Heavy truck road service 24/7 in Montréal
Call438-817-4112Truck down? A mobile unit comes to you for tires, air leaks and brakes, batteries, lights and fuel. Dispatch 24 hours a day, in French or English.
Heavy truck road services
What’s the problem?
The breakdowns that stop a tractor, a trailer or a straight truck, fixed where it is stopped.
Tires and flats
Flat tire, damaged dual, torn-off valve stem: wheel or tire replaced on site.
Air leaks and brakes
Air pressure won’t build, leaking glad hand, trailer brakes that stay applied.
Batteries and boosting
Engine won’t crank after a cold night or a long stop: boost and battery check.
Lights and electrical
Dead trailer lights, damaged 7-way plug, torn pigtail, marker lights.
Fuel delivery
Out of fuel: diesel brought to you so you can reach a station.
Something else? Describe it to dispatch and we will tell you plainly whether the unit can help. No towing or engine work.
A mobile unit that leaves from Saint-Léonard
Our base is in east-end Montréal, near highways 25 and 40. The unit leaves with the tools for wheels and tires, air, batteries and lights.
- Tires in stockCommon sizes, from PneusQuébec’s stock
- Text trackingA link to follow the unit to your truck
- French or EnglishBilingual dispatch, day and night
How it works
- Call or send your location
The form can attach your phone’s GPS position, if you allow it.
- Dispatch confirms
We confirm the problem and access to the truck, then assign a unit.
- Follow the unit
Your text link shows the unit on its way and an arrival estimate when available.
Territory
Service areas across Greater Montréal
Pick your city to see its main roads and the services available there.
Montréal and Laval
Montréal-Nord, Anjou, Saint-Léonard, Montréal-Est, Rivière-des-Prairies, Lachine, LaSalle, Pointe-Claire
South Shore
Saint-Lambert, La Prairie, Candiac, Sainte-Julie, Varennes, Châteauguay
North Shore
Blainville, Mirabel, Saint-Eustache, Sainte-Thérèse, Mascouche
Broken down on a highway?
The expressways of Montréal and Laval islands, part of the North and South Shore highways and the provincial bridges form the Ministère des Transports exclusive towing network. On that network, call 9-1-1: only the designated company may work there.
Off the network, in a yard, a parking lot or on a street, call us. What to do after a highway breakdown
Common questions
How much does road service cost?
The price depends on travel, time and parts. Dispatch confirms the terms when you call; no prices are shown online.
How long until the unit arrives?
It depends on distance, traffic and the calls in progress. Dispatch gives you an estimate on the phone, and your tracking link shows the unit once it is on its way.
Do you tow?
No. We fix tire, air and brake, battery, lighting and fuel problems on site. Towing, engine or transmission repairs need a tow company and a shop.
Which vehicles do you serve?
Highway tractors, trailers and semi-trailers, straight trucks and other heavy vehicles, including buses.
Do you speak French?
Yes. Dispatch and the technicians serve drivers in French and English.
Truck down? Call dispatch.
24 hours a day, 7 days a week, across Greater Montréal.