Repairs are inevitable. Wear and tear, accidents, and other unforeseen circumstances make them an unavoidable part of box truck ownership. Our mission at Heavy Equipment Repair Services Charleston is to make those repairs as quick and as painless as possible. We offer the following services:

• Liftgate repairs
• Glider kits conversions
• Differential repairs
• Fleet maintenance and servicing
• Electrical diagnostics and repair
• Engine overhauls and repairs
• Fuel Injector repairs
• Shock repairs
• Air Compressor repairs

• Heavy Duty Towing & Recovery
• Clutch repairs
• Computer Diagnostics
• Starter repair and replacement
• Light Towing
• Suspension repairs
• Body repairs
• Transmission repairs
• Brake repair and replacement

​​At Heavy Equipment Repair Services Charleston, we repair the following truck models:
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• ​International RH Series
• Ford E-Series Cutaway
• Mitsubishi FUSO
• Ford F-750
• Chevrolet LCF (Low Cab Forward)
• Hino 155 and 195
• Isuzu N-Series
• Isuzu F-Series
• Freightliner M2 106

Box Truck Maintenance 

There are plenty of reasons to properly maintain your box truck. Here are a few: 
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• Reduce the occurrence of random breakdowns
• Compliance with Department of Transportation regulations
• Improve the lifespan of your truck
• Maintain the safety of your drivers and crew

 
Truck maintenance is influenced by: 
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• Truck type
• Age
• Season
• Operating environment

Preventative maintenance Types

There are two types of preventive maintenance schedules:
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• Type A Preventive Maintenance Schedule
• Type B Preventive Maintenance Schedule (“Wet” Preventive Maintenance schedule)

A-PMs
​A-PMS is done every 10,000 to 15,000 miles. All the major components of your truck are checked. Some of the inspections: 
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• Lighting and electrical inspection
• Brake inspection
• Tire air pressure inspection
• DOT compliance inspection
• Alignment and steering inspection

​B-PMs
B-PMS is A-PMS plus fluid checking. So in addition to checking all the major components, all fluids are checked, topped up, and replenished. That’s why it’s called “wet” PMS. This happens every 10,000 to 35,000 miles. Your owner's manual should give you pointers on the appropriate mileage intervals. B-PMS involves: 
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• Oil and lube change
• Oil, air, and fuel filter change
• Lighting and electrical inspection
• Brake inspection
• Tire air pressure inspection
• DoT compliance inspection
• Alignment and steering inspection  

Emergency Box Truck Repairs

Your box truck breaks down unexpectedly. You probably have a tight deadline to beat and need it fixed as soon as possible. But there’s a line at the repair shop. “You will have to wait for the other 35 customers to be served, Sir,” a rude attendant tells you. What do you do?
 
You request our emergency repair service. There are no queues for that. With our emergency repair services, you can be served as soon as you come in so you can go back to work and do your job instead of getting progressively angrier at the slow-moving queue in a repair shop.
 
Disclaimer: The example we used above is from another repair shop. Our attendants are very polite.
 
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Heavy Equipment Repair Services Charleston

Phone: 843-905-2441
Email: info@heavyequipmentrepairscharleston.com