Truck & Trailer Repair in Port Neches, TX
From our yard
8 miles · about 15 minutes
About 8 miles up Highway 366 and Twin City Highway from the yard — a fifteen-minute run.
(409) 460-5040Monday – Friday 8:00am – 5:00pm · Saturday 8:00am – 12:00pm
How we get to Port Neches
Highway 366 and Twin City Highway carry the truck traffic, feeding the plants along the Neches River. From our yard it is a straight shot up through Mid-County.
The trucking around here
Port Neches is a plant town on the river. The petrochemical operations along the Neches keep a steady flow of tanker, vacuum, roll-off, and contractor equipment moving through, and the river terminals add their own traffic. Much of it is short-cycle work — a truck may make a dozen short moves in a shift and never see a highway.
What breaks on this stretch
Short-cycle plant work is the classic aftertreatment killer: not enough sustained exhaust temperature to regenerate, and enough idling to load the filter anyway. Trucks working the Port Neches plants show up with soot codes, incomplete regens, and derates more than almost anything else. Air system leaks and brake wear from constant low-speed stopping run a close second.
What we get called for in Port Neches
DPF Cleaning
Filter service plus the diagnosis of why it plugged in the first place.
Forced Regen
Get the truck out of derate — then find out why it stopped regenerating on its own.
Mobile Truck Diagnostics
Fault codes, live data, and electrical troubleshooting read at the truck, not at the shop.
Semi-Trailer Repair
Commercial semi-trailers — brakes, air, running gear, structure, and welding.