01 IN THE WORKSHOP
A truck off the road is a day on hold.
We get to the root of the problem,
then get our hands to work.
FIND IT. UNDERSTAND IT. FIX IT.That light, that noise, that something-not-quite-right. Diesel-specific testing and experienced eyes find the real issue.
Fault codes & warning lights · Starting & charging · Engine performance · Electrical concerns
Bring the engine details, warning text and whether the fault appears cold, hot or under load. Agree the diagnostic scope before work begins.
CONFIDENCE IN EVERY MILE.Heavy loads. Long days. Service and repair for the parts that keep your truck planted, predictable, and ready for the road.
Brake components & air systems · Steering concerns · Shocks & suspension · Uneven tire wear
Note whether the change is felt when braking, steering or carrying a load. Include any air-system warnings and recent running-gear work.
KEEP THE POWER MOVING.From engine to axle, every connection counts. We track down vibrations, leaks, and wear to keep the power moving.
Driveshafts & U-joints · Differentials · Clutch concerns · Transmission symptoms & leaks
Does it happen during a shift, under power or while coasting? Describe the noise, vibration or leak; confirm which driveline repairs the workshop supports.
A LITTLE CARE GOES A LONG WAY.Stay ahead of the unexpected. Practical preventive care that fits your truck, your mileage, and the work you do.
Oil & filter service · Fluids & lubrication · Belts & hoses · Preventive inspections
Bring mileage, engine hours if recorded, recent service dates and the work the truck does. Use its maintenance requirements to plan the next visit.
02 THE CROSSWIND WAY
We inspect the concern, talk through the findings, and agree the work with you.
Real conversations. Clear next steps.
The way a good shop should work.
NO RUNAROUND
Tell us what your truck is doing and what your day needs.
Hands-on inspection and the right tests for the concern.
The findings, the options, and your go-ahead on the work.
A clear handover and a plan for the miles ahead.
03 KEEP YOUR BUSINESS MOVING
Owner-operator or the whole crew.
Every truck deserves the same care.
OWNER-OPERATOR
Bring the truck’s details, mileage and recent work. Note the next job and the window it can be off the road; confirm timing with the workshop.
Bring your mileage and any recent service records.
THE GLOVEBOX NOTES
A few details can turn “it’s making a noise” into a much better conversation.
YOUR POCKET CHECKLIST
Got what you can?
That’s a good start.
Year, make, model, engine and VIN if you have them. Note mileage or engine hours and bring relevant repair or maintenance records.
A photo of the exact warning helps. Note when it happens: cold, warm, loaded or idling.
Describe the symptom, your priorities and who can approve work.
Ask what the first inspection covers, how findings will be shared, and when you will be contacted before additional work.
Share unit numbers, duty cycles and the days each truck can be off the road.
Flag the unit that needs attention first, plus a contact who knows dispatch and can discuss the plan.
04 IT STARTS WITH A CONVERSATION
A familiar face.
A straight answer.
THERE’S A PLACE FOR YOU HERE
Tulsa, Oklahoma
Mon–Fri / 7–6