Fast friendly service by a couple of very understanding gentlemen.

Expert Auto repair in Malvern, AR
Owen & Sons Truck Repair serves Malvern, AR from Beebe. Call or text to set up a time.
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- Open 24 Hours
- Mobile Service
/WHAT WE DO
DIESEL REPAIR SERVICES
Mobile service to your truck, any time you need it.
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WHAT OUR CUSTOMERS SAY
Yesterday I was on my way to Chicago and I broke down in Malvern Arkansas on Hwy 30 didn't know who to call and I searched the website and I came across Owen & Son truck repair the lord must have been on my side and I called gentlemen picked up the phone and I explained to him what was wrong with the Volvo turn out to it wasn't as complicated as I thought it would have been and I was back on the road thank Mr Owen & Son for helping me last night to continue my journey to Chicago God bless you and your family 🙏🙏🙏
Air manifold on a Volvo went out, they took great care of us at a fair price. Thanks so much!! Would recommend if you need mobile repair in the area
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Serving Malvern
Malvern is the county seat of Hot Spring County, southwest of Little Rock on Interstate 30. I-30 is the main corridor between central Arkansas and Texas, so long-haul tractor-trailers run through day and night. US Highway 270 heads west from Malvern toward Hot Springs, and the area has a long history of brick making and other heavy industry. That means a steady mix of through freight and local industrial trucks. The country around town is hilly and wooded, with long grades that work engines and cooling systems hard in the hot, humid summers. A truck that overheats or loses boost on a grade often ends up stopped on a shoulder far from the nearest truck shop.
Areas of Malvern we serve
- Interstate 30
- US Highway 270
Why Malvern customers need this work
For an over-the-road driver, a breakdown near Malvern usually means being far from home, on a deadline, and not knowing who to call. Many highway breakdowns come down to problems that can be found with a scanner and fixed on site: an air leak, a failed sensor, a boost or charge air leak, an air manifold failure. A mobile diesel mechanic who listens to the symptoms first can sometimes tell over the phone whether it is a small fix or a bigger job.
Recent work in the Malvern area
- 01.Replacing a failed air manifold on a tractor-trailer stopped on I-30
- 02.Diagnosing warning lights and codes on an over-the-road truck
- 03.Finding an air leak on a loaded truck parked on the shoulder
Why Choose Owen & Sons Truck Repair for Auto repair in Malvern
Malvern sits on I-30, the main freight route between Little Rock and Texarkana. When a truck breaks down out there, call Owen & Sons Truck Repair. We handle mobile diesel repair, air manifold service and engine diagnostics. Tell us where you are and what the truck is doing, and we will talk through the problem and what it takes to get you moving. We are open 24 hours, every day. Call (501) 288-4116.
Malvern customers choose us because we treat every project like it's our own — no upselling, no surprises, just straightforward work that gets the job done right.
Whether you live in Malvern or just need a reliable team nearby, we're a short drive from Beebe and happy to walk you through every recommendation before any work begins.
Malvern is a longer run from our base in Beebe, so call first and we will talk it through. We are open 24 hours, seven days a week, and we answer the phone. Give us your location on I-30, the truck make and model, and what it is doing, and we will tell you plainly what we think is going on and what it takes. Volvo trucks are part of our regular work, along with other makes. We stay friendly and patient, because a driver stuck far from home needs straight answers. Call (501) 288-4116.
Services We Offer in Malvern
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