Work Trucks, and a Dispatcher Who Needs a Time
A Silverado 2500 that will not fire is someone's job site. RepairPortal flags it Down and texts the person who is actually coming to pick it up.
No Credit Card Required
The Customer Is Often Not the Driver
Fleet requests need a vehicle and a callback that might be a dispatcher, not the person who dropped it off. The inbox holds both.
Reviews still matter for the owner-operators who find you on Google between accounts.
- Down Means a Job SiteA no-start on a work truck is not a flexible oil change.
- Text the Right PersonThe ready message goes to whoever is picking it up.
- Accounts and One-OffsBoth can request a bay from the site.
- Diesel on the WebsiteSay you work on it, so the gas-only shops are not your competition by accident.
Jobs This Shop Sees
No-Start on a Monday
The request says it has to move.
A Dispatcher, Not a Driver
The contact on the request is the person who answers.
Scheduled Maintenance
Reminders for trucks you already see.
Up and Running in an Afternoon
Tell Us the Vehicles
Auto is featured. Add the other work you do.
Turn On the Form and the Texts
Requests in, ready text out.
Ask at Pickup
The review is how the next customer finds you.
Diesel & Fleet FAQ
Is this a different product from auto repair?
No. Auto repair is the featured shop. This page is the same RepairPortal dashboard, with the words pointed at this vehicle.
Can one shop do cars and this work?
Yes. One location, one inbox. The request carries the vehicle.
Does it replace my shop management system?
No. Estimates, parts, and invoices stay where they are. RepairPortal is the website, the requests, the texts, and the reviews.
Ready to Fill the Next Open Bay?
Auto repair is featured. RV, ATV, boat, motorcycle, diesel, and trailer shops use the same dashboard.
