Collection
Where it applies, we arrange collection of your equipment or component at no charge.
24-Hour Rush Repair
Truck shop in Fontana · 14166 Whittram Ave
Truck Repair in Fontana
Trucks keep Fontana alive — the I-10 and I-15 meet here, ringed by warehouses, steel yards and distribution fleets that never really stop. When one of those trucks breaks, our crew at Top Notch Equipment Repair collects it, tears into the problem, and returns it ready to earn: engine work, transmissions, differentials, chassis repairs and full reconditioning, all in a single shop.
Truck shop in Fontana · 14166 Whittram Ave
Diesel truck work handled at our Fontana shop
Commercial trucks of every class come through our bays — pickups, medium-duty work trucks, water trucks, crane trucks and full semis — for both repair and rebuilding. Nothing here runs on guesswork: we take the truck apart, inspect it while recording photos and video, put the price in writing before moving ahead, then machine, rebuild or manufacture whatever that particular truck turns out to need.
Our Fontana building also houses a complete gear, pump and hydraulic operation, so a truck that arrives with a transmission fault and a hydraulic leak leaves with both sorted in one stay — no bouncing between specialist shops.
Makes we work onCumminsCaterpillarDetroitPeterbiltKenworthFreightlinerInternationalFordRamHino
Truck Repair in Fontana · Fontana, CASet up for Fontana fleets and owner-operators alike
Few places in America move as much freight through one crossroads as Fontana, and here a dead truck means loads that never got hauled. We keep regular hours Monday through Friday, 6 AM to 5 PM, and the 24-hour rush line never closes — it covers every day of the year, including the breakdowns that pick the worst possible moment.
Quotes cost nothing here, and neither do pick-up and delivery. Give us the make, the model and what the truck is doing, and we will map out the quickest sensible route to get it earning again.
- Repair and rebuilding for diesel engines
- Rebuilding of transmissions and differentials
- Work on chassis, suspension and driveline components
- Repair and refurbishment of truck bodies
- Service for crane trucks and water trucks
How a repair moves through our shop — eight steps
From your first phone call through final testing, this is the route every job follows before it goes back into service.
Inspection
We take the unit apart and assess the full extent of the failure.
Photo & video record
Condition and findings get recorded, so the repair conversation stays clear and honest.
Written quote
The work we recommend gets defined and priced before anything proceeds.
Your approval
Scope, urgency and the sensible way forward get confirmed with you.
Making & rebuilding
Components get machined, welded, rebuilt or reverse-engineered as the job requires.
Testing
Operation and workmanship are verified before anything is released.
Return
The finished component or machine goes back into service with you.
Questions customers ask us
What does truck repair cost here?
Each job begins with an inspection. We take things apart, record the failure on photos and video, and hand you a written repair quote before any work starts — that quote costs nothing, and neither do pick-up and delivery.
Can I get emergency truck repair in Fontana?
You can. The shop runs Monday–Friday, 6 AM–5 PM, and our 24-hour rush repair line operates 365 days a year. Reach us at (949) 400-2937 whenever trouble hits.
Which trucks do you service?
Everything from pickups up to semis — diesel or gasoline, including work trucks, water trucks, crane trucks, box trucks and fleet units across all makes.
Will you come and collect my truck?
Yes — collection and return are free when applicable. Give us a call and we will arrange the logistics.
More services from our shop
Truck down right now? Reach the around-the-clock rush line.
(949) 400-2937Book a service visit or start a repair order
Ask for a service visit.
Tell us the make and model, what the truck is doing, where it sits, how urgent it is, and when you would like us there. The form opens everything as a text message to John, so you can check it over before you hit send.