You’re welcome to walk in anytime for an inspection, quote, or general service. Appointments are available if you prefer to schedule ahead via email or phone.

Our shop charges a base diagnostic and inspection fee starting at $120–$160, which is standard for professional truck repair facilities in Ontario. This fee covers the initial assessment, basic troubleshooting, and a detailed explanation of any recommended repairs.

If you choose to proceed with the repair work, this fee is often applied toward the final bill, depending on the type of service required. Walk-ins are welcome, and we always provide a clear estimate before starting any work.

We specialize in light, medium, and heavy-duty truck repair, but we also provide full mechanical services for cars, vans, and SUVs.

We service diesel and gasoline trucks, including commercial vehicles, work trucks, pickups, fleet vehicles, and delivery trucks.

Yes. We provide customizable fleet maintenance and repair programs to keep your vehicles reliable, safe, and on the road with minimal downtime.

Timing depends on the type of work required. Basic services can often be completed same day, while larger repairs may take longer. We always provide an estimated timeline before starting any work.

Absolutely. We offer free, no-obligation estimates and explain all recommended work before moving forward.

It varies by vehicle type and usage, but most trucks benefit from service every 8,000–12,000 km or every 6 months. Heavy-use or commercial vehicles may need more frequent maintenance.

We can help arrange towing to our shop through our trusted partners. Just give us a call and we’ll coordinate the details.

Yes. Our shop is fully equipped to perform DriveON safety inspections under Ontario’s updated vehicle inspection program. Whether you need a Safety Standards Certificate (SSC) for a resale, registration, or commercial vehicle requirement, we can complete the inspection and certify your vehicle if it meets provincial standards.

If any issues are found during the assessment, we’ll review them with you, explain what needs to be corrected, and provide repair options to help your vehicle meet DriveON requirements. Just bring your vehicle in—appointments are optional but recommended for faster service.

Yes. We can inspect and certify commercial trucks, trailers, and buses as required by the Ministry of Transportation (MTO). If your vehicle passes the inspection, we issue the annual safety sticker and digital certification through the DriveON system.

If your truck, trailer, or car does not pass, we provide a clear report of what needs attention. We’ll explain the required repairs, offer options, and complete the repairs if you choose. Once everything is corrected, we can re-inspect and certify the vehicle.

Sadly, no—our accountant insists on real money.
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