Van service
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- Engine oil and filters changed
- Brakes, tyres and steering checked
- Fault codes read and explained
Haulmark services and repairs vans, rigid lorries and tractor units in a six bay workshop with two pits and a heavy lift. Fleet accounts keep every vehicle on one monthly invoice, and the roadside van goes out day and night when a truck stops where it should not.

Broken down? Move everyone away from traffic, switch on the hazard lights, set out a warning triangle where the law requires one, and call your local emergency number if anyone is hurt or in danger. Then call our roadside line.
Call roadsideLabour and the standard parts for each service are included. Oils, filters and grease follow the engine maker's schedule, and anything extra is priced and agreed before it is done.
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The roadworthiness test itself is carried out by the authority or an approved centre, and its rules, intervals and fees vary from one country to another. We prepare the vehicle; the result is theirs to give.
Every repair starts with a diagnosis, and the price is agreed before any parts are ordered.
Live data, injector balance and compression readings taken on the vehicle, so the fault is found before a single part is fitted.
Compressors, valves, chambers and drums or discs repaired, and the whole air system leak tested before the vehicle leaves.
Clutches replaced and gearboxes repaired or exchanged, with the vehicle off the road for no longer than the job needs.
Wiring, lighting, charging and sensor faults traced on the vehicle, including trailer sockets and tail lift circuits.
Filters cleaned off the vehicle or regenerated on it, and the cause of the blockage found so it does not come straight back.
Brakes, lights, suspension and curtains on trailers and rigid bodies, booked with the tractor unit or on their own.
General guidance for drivers and fleet managers. When the brakes or the steering are involved, or the driver is unsure, stop safely and call.
| What the driver notices | Usual cause | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| Low air pressure warning or buzzer | An air leak, a failing compressor or a governor fault | Stop where it is safe and call, because the brakes may apply on their own |
| Engine power cut, amber warning lit | A blocked particulate filter or a sensor fault | Call before driving on, as a forced regeneration may be needed |
| White smoke with a sweet smell | Coolant getting into the cylinders | Stop and call, since driving on can wreck the engine |
| Black smoke when pulling away | An injector, turbo or air intake fault | Book a diagnosis within the week |
| Clutch slipping on hills | A worn clutch or a leaking slave cylinder | Book in soon and keep loads light until then |

A fleet manager needs vehicles off the road for as short a time as possible and a clear record of every job. Account customers get bays booked around their shifts, early and late drop offs, and one itemised invoice a month.
Each vehicle's service history and inspection paperwork stays on file here, and we tell the fleet manager when the next service or test preparation falls due.
The roadside line is answered day and night, on every day of the year.
Hazard lights on, everyone away from traffic, and a warning triangle out where the law requires one.
Tell us where the vehicle is, what it is carrying and what the dashboard is showing.
A fitter with diagnostic equipment and common parts drives to you, with an arrival estimate given on the call.
Most faults are put right at the roadside. When one cannot be, we arrange recovery to the workshop.
Six bays, two pits, a heavy lift, a bench for injectors and the van that answers the roadside line.






Air leak on a loaded unit at two in the morning. The van arrived inside the hour, a valve was replaced at the roadside, and the delivery still made its slot.
Twelve vans on one account, one invoice a month, and test preparation booked before each one falls due. The paperwork alone saves a day every month.
They found an injector fault another garage had missed for weeks, showed the live data on screen and priced the job before starting.
The workshop handles vans, rigid lorries, tractor units and trailers from the common makers, with equipment that reads most diesel engines. If a fault needs the maker's own software, we say so and arrange it.
That depends on the distance and the traffic, so we give an estimate on the call rather than a promise. Most call outs within about 40 km are reached inside the hour.
The call out charge starts at $150 within 40 km, plus labour and parts. The fitter confirms the price with the driver or the fleet manager before starting any repair.
Yes. We inspect it against the checklist your country uses, list any defects with prices and can take it to the test centre. Test rules and intervals vary by country, and the result is given by the testing authority.
A van service usually takes half a day, and a lorry or tractor unit service about a day. Dropping off from 06:00 gets most vehicles back on the road by the evening.
Account customers settle a monthly invoice. Everyone else pays on collection, and roadside work is paid when it is finished, directly to the workshop.
Choose the work, the day and a drop off time, then send the request. The workshop confirms the bay, offers another time or tells you it cannot fit the job in, usually within two working hours.
The yard has room to turn an articulated lorry, and drivers can wait in the rest room while the work is done.
Workshop and yard by the lorry park on the ring road, at the north edge of town
| Monday to Friday | 06:00 to 21:00 |
| Saturday | 07:00 to 15:00 |
| Roadside line | Day and night, every day |
Fleets of any size can apply for an account. Approval takes a few working days, and the terms are set out in writing before the first job is booked.
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Haulmark Truck and Diesel is a fictional workshop, and its single page shows how a truck and van garage can lay out services, repairs and roadside help with AI Web Maker. Up top, a booking button sits beside the roadside number, and a safety strip tells drivers what to do first after a breakdown. Service cards price each vehicle class, and repair cards start from a diagnosis rather than a guess. A table of warning signs gives drivers careful, practical next steps. Fleet accounts, roadside steps and a gallery of the bays then show the workshop behind the prices.
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