Do you offer mobile truck repair in Eagan?

Yes. We repair trucks and trailers at Eagan docks, yards and roadsides 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Call (651) 491-4136 and tell us where the truck is.

Can heavy trucks take I-35E north from Eagan into downtown St. Paul?

Not all the way. Trucks over 9,000 pounds gross can't use the I-35E parkway section in St. Paul between MN-5 and I-94. Plan another route for heavy loads.

Do you fix liftgates and A/C on delivery trucks?

Yes. We repair liftgate hydraulics, including pumps, cylinders and hoses. We also service and repair cab A/C systems, all at your yard or on the route.

Do I need to bring my truck to a shop?

No. There's no shop involved. Our service trucks run from Pine City, and we do the work wherever your truck sits.

Mobile Truck Repair in Eagan, MN | 24/7

Neuman Truck Service does mobile truck repair in Eagan wherever the truck stops, from a dock off Lone Oak Road to the I-35E shoulder. The service truck comes to you with the tools and parts on board. We're based in Pine City, and we answer the phone 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport, just across the Minnesota River, shapes Eagan's freight. Parcel hubs, distribution buildings and a Coca-Cola bottling plant keep tractors, straight trucks and delivery vans moving around the clock. When one of them stops, you get an estimate before we start and a 12-month warranty on the work.

Highways We Cover Around Eagan

I-35E
I-494
MN-77
MN-55
MN-149
MN-13

I-35E is Eagan's spine. It starts at the I-35 split in Burnsville and passes Exit 92 at Cedar Avenue (MN-77). At Exit 99 in Mendota Heights, on Eagan's north edge, it meets I-494. North of here, trucks over 9,000 pounds gross can't use the parkway section of I-35E in St. Paul between MN-5 and I-94. If you're new to the metro, plan another route for heavy loads headed downtown.

MN-77 runs north over the Cedar Avenue bridge toward the airport and Bloomington, and MN-13 follows the river bluff on the north side. MN-55 crosses Eagan, shares the road with MN-149 for a stretch, and reaches the 1926 Mendota Bridge to the west. To the south and east it runs to US-52 and the refinery country of Inver Grove Heights and Rosemount, then ends in Hastings. The city's own street maintenance page shows that Lone Oak, Cliff, Pilot Knob, Yankee Doodle, Lexington and Diffley are Dakota County roads. MnDOT owns the state routes and interstates. Wherever the truck sits, we handle air brake repair, tires and electrical faults on the spot.

Serving Eagan Fleets

On paper Eagan is a corporate city, with Thomson Reuters, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Minnesota and Ecolab among its biggest employers. The trucking is real, though. A UPS hub employs about 1,500 people here. UPS Supply Chain Solutions is the main tenant of a business center on Lone Oak Road with quick access to I-35E and I-494. The surrounding industrial park has wholesale, manufacturing, construction and warehousing tenants that run everything from day cabs to box trucks.

A Coca-Cola bottling facility adds beverage delivery to the mix. Stop after stop wears brakes and liftgate hydraulics faster than highway miles do. For yards with steady miles, scheduled fleet maintenance in your lot keeps trucks on route. Our hydraulic repair covers liftgate cylinders, pumps and hoses.

Summer Heat Breakdowns in Eagan

Everyone plans for Minnesota winters, but summer is hard on delivery trucks too. A route truck idles at the dock and makes stop after stop on hot pavement. Its cooling system and A/C run at full load all day. July is when you find weak condensers, slipping belts, failed compressor clutches and low refrigerant. Our truck A/C repair gets the cab cooling again so drivers aren't running a route with the windows down.

Heat also finds the weak spots in tires and hoses. An underinflated drive tire on I-494 in August can shred fast. A coolant or hydraulic hose that cracked over the spring tends to fail on the hottest day of the week. Winter still brings its own list here: dead batteries, frozen air dryers and gelled fuel on trucks that sit over a cold weekend.

How Much Does Mobile Truck Repair Cost in Eagan?

There's no single number, because the repair decides it. A liftgate hose is a short job. An A/C system that needs a compressor, a vacuum and a recharge takes parts and time. Diagnostics, travel and after-hours calls also figure in.

Before any work starts, you get an estimate so you know the expected cost. All repairs and maintenance carry a 12-month warranty. We accept credit and debit cards.

About Eagan

Eagan is in Dakota County on the south bank of the Minnesota River, just upstream from where it meets the Mississippi. The 2020 census counted 68,855 people across about 33 square miles. The Minnesota Vikings' training facility, the Twin Cities Orthopedics Performance Center, is here.

Eagan started as an Irish farming community and once went by the name Onion Capital of the United States. The real growth came with the Cedar Avenue bridge over the Minnesota River in 1980 and with I-35E, finished in the mid-1980s. Most of today's office and warehouse development followed.

Services Available in Eagan

We do every service below at your Eagan yard, dock or roadside.

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Do you offer mobile truck repair in Eagan?
Yes. We repair trucks and trailers at Eagan docks, yards and roadsides 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Call (651) 491-4136 and tell us where the truck is.
Can heavy trucks take I-35E north from Eagan into downtown St. Paul?
Not all the way. Trucks over 9,000 pounds gross can't use the I-35E parkway section in St. Paul between MN-5 and I-94. Plan another route for heavy loads.
Do you fix liftgates and A/C on delivery trucks?
Yes. We repair liftgate hydraulics, including pumps, cylinders and hoses. We also service and repair cab A/C systems, all at your yard or on the route.
Do I need to bring my truck to a shop?
No. There's no shop involved. Our service trucks run from Pine City, and we do the work wherever your truck sits.