Milford is about 20 miles west of Lincoln at I-80 Exit 382, where US-6 crosses the interstate. It's close enough that a breakdown here is one of the quickest runs our mobile trucks make. Lincoln Truck Repair Center covers Milford, the I-80 stretch on either side, and the Seward County farms around it, with emergency service 24/7.
Most of the heavy traffic near Milford is passing through on I-80, not stopping in town. That means the call usually comes from the shoulder or the exit ramp, not a shop lot. Our mobile trucks are set up for exactly that: diagnose on the shoulder, fix what can be fixed safely there, and get you back in the right lane.
Give us your direction and mile marker — "westbound, mile 384" is all we need. On a phone, the Roadside Help Request form sends it in one text. For every exit we cover, see the I-80 exit guide.
Derates, check-engine lights and DPF/DEF faults
No-starts and electrical problems
Fuel system and coolant leaks
Trailer lights, air lines and trailer brakes
Grain trucks and farm heavy equipment repair
Air leaks and brake problems
I-80 Exit 382 (US-6), eastbound and westbound
I-80 Exit 388 (NE-103 to Crete and Pleasant Dale) to the east
I-80 Exit 379 (NE-15 to Seward) to the west
US-6 between Milford and Lincoln
Farm yards and grain operations in southern Seward County
How close is Milford to your shop?
About 20 miles west of our Lincoln shop at 3001 W O St, which is minutes from I-80 Exit 396.
Do you come out to the shoulder of I-80?
Yes. Most Milford-area calls are on the interstate. Get as far off the road as you safely can and call us.
If it can't be fixed roadside, where does it go?
We'll tell you up front. Our Lincoln shop is a short run east on I-80.
Are you open at night?
Emergency mobile service runs 24/7. The shop is open Monday–Friday, 7:00 AM–10:30 PM.
Seward, Pleasant Dale, Garland, Beaver Crossing, Utica, Staplehurst and Crete.