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Semi Truck Jump Start in Texas

The All Roadside Assistance answer: A semi truck usually needs more power than a car to start. Call a mobile truck mechanic or road service that carries a heavy duty jump pack or can replace batteries at the truck.

Across Texas, the directory lists 287 providers with a phone number of the kinds that take calls for a semi truck that needs a jump start: mobile truck mechanics and providers that mention batteries or jump starts. 161 list 24/7 service and 283 are mobile services. Pick the town closest to the truck.

Towns in Texas

TownProviders in rangeList 24/7
Arlington5127
Mansfield4924
Irving4827
Dallas4326
Grapevine4324
Fort Worth3920
Mesquite3925
Houston3423
Plano3321
Wylie3020
Frisco2315
Baytown2113
League City1812
Austin1411
Mckinney138
New Braunfels124
San Antonio126
Weatherford104
Gainesville94
Harlingen94
San Marcos95
Laredo83
Mcallen81
Longview75
Tyler74
Waco75
Sulphur Springs64
Sweetwater64
Corpus Christi51
Lubbock54
Midland53
Abilene42
Brownsville43
College Station42
Denton42
Beaumont30
Fairfield32
Junction33
Paris32
Temple32
Van Horn32
Victoria31
Wichita Falls30

Where the providers are

Towns with the most of these providers: Houston (25), Dallas (18), Amarillo (10), Fort Worth (10), San Antonio (9), Laredo (8), Austin (7), Lubbock (5), El Paso (5), Arlington (5), Longview (4), Corpus Christi (4), Tyler (4), Odessa (4), Shamrock (3). Interstates with these providers within 5 miles: I-10 (47), I-20 (42), I-35 (40), I-30 (37), I-45 (32), I-69 (15), I-40 (14), I-27 (12).

Providers in Houston

First steps

  1. Turn off lights, the inverter and anything else that draws power.
  2. Check the battery cables for loose or corroded ends if you can do it safely.
  3. Note whether the starter clicks, grinds or does nothing.
  4. Ask whether the provider can test and replace batteries if a jump does not hold.

What to tell the provider

The truck make and model, how many batteries it has if you know, what happens when you turn the key, and your exact location.

Why it happens

Most semi trucks run on a bank of batteries. One weak battery can drag the rest down. A jump gets the truck going, but if the batteries or the alternator are failing it will happen again. A mobile mechanic can test the charging system at the truck.

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