Straight answers for — Phoenix Metro Highways & Corridors

How fast?
Typically 30–60 minutes across the metro. Outlying areas can take longer; dispatch confirms your ETA when you call.
Hours
7 AM–7 PM, every day including weekends and holidays. No overnight service.
Cost
You get an upfront quote for parts and labor before any work starts, so you approve the cost first.
Payment
Cash, major credit cards (Visa, Mastercard, Amex, Discover), fleet cards (Comdata, EFS), and invoicing for established commercial accounts.

Call dispatch: (602) 456-9071

Pick your freeway

Each corridor page lists exit numbers checked against ADOT’s traffic reports, truck stops confirmed on the chains’ own locators, current ADOT work zones, and what to tell dispatch.

  • I‑10 through the Phoenix metro: Buckeye to Chandler, including the Stack, the Split and the west-side truck stops at Exits 133–137.
  • I‑17 (Black Canyon Freeway): the Split and the Stack north to Anthem and New River.
  • Loop 101: the Agua Fria, Pima and Price freeways from Tolleson to Chandler.
  • Loop 202: the Red Mountain, Santan and South Mountain freeways.
  • Loop 303: the West Valley logistics corridor between I‑10 and I‑17.
  • US 60: the Superstition Freeway in the East Valley and Grand Avenue in the West Valley.

When you call

Give the freeway, your direction, the last exit or mile marker, and whether the truck is on the shoulder or off the road. We work 7 AM to 7 PM daily, and response is typically 30–60 minutes across the Phoenix metro.

Service areas along this route

Tap a city for its exits, truck stops and local map

50-mile service radius from Phoenix • 7 AM–7 PM daily • Typically 30–60 min across the metro

Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Which Phoenix freeways do you cover?

We come to trucks on I-10, I-17, Loop 101, Loop 202, Loop 303 and US 60 within our Phoenix-area service radius. Each freeway has its own page with the exits and truck stops we have checked.

How fast can a mechanic reach a highway breakdown?

Response is typically 30–60 minutes across the Phoenix metro, 7 AM to 7 PM daily. Outlying areas can take longer, and dispatch confirms the ETA on the call.

What should I tell dispatch when I break down on a freeway?

Give the freeway, your direction of travel, the last exit number or mile marker you passed, and whether you are on the shoulder or fully off the road. If you made it to a truck stop, give its name and exit.

Repairs we do on the shoulder

Dispatch · 7 AM–7 PM daily

AZ Mobile Diesel Repair

Serving Phoenix, AZ • I-10, I-17, Loop 202. Typically 30–60 min across the metro.

  • I-10
  • I-17
  • Loop 101
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