An Auto Repair Shop Sterling Truck Drivers Count On in San Antonio

After nearly 50 years of absence, Sterling Truck was resurrected by Daimler Trucks of North America in 1997.   However, this return was short-lived.  Daimler discontinued the sale and manufacturing of Sterling heavy and medium duty trucks in 2009.  Many of these vehicles are still operational and work hard in many industries such as construction, snow removal and trash removal.   Sterling truck operators in and near can rely on to service these discontinued trucks.

Our mechanics are passionate about car repair and care, for Sterling Truck vehicles and every type of vehicle we work on here at Tri-County Diesel Svc. We put our hearts into our work and never give less than our best. One of the ways we make sure to continue providing top quality auto repairs and service is to retain and build on our knowledge, which means we can capably work on older and newer vehicles alike. Our shop also makes sure to have the right tools and equipment to provide your vehicle with the best automotive services San Antonio has to offer.

When your Sterling Truck isn’t performing as it should, it’s important to communicate your findings to our service writer or technicians. If possible, bring a written list of the symptoms you’re experiencing with your Sterling Truck, and be prepared to describe the symptoms. Resist the temptation to suggest a specific course of repair. Just as you would with your doctor, tell us where it hurts and how long it’s been that way, but let our mechanics diagnose and recommend a remedy.