
Emergencies can’t wait. That’s why we bring repairs to your location. Because breakdowns don’t happen on your schedule, and they sure don’t wait for daylight or dry pavement. We can answer your emergency calls off the Twin Hollows exit, behind timber yards, and on snow-covered backroads when everything else is shut down. Our mobile diesel units roll out equipped with air fittings, hoses, diagnostic tools, and spare tires, ready to fix air leaks, coolant loss, or forced regens right where they happen. Every minute counts when freight’s on the line, and our first goal is always to get your rig moving again through the Twin Hollows–Centre County corridor.
When the fix takes more than a quick patch, we move the unit to our 40,000-square-foot shop off Dale Road in Twin Hollows. From the tow to the teardown, it all stays in-house. Every minute saved on coordination means one thing: your semi gets back on the road that much faster.

Drivers along I-80 know the landmarks: Sproul State Forest on one side, coal yards and rest stops on the other. Somewhere between those runs, something can give out at any moment: a leaking hose, a blown 11R22.5 tire, or a shorted connector. Don’t worry, just give Bigler Boyz a call. We bring the garage to you, not the other way around. Air lines, brake chambers, coolant fittings, and more are handled on-site, often before sunrise.
And we’re not rolling out with vague tools and wishful thinking. Our technicians fix U-joints on-site. Patch coolant leaks. Clear codes. If the issue’s too deep for the roadside, we’ll tow you straight to our full-service shop off Dale Road in Twin Hollows, not some waitlist line 30 miles out. When “fast” actually means moving again, we’re the crew to call.
At our Dale Road shop, trucks come in beat up from the road: tired tires, cracked lines, rusted bolts, and seized brakes. Just name it, we’ve seen it all. The building itself feels like a second home for diesel techs: bays lined with welding rigs and shelves stacked with new and retread tires in every size from LP22.5 to 445/50R22.5. This is where the challenging jobs happen: structural repairs, frame rail swaps, axle spindle replacements, and complete engine rebuilds. Each step is about getting rigs back to running condition without shortcuts.
Drivers stick with us because we stay in communication. Insurance coordination, part sourcing, and updates go straight to the people managing the load. When a semi rolls through our doors, it doesn’t sit around waiting for authorization: we move fast, clear, and thorough. Most of the trucks we finish roll back through for routine maintenance, not repeat repairs.
Every system that keeps a semi alive gets attention here. Engines and transmissions, brakes, suspension, electrical, and HVAC, we service them all! Our diagnostics catch failing sensors before they trip the dash mid-run. Radiator and cooling work keep engines steady during those steep I-80 climbs. We fix cracked mounts, and our fabrication bays rebuild crossmembers that are too damaged for quick patches. When a driver calls for roadside service, our trucks arrive stocked with the standard tire sizes, from LP22.5 to 445/50R22.5, and the tools to mount them fast. Each repair, roadside or in-shop, ties back to one idea: less downtime, more miles between stops.
