Do you offer mobile truck repair in Hudson, Wisconsin?

Yes. Our base is in Minnesota, but we work on trucks and trailers in Hudson and along I-94 in St. Croix County. We do it 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Call (651) 491-4136.

Can you fix a defect found at the Hudson scale on I-94?

In many cases, yes. Brake adjustments, air leaks, lights and wiring are the kind of repairs we do at the truck. You can get the defect corrected without waiting on a shop.

Do you do Wisconsin inspections?

Our mechanics are qualified for federal (FMCSA) safety inspections and for Minnesota inspections. The federal inspection applies to interstate trucks in Wisconsin. We do them at your yard.

Do you cover the Wisconsin side of the river in Hudson?

Yes. We're a Minnesota company, but we work both sides of the St. Croix, from the bridge through St. Croix County.

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Neuman Truck Service offers mobile truck repair in Hudson, the first Wisconsin exit on I-94 after the St. Croix River. We come to trucks that stop anywhere from the bridge to the US-12 interchange and beyond. Our service trucks run from Pine City, Minnesota, and we cover both sides of the river around the clock, every day of the week.

Plenty of the trucks we see here are long-haul units on the I-94 run between the Twin Cities and Eau Claire, Madison and Chicago. Local fleets in Hudson's business parks call us too. An owner-operator with a Wisconsin plate and a Minnesota fleet that just crossed the line get the same deal. You get an estimate before any work starts and a 12-month warranty on the repair.

Highways We Cover Around Hudson

I-94
WIS-35
US-12
WIS-65

I-94 crosses the St. Croix from Lakeland, Minnesota, and the Hudson exits come quickly. Exit 1 is WIS-35 north into downtown, and Exit 2 is Coulee Road (a westbound entrance only). Exit 3 is Carmichael Road. At Exit 4, WIS-35 south heads toward River Falls, and the interstate narrows from six lanes to four. WisDOT's I-94 Hudson project adds lanes between the WIS-35 north and US-12/County U interchanges and reworks ramps at WIS-35 south, so expect lane shifts. Farther east, Exit 10 at WIS-65 heads north to New Richmond, and Exit 19 at US-63 serves Baldwin on the way to Menomonie.

Eastbound trucks also pass the state's Hudson Safety and Weight Enforcement Facility at I-94 mile marker 8. It sits in the Town of Warren, about 3.5 miles east of US-12. WisDOT is replacing that scale house and its ramps. Check the Wisconsin State Patrol scale list for its status before you roll through. Say an inspection finds a defect, like an out-of-adjustment brake or a light out. We can make the brake repair or wiring fix at the truck so you can get back on the road.

Serving Hudson Fleets

Hudson's industrial side sits south of I-94 around Hanley Road and O'Neil Road, close to the WIS-35 interchange. It includes the St. Croix Business Park and the St. Croix Industrial Park. The parks have warehouse space of well over 100,000 square feet. Xcel Energy built a service facility on Old Highway 35 and Hanley Road. That mix brings tractor-trailers, straight trucks and utility trucks with booms and service bodies. We handle electrical repair on everything from alternators to ABS sensors.

Hudson is also the county seat of St. Croix County. The city grew into a riverfront destination with restaurants, hotels and the redevelopment of the old St. Croix Meadows greyhound track. That means food service and construction trucks on top of the I-94 through traffic. For trailers dropped at Hudson docks, we take care of trailer repair, from landing gear and air lines to the 7-way plug.

Winter on I-94 at the Hudson Crossing

A truck that left a warm yard in the Twin Cities and stops in Hudson on a January night is in for a cold soak. Air lines snap and glad hand seals crack in the cold. Air dryers that aren't purging leave water in the tanks, and it freezes at the valves. A snapped air line is a quick on-site fix, but you still don't want to wait for it in the cold. Bad batteries and starters tend to fail on the same mornings.

Both states salt hard, and brine gets into connectors, brake components and trailer wiring all winter. By late winter, we start to see corroded light circuits and sticky slack adjusters. Sometimes fuel gels or the DPF clogs on a truck that idled through a storm. We handle that aftertreatment and DPF repair on-site, along with the fuel filters and heaters that caused it.

How Much Does Mobile Truck Repair Cost in Hudson?

That depends on what's wrong. Replacing a snapped air line is quick. Finding an intermittent electrical fault takes diagnostic time. Parts, special equipment, after-hours calls and the trip from Pine City across the river all factor in.

Either way, you'll have an estimate before work begins, so the expected cost isn't a surprise. Our 12-month warranty covers all repairs and maintenance, and you can pay with a credit or debit card.

About Hudson

Hudson is the county seat of St. Croix County, Wisconsin, on the east bank of the St. Croix River. The 2020 census counted 14,755 residents in a city of about 7.6 square miles. The town took the name Hudson in 1852, and the bluffs along the St. Croix inspired it.

The Octagon House, built in 1855, is on the National Register of Historic Places, and the Phipps Center for the Arts is downtown. The first Little Free Library started in Hudson. A walking causeway called the Dike runs into the river toward the spot where the old toll bridge once stood.

Services Available in Hudson

We handle every service below on-site in Hudson and along I-94.

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Opened trailer landing gear gearbox during repair

Do you offer mobile truck repair in Hudson, Wisconsin?
Yes. Our base is in Minnesota, but we work on trucks and trailers in Hudson and along I-94 in St. Croix County. We do it 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Call (651) 491-4136.
Can you fix a defect found at the Hudson scale on I-94?
In many cases, yes. Brake adjustments, air leaks, lights and wiring are the kind of repairs we do at the truck. You can get the defect corrected without waiting on a shop.
Do you do Wisconsin inspections?
Our mechanics are qualified for federal (FMCSA) safety inspections and for Minnesota inspections. The federal inspection applies to interstate trucks in Wisconsin. We do them at your yard.
Do you cover the Wisconsin side of the river in Hudson?
Yes. We're a Minnesota company, but we work both sides of the St. Croix, from the bridge through St. Croix County.