Mobile truck repair in Graz

What the road does to a truck around Graz

Graz sits where the A2 running east to west crosses the A9 running north to south, which makes it a crossroads for two entirely different kinds of traffic. The A9 is the demanding one: the run north climbs steadily and passes through long tunnels, and a loaded vehicle on that stretch is working hard for a sustained period with limited chance to pull over. Trucks arriving in Graz from the north have just come down it.

What we are called out for here

These are the faults that turn up most often around Graz, and they follow directly from the road above. Knowing which one you have before you call means we load the right parts before we leave.

1. 01 Brake and retarder faults after the descent from the north — the same pattern as every long alpine run, and the same reason: a retarder that was adequate on the flat is not adequate here.
2. 02 Cooling and boost faults on the climb — sustained full load finds the leaking pipe or the tired fan clutch that idles perfectly.
3. 03 Stop-start wear around the Graz junctions — the A2/A9 interchange and the approaches carry enough freight to produce the ring-road fault pattern on a smaller scale.