Need mobile truck repair in Mission Creek? Neuman Truck Service works from Pine City and is open around the clock. Mission Creek Township is mostly farms, woods and county road. A disabled truck out here is usually a long way from any service counter, so we bring the counter to you.

Our service trucks carry the tools and common parts to fix the problem where it happened. That could be a semi stopped on the I-35 ramp at exit 180 or a dump truck stuck on a township road. It could also be a farm truck that won't start in the yard. You'll get an estimate before work begins, and a 12-month warranty covers the work.

Highways We Cover Around Mission Creek

  • I-35
  • MN 23
  • Pine County 61
  • County 14

Two I-35 interchanges sit inside Mission Creek Township. Exit 175 is County 14. Exit 180 is the Mora exit, where MN 23 comes in from the west along with County 61 south. From exit 180 north, MN 23 shares the road with I-35 for about 11 miles, all the way to exit 191 at Sandstone. That makes the exit 180 ramps a busy merge point for trucks that run MN 23 between I-35 and Mora, Milaca and St. Cloud.

The unincorporated community of Mission Creek sits on Pine County 61 where it meets Tie Road and Railroad Lane. That's about three miles south of Hinckley and five miles north of Beroun. County 61 runs alongside I-35, so it picks up local truck traffic and the occasional detour when the interstate jams. If you break down on County 61, give us a cross street or fire number. Out in the trees, that gets us to you faster than a GPS pin.

Before you leave, check 511 Minnesota for traffic and road conditions on I-35 and MN 23. If something leaves you stuck, call us for emergency truck repair.

Serving Mission Creek Fleets

Mission Creek has no big distribution centers. The trucks here are working trucks: farm equipment haulers, gravel and dump trucks, log trucks, and contractors with equipment trailers. Semis also take exit 180 to reach MN 23.

That kind of work is hard on hydraulics and running gear. A blown hose on a dump box or a leaking cylinder on a grapple stops the day. We do hydraulic hose repair on the spot. Trucks that spend their lives on washboard gravel also crack welds and break brackets. Our mobile welding and frame repair handles that damage. We'd rather fix it at the farm or the pit than have you limp it 20 miles on a cracked frame rail.

Mud Season and Gravel Roads in Mission Creek

In Mission Creek, spring is often harder on trucks than January. Pine County maintains 307 miles of gravel road, and when the frost leaves the ground those roads turn soft and rutted. Trucks that work them in thaw season return with bent brackets, broken leaf springs, torn air bags and mud packed into every brake drum.

Spring check: before the busy season, have us inspect the suspension, brakes and wiring on trucks that run township roads. Mud and road grime work into connectors and 7-way plugs. A corroded ground causes the kind of light and ABS faults that get a truck written up. Winter still brings the usual cold-start problems, gelled fuel and frozen air dryers. Even so, spring is when gravel-road trucks take the most damage.

How Much Does Mobile Truck Repair Cost in Mission Creek?

Price depends on what's broken, the parts it needs, and any special equipment for the job. A job that needs a lot of diagnostic time, or one in the middle of the night, will cost more than a simple daytime fix.

You'll get an estimate before we start, so you know the expected cost up front. All repairs and maintenance come with a 12-month warranty, and you can pay by credit or debit card.

About Mission Creek

Mission Creek Township is a rural township in Pine County. It covers about 31.8 square miles, almost all of it land, and had 538 residents at the 2020 census. The township was organized in 1880 and takes its name from Mission Creek, the stream that runs through it.

The Great Hinckley Fire of 1894 destroyed the township. Today it's a quiet stretch of farms, woods and homes between Hinckley and Beroun. Both Hinckley (ZIP 55037) and Brook Park (ZIP 55007) addresses are in use in the area.

Local Contacts for Mission Creek Drivers and Fleets

Pine County Public Works / Highway Department

405 Airport Road NE, Pine City, MN 55063 · (320) 216-4200

Pine County maintains County 61, County 14 and the gravel county roads through the township.

MnDOT District 1

1123 Mesaba Ave, Duluth, MN 55811 · 218-725-2700

MnDOT District 1 is responsible for I-35 and MN 23 through Pine County.

Services Available in Mission Creek

All of our services reach Mission Creek and the I-35 corridor around it.

Nearby Areas We Serve

Mission Creek FAQs

Questions

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  • Do you offer mobile truck repair in Mission Creek?

    Yes. We cover Mission Creek Township 24/7. That includes the I-35 ramps at exits 175 and 180 and the farms and job sites on County 61 and the gravel roads.

  • I'm broken down at the I-35 and MN 23 interchange. Where exactly do I tell you I am?

    Tell us exit 180, which way you were going, and whether you're on the ramp or the shoulder. On MN 23 west of the interchange, give us the nearest cross road. Then stay well clear of traffic until we arrive.

  • Can you fix a hydraulic leak on a dump truck at a gravel pit or farm?

    Yes. We repair hydraulic hoses, fittings and wet kit problems on-site, so nobody has to move the truck with a leak. If the box or hoist bracket is cracked too, we can weld it on the same visit after you approve the estimate.

  • Do you work on farm trucks, or only semis?

    Both. We work on commercial trucks and trailers of all kinds. That includes farm and grain trucks, dump trucks and straight trucks, along with tractor-trailers that exit I-35.

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