RAM 2500 & 3500
Cummins diesel service
Roadside assistance across Central & North Florida
Mobile Diesel Repair Across Central & North Florida
Fast, professional mobile diesel repair for heavy-duty trucks, farm equipment, and commercial fleets—delivered on site to reduce downtime and keep operations moving. We service Ford F-250 & F-350 Super Duty, RAM 2500 & 3500, and Silverado 2500HD & 3500HD Pickups.
Emergency truck repair · Roadside diagnostics · Fleet maintenance · Tractors and farm equipment · Air leaks · Brake repair · Electrical repair · A/C service ·
Roadside repair that saves time where it matters.
You don’t have time to waste. Our experienced technicians use professional diagnostic tools and proven repair practices to deliver solutions tailored to your diesel equipment. For over 20 years, Florida Mobile Diesel Repair has focused on keeping customers moving.
On-site service, made visible.
A mobile diesel shop built for the road, your home or office, the job site, and the farm.
Emergency truck repair
DOT inspections, brakes, tires, oil changes, lighting and electrical work, hubs, bearings, suspension, A/C, and after-treatment repair.
Emergency roadside repair
Roadside help for air leaks, no-start problems, brakes, lighting, check-engine diagnostics, and the repairs needed to get rolling again.
Tractors & farm equipment
Mobile repair for most makes and models of tractors and diesel farm equipment, supporting farms throughout the service region.
Fleet service & maintenance
Regular oil changes, tire and brake service, diagnostics, and specialized maintenance for commercial fleet vehicles.
Top mobile roadside repair services
Air leaks
Restore braking performance and fuel efficiency while reducing the risk of being stranded by a leaking air-brake system.
No start
Diagnosis for fuel-delivery, compression, wiring, relay, and electrical failures that keep diesel equipment from starting.
Brake issues
Inspection and repair for worn pads, warped rotors, air or fluid leaks, and caliper problems.
Lighting issues
On-site repair for flickering lights, dim headlights, faulty wiring, and other electrical problems.
A/C repair
On-site diagnostics and repair to keep diesel-truck climate systems working efficiently in Florida weather.
Heavy-Duty Pickups We Service
RAM 2500 & 3500
Cummins diesel service
F-250 & F-350 Super Duty
Power Stroke diesel service
Silverado 2500HD & 3500HD
Duramax diesel service
Commercial Truck & Equipment Brands
Commercial diesel
Heavy-duty trucks
Commercial trucks
Diesel power
Heavy-duty diesel
Farm equipment
Tractors & equipment
Heavy equipment
Heavy-duty trucks
Commercial diesel
Commercial trucks
GM diesel power
Heavy-duty diesel
Brand names and marks identify equipment families serviced and remain the property of their respective owners.
Proudly serving Florida
Florida Mobile Diesel Repair serves a wide area across Central and North Florida, providing on-site diesel repair from Crystal River to Daytona Beach and Lake City to Bushnell. Whether you’re on the road, at your home or office, at a job site, or on the farm, our team comes to you with mobile service for diesel trucks, farm equipment, and heavy machinery.
Mobile service that comes to the equipment
What does Florida Mobile Diesel repair?
Florida Mobile Diesel provides on-site diagnostics, repair, and maintenance for heavy-duty diesel trucks, commercial fleets, tractors, farm equipment, and heavy machinery across Central and North Florida. Our mobile service is designed for equipment that is disabled on the road or needs attention at a home, office, job site, fleet yard, or farm. Common calls include air leaks, no-start conditions, brake problems, lighting and electrical faults, check-engine diagnostics, A/C concerns, after-treatment repairs, and preventive fleet maintenance. We also service RAM 2500 and 3500 Cummins trucks, Ford F-250 and F-350 Power Stroke trucks, and Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD and 3500HD Duramax trucks. Bringing service to the equipment can reduce unnecessary towing and keep a disabled vehicle or machine close to its normal work location. With more than 20 years of repair experience, the goal is straightforward: diagnose the problem clearly, complete the work professionally, and reduce avoidable downtime.
Straight answers before you request service
Mobile Diesel Repair Frequently Asked Questions
Use these answers to understand the service area, equipment coverage, and information that helps with the first diagnostic conversation.
What areas does Florida Mobile Diesel serve?
Florida Mobile Diesel serves customers across Central and North Florida, with published coverage from Crystal River to Daytona Beach and from Lake City to Bushnell, including the Ocala area. Because this is a mobile service, the technician comes to the equipment when the location is within the active service area. Call with the exact location so availability and the most practical service response can be confirmed.
Can a mobile diesel mechanic come to my home, office, job site, or farm?
Yes. Florida Mobile Diesel is built around on-site service and can respond to diesel equipment at a home, office, roadside location, job site, fleet yard, or farm within the service region. When requesting service, provide a safe and accurate location, the type of truck or equipment, and the symptoms you are seeing. Those details help determine the next diagnostic and repair step.
What trucks and diesel equipment do you work on?
Service coverage includes heavy-duty trucks, commercial fleet vehicles, tractors, diesel farm equipment, and heavy machinery. Florida Mobile Diesel also works with RAM 2500 and 3500 Cummins trucks, Ford F-250 and F-350 Power Stroke trucks, and Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD and 3500HD Duramax trucks. Brand and model support can vary by the repair, so identify the year, make, model, engine, and current symptoms when calling.
What roadside diesel problems can you diagnose?
Common mobile diagnostic calls include air leaks, no-start conditions, brake problems, lighting faults, electrical problems, check-engine warnings, A/C concerns, and after-treatment system issues. The first step is understanding what the vehicle or equipment is doing and whether it is in a safe service location. The technician can then determine whether the problem is appropriate for on-site diagnosis and repair.
Do you provide commercial fleet maintenance?
Yes. Florida Mobile Diesel provides mobile maintenance support for commercial diesel fleets, including oil service, tire and brake work, diagnostics, and specialized maintenance. On-site fleet service can reduce unnecessary vehicle movement and help operators address maintenance where the trucks are parked. Provide the fleet size, vehicle types, requested work, and service location when discussing a maintenance visit.
Do you repair tractors and farm equipment?
Yes. Mobile service is available for many makes and models of tractors, diesel farm equipment, and heavy machinery throughout the published service region. Bringing diagnostics and repair to the farm can reduce the difficulty of transporting disabled equipment. When calling, share the equipment type, make and model, engine information if available, location, and a clear description of the operating problem.
What information should I provide when requesting roadside service?
Provide the exact location, a callback number, the year and model of the truck or equipment, the engine type if known, and a short description of what happened. Mention warning lights, unusual sounds, leaks, whether the engine starts, and any recent repairs. Also confirm that the equipment is parked in a safe and accessible location. Clear information helps make the initial service conversation more useful.
How do I request mobile diesel repair?
Call 352-531-5369 to discuss the location, equipment, and current symptoms, or email cohenfarm18@fastmail.com. Florida Mobile Diesel will use the information you provide to help determine the appropriate next service step. Service-area coverage and response availability should be confirmed directly for each request.
Service information updated September 2026.
Need roadside assistance?
Tell us where the equipment is, what it’s doing, and how to reach you. We’ll help determine the next service step.