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Trailer frame, brake, lighting, and structural repairs. · Lincoln, NE

Trailer Repair in Lincoln, NE

If it pulls behind a truck, we fix it. Lincoln Truck & Trailer Repair handles all makes of trailers in Lincoln, NE — from heavy commercial dry van, reefer, and flatbed rigs to light and utility trailers: utility, landscaping, motorcycle, enclosed cargo, dump, gooseneck, and car hauler. Frame damage, dead lights, bad brakes, sagging landing gear — a roadside trailer failure costs far more than the preventive fix, and FMCSA out-of-service criteria are strict on every trailer that rolls on a highway.

Trailers
Semi · Utility · Light
Types
Dry Van to Gooseneck
Brakes
Air & Electric
Roadside
24/7 Available
What's Included

Complete Trailer Repair Diagnostics & Repair

From accurate diagnostics to complete repairs, we handle the full scope of trailer repair — using quality parts and finishing every job with a road test.

Air and electric brake service — glad hands, valves, chambers, drums, and shoes (light & heavy)

Trailer wiring, marker lights, turn signals, brake lights, and harness repair

Landing gear and tongue-jack replacement, lubrication, and alignment

Kingpin and fifth-wheel inspection, measurement, and replacement on semi-trailers

Bearing repack, hub, axle, and suspension service for utility and light trailers

Frame straightening, cross-member and structural welding, floor and ramp repair

Know The Warning Signs

Signs Your Trailer Repair Needs Service

Spongy or Grabbing Brakes

Soft air brakes, an electric-brake controller that grabs, or uneven stopping means worn shoes, bad chambers, or a wiring fault — dangerous on any trailer.

Dead or Flickering Lights

Out marker lights, dim brake lights, or a flickering harness will fail a DOT check and put a dump or utility trailer out of service just as fast as a semi.

Sagging or Bent Landing Gear

Crank legs that bind, lean, or won't hold the load — and tongue jacks on light trailers — need repair before the trailer drops.

Kingpin or Coupler Wear

A worn kingpin on a semi-trailer, or a sloppy ball coupler and bent gooseneck hitch on a light trailer, is a coupling-device failure waiting to happen.

Cracked or Rusted Frame Rails

Cracks in frame rails, cross-members, or a rotted utility-trailer deck are structural — we straighten, weld, and re-deck.

Wiring Harness Faults

Corroded connectors, chafed wiring, or a trailer that only works on some plugs trace back to harness and ground problems we repair.

Platforms We Service
Dry VanReeferFlatbedUtilityLandscapingEnclosed / CargoDumpGooseneckCar HaulerMotorcycle
Trailer Repair FAQ

Common Trailer Repair Questions

Do you work on small utility and light trailers, not just semi-trailers?

Yes — we repair the full range in Lincoln: utility, landscaping, motorcycle, enclosed cargo, dump, gooseneck, and car-hauler trailers right alongside commercial dry van, reefer, and flatbed rigs. If it pulls behind a truck, we fix it.

Can you fix trailer brakes and lights?

Absolutely. We service both air brakes on heavy trailers and electric brakes on light trailers, plus all marker lights, brake lights, turn signals, wiring harnesses, and grounds.

My trailer failed a DOT inspection — can you repair it to pass?

Yes. We fix the brake, lighting, coupling, frame, and tire defects that put trailers out of service and re-check the work so it passes. We also perform the annual DOT inspection itself.

Do you do trailer welding and frame repair?

We straighten frames, weld cracked rails and cross-members, repair dump and gooseneck structures, and re-deck utility-trailer floors and ramps at our Lincoln, NE shop.

Do you offer roadside help for a disabled trailer?

Yes — our roadside team is available 24/7 across Lincoln and eastern Nebraska for blown trailer lights, brakes, landing gear, and more. Call and we will come to you.

We come to you across Lincoln & eastern Nebraska — see our service area →

Get Your Trailer Repair Handled Today

Call now or request service — owner-operators and fleets across eastern Nebraska trust LTTR.