Light to Heavy-Duty Commercial Truck Repair Services in Denver, NC

About Our Commercial Truck Repair Services

Nextgen Diesel Inc. is not just about meeting expectations; we aim to exceed them at every turn. Our truck repair services approach is rooted in honesty, humility, and an unwavering commitment to quality service. Our repair shop features seven state-of-the-art bays and is staffed by a diesel mechanic team with decades of combined experience and who hold certifications from Paccar, Cummins, and Detroit.

This expertise, combined with our exclusive use of OEM diagnostic software, allows us to provide precision repairs tailored to your heavy-duty vehicles' specific needs. We pride ourselves on going above and beyond for our customers and team members, so each interaction you have with us makes a positive impact.

Frequently Asked Questions

What Areas Do You Cover?

Nextgen Diesel Inc. proudly serves a wide region beyond Denver, NC. Our service areas include Charlotte, NC; Hickory, NC; Gastonia, NC; Statesville, NC; Kannapolis, NC; Lincolnton, NC; Morganton, NC; Shelby, NC; Concord, NC; Mooresville, NC; Salisbury, NC; and Lenoir, NC.

Do You Offer Emergency Services?

Yes, we provide onsite mobile repairs and towing services from Monday to Friday, 7 AM to 4:30 PM. Our team is ready to respond swiftly to ensure your vehicles are back in operation as quickly as possible, minimizing downtime and disruption.

When Do I Need Your Diagnostics Service?

Our diagnostics service is essential when you notice any irregular performance or receive error messages from your vehicle’s onboard computer system. Diagnosing issues early is crucial to prevent them from escalating into costly repairs.

Why is My Truck Pulling to One Side?

If your truck pulls to one side, it could be due to issues such as uneven tire pressure, misalignment, or problems with the brakes or suspension. A thorough inspection by our certified technicians can identify and correct the exact cause to ensure safe and stable driving.

Can I Remove My DPF System?

No, removing your Diesel Particulate Filter (DPF) system is illegal and can result in fines exceeding $45,000 from the EPA. It is crucial to maintain your DPF system not only to comply with the law but also to ensure your vehicle operates efficiently and within environmental standards.