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Mobile Diesel Mechanic in Tempe, AZ

Roadside and on-site truck repair on I‑10, US 60, Loop 202 (Red Mountain) and across Tempe. Typically 30–60 min in the metro, 7 AM–7 PM daily.

Call dispatch (602) 456-9071 Open 7 AM–7 PM daily · typically 30–60 min

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Straight answers for Tempe, AZ

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

Mobile diesel repair around Tempe, AZ

Tempe sits where four freeways meet. I-10 runs along the city's west side and splits from US 60 at the Broadway Curve (Exit 154). US 60 crosses the city east-west with exits from Priest Drive (172) to Loop 101 (176). Loop 202 follows the Salt River across north Tempe, and Loop 101 runs north-south through east Tempe. Most of the city's industrial space is in the Tempe Maker District, more than 600 acres between Broadway Road, Southern Avenue, Priest Drive and Kyrene Road. ADOT finished rebuilding the Broadway Curve in 2025 and added collector-distributor roads between Baseline Road and 40th Street, so a truck stopped near those ramps may be on a side roadway and not the main lanes. July highs at nearby Sky Harbor normally average 106.5°F, which is hard on cooling systems and A/C. AZ Mobile Diesel Repair sends service trucks to Tempe shoulders, yards and loading docks from 7 AM to 7 PM daily.

Freeways and exits

I-10 (Maricopa Freeway) runs along Tempe's west side. Exit 153 connects to Broadway Road east into Tempe, US 60 splits off at Exit 154 (the Broadway Curve), and Exit 155 serves Baseline Road near Arizona Mills.
US 60 (Superstition Freeway) crosses Tempe east-west, with exits at Priest Drive (172), Mill Avenue (173), Rural Road (174), McClintock Drive (175) and a three-level interchange with Loop 101 (176A/176B).
Loop 202 (Red Mountain Freeway) runs along the Salt River through north Tempe between Priest Drive (Exit 6) and Alma School Road (Exit 11), meeting Loop 101 at Exit 9.
Loop 101 (Price Freeway) runs south through Tempe from Loop 202 to the US 60 interchange, then follows the Tempe/Mesa line into Chandler, ending at Loop 202 (Santan Freeway).

Freeway exits around Tempe, AZ
Freeway	Exit	Crossroad
I-10	153	Broadway Road / SR 143
I-10	154	US 60 (Superstition Freeway)
I-10	155	Baseline Road
US 60	172	Priest Drive
US 60	173	Mill Avenue
US 60	174	Rural Road
US 60	175	McClintock Drive
US 60	176A/176B	Loop 101 south / north
Loop 202 (Red Mountain)	6	Priest Drive
Loop 202 (Red Mountain)	9	Loop 101

Truck stops and freight areas

Truck stops and travel centers

Pilot Dealer #1433 17405 S 40th St, Phoenix, AZ 85048
Love's Travel Stop #328 7001 W. Sundust Rd., Chandler, AZ 85226 · I-10 Exit 162

We can meet you at a truck stop lot if you can get there safely; tell dispatch which pump island or parking row you're in.

Warehouse, industrial and freight areas

The Tempe Maker District / Broadway Innovation Hub covers more than 600 acres of commercial, industrial and manufacturing uses in the area bounded by Broadway Road, Southern Avenue, Priest Drive and Kyrene Road.
ADOT's I-10 Broadway Curve project, finished in spring 2025, built collector-distributor roads beside I-10 between Baseline Road and 40th Street that keep through traffic separate from traffic entering and leaving the freeway.

What local conditions do to trucks here

Summer heat is the main stress on cooling systems here. The National Weather Service's 1991-2020 normal average high for July at Phoenix Sky Harbor is 106.5°F; July 2026 averaged 108.3°F and set a record high of 117°F on July 24.
The I-10 Broadway Curve now has six general-purpose lanes and two HOV lanes each way between US 60 and I-17, plus collector-distributor roads between Baseline Road and 40th Street. Trucks bound for Tempe exits in that stretch may need to be on the collector-distributor road, not the main lanes.
Monsoon storms bring dust storms. ADOT's 'Pull Aside, Stay Alive' guidance: exit the highway if you can; otherwise pull fully off the pavement (not in a travel lane or on the shoulder), set the parking brake, turn off all lights including flashers, take your foot off the brake and keep your seatbelt on.

Typical roadside calls

Overheating on US 60 in the afternoon between the Mill Avenue (173) and Rural Road (174) exits.
Stopped on an I-10 collector-distributor road near the Broadway Road (153) or Baseline Road (155) ramps, not on the main lanes.
Air leak or brake problem at a dock in the Maker District between Broadway Road and Southern Avenue.
Stuck in traffic near the US 60 / Loop 101 interchange (176A/176B) with a failing A/C compressor in summer heat.

Calling from Tempe, AZ? Tell dispatch this

Freeway, direction and the nearest exit number, for example US 60 eastbound near Rural Road (Exit 174).
On I-10 near the Broadway Curve, say whether you're on the main lanes or the collector-distributor road, and give the nearest crossroad (Broadway Road Exit 153, Baseline Road Exit 155).
On Loop 202 in north Tempe, give the nearest exit: Priest Drive is Exit 6 and Loop 101 is Exit 9.
At a yard in the Maker District, give the street address and the gate or dock where the tech should go.

Call dispatch (602) 456-9071 Open 7 AM–7 PM daily · typically 30–60 min

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Repairs we do on-site in Tempe

Tempe questions from drivers and fleets

Where are the truck stops near Tempe?

The Pilot, Flying J, Love's and TA official locators list no truck stop inside Tempe. The closest we confirmed with truck parking are Pilot Dealer #1433 at 17405 S 40th St in Ahwatukee (diesel, showers, truck parking) and Love's Travel Stop #328 at 7001 W. Sundust Rd., I-10 Exit 162 south of Chandler, which has 95 truck spaces, CAT scales and tire service. If you can't safely reach either one, stay put and call us with your exact location.

I'm broken down near the Broadway Curve on I-10. What should I tell dispatch?

Tell us your direction and whether you're on the I-10 main lanes or the collector-distributor road. ADOT built those roads between Baseline Road and 40th Street during the Broadway Curve rebuild. Give the nearest crossroad, such as Broadway Road (Exit 153) or Baseline Road (Exit 155). That helps the tech get onto the right roadway on the first try.

Do you work on trucks at industrial sites in Tempe?

Yes. We do on-site repairs at yards and docks, including in the Tempe Maker District, the industrial area between Broadway Road, Southern Avenue, Priest Drive and Kyrene Road. Service runs 7 AM to 7 PM daily. Across the Phoenix metro, response is typically 30 to 60 minutes.