
You don’t get to choose when a truck goes down. Midnight coolant leak near Exit 123? Electrical fault just as you’re climbing out of Philipsburg? Doesn’t matter. We run 24/7 because breakdowns don’t punch a clock. Our mobile service trucks bring the repair bay to wherever you’re sitting, including tools, tires, diagnostics, and all. Air leaks, U-joint failures, brakes shot: we’ll get you patched and moving right there on the shoulder if we can. And if not? You’re heading straight to our shop off Dale Road in Plymptonville. No detours, no dealer waitlists. We’ve got the space, the parts, and the crew to handle it. Because when you’re moving freight, time isn’t just money, it’s everything.
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.

Drivers in and around Plymptonville know the backroads that chew through suspensions and wiring: Rockton Mountain, Liberty Boulevard, and the endless freeze-thaw cracks near Sandy Township. That’s our daily route. When a heavy truck breaks down there, we meet it roadside with air compressors, spare hoses, U-joints, and new or retread tires stacked in the service bed. Quick patches and whole part swaps both happen curbside when possible.
And our in-shop crew doesn’t guess. We diagnose, repair, and replace. Come to us with your problems regarding transmissions, suspensions, drivetrains, and exhaust systems. We know you don’t want promises. You want someone who shows up, gets dirty, and gets it done. That’s us. Call anytime, and we’ll either roll to you or be waiting when you roll in.
We don’t just handle the breakdown; we look at what caused it. Maybe your suspension’s been uneven for months, or your tires are wearing wrong because of an axle issue nobody flagged. We spot the things others miss because we take the time to check the whole rig, not just the problem you called about. That extra step? It’s how we help you avoid the next call.
Inside our 40,000-square-foot shop, the noise never stops: grinders, impact guns, the low hum of an engine running a post-repair test. This place was built for volume and weight. Tankers, municipal plows, and cross-state tractors all roll through the same doors. Our collision and mechanical teams share the same floor, meaning body repair and drivetrain work happen side by side. That setup keeps the turnaround short.
The size of our facility means big rigs actually fit inside, including tankers, dump trucks, and fire units. With multiple bays running simultaneously, we can maintain tight turnarounds even during storm season when the breakdown list accumulates. For anyone who’s spent a night waiting on parts in a freezing cab, that speed is crucial.
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.
