Contact Mike's Mobile LLC

CALL 24/7 • OR SEND A REQUEST ONLINE

You don’t bring the truck to us. Tell us where it is, whether that’s a mile marker on I-25, a truck stop outside Cheyenne, a job site in Weld County or a yard near North Platte, and a service truck heads your way with the tools for the job.

Phone is fastest when you’re broken down; someone picks up around the clock. For planned maintenance, inspections or fleet work, the online form or email gives us time to line up parts and schedule around your routes. Either way, you’ll hear back from a real person on our team.

Phone (24/7): 303-257-9186, best for breakdowns and anything urgent.
Email: mikesmobilellc@gmail.com, good for fleet scheduling, quotes and sending photos or records.
Online: the service request form, the quickest way to give us the unit, the problem and the location in one go.
Hours: open 24 hours, 7 days a week, including weekends and holidays.

If a driver is stuck on the road or a machine just died mid-job, call. A conversation lets us ask the right questions and get a truck moving faster than a form can. If you’re a fleet manager planning PM visits, a contractor lining up equipment work before a project, or an owner-operator with a problem that can wait a day, the form or email works well and gives you a written record of the request.

The more of this we have up front, the better the chance we show up with the right parts and fix it on the first visit.

You don’t need to know what part failed. Just tell us what you see, hear and feel: a warning light and what it says, a leak and roughly where it’s coming from, a noise and when it happens, or a function that quit working. Mention whether it started suddenly or got worse over time, and what the truck or machine was doing right before. A photo of a fault code screen or a leak sent by email can save a lot of back-and-forth.

For an urgent call, we’ll ask a few quick questions about the truck, the problem and the location, then give you an idea of timing. For a form or email request, someone from our team will call you back to confirm the details and set up a time. On the roadside, keep your phone handy so the tech can reach the driver directly. At a yard or job site, let us know about gate codes, site check-in or hours when units are available.

If you’re broken down on a highway, get as far onto the shoulder as you safely can, turn on your hazards and set out your triangles. Stay clear of traffic, and if the truck is blocking a lane or there’s fire, injury or a spill, call 911 first. Don’t keep driving on low air pressure, an overheating engine or a failing tire just to reach an exit; tell us where you are and we’ll come to you.

Setting up recurring service for several trucks or machines? Email or use the form to send your unit list, current mileage or hours, what each unit is due for and any open defects. We’ll call to work out a schedule that fits around your routes and shifts. See fleet services for what we cover on yard visits.

Based in Denver, Mike’s Mobile serves the Front Range and northern Colorado, Cheyenne and southeast Wyoming, and the North Platte, Nebraska region, including the I-25, I-76 and I-80 corridors. When you contact us, give the nearest city along with the address, mile marker or GPS pin so we can confirm travel timing. See service areas for more detail.

Broken down now? Call 303-257-9186. Planning ahead? Send a service request or email mikesmobilellc@gmail.com. If you’ve got several trucks or several problems, put it all in one message and we’ll sort out the order with you.

Not sure what to ask for? Browse our main service areas first: roadside services for breakdowns, tires and towing; truck & diesel repair for engine, emissions, electrical and trailer work; equipment repair for heavy machinery, hydraulics and welding; and fleet services for maintenance, inspections and washing. Learn more about Mike’s Mobile, or call 303-257-9186.