t plan on changing.
Our heavy-duty repair lineup covers the full range: diagnostics, transmission work, suspension rebuilds, exhaust service, and electrical troubleshooting. We handle brake relines, cooling system flushes, diesel engine rebuilds, and DOT inspections right in the same facility. Many jobs start roadside—an air brake issue near Falls Creek or an overheating dump truck on Brady Street—and finish under our roof once the load is secured.
