No-Starts
Dead batteries, bad starters and charging problems diagnosed where the vehicle sits.
Fleet emergency breakdowns
When a company vehicle breaks down on the job, call 812-499-7614. Chris comes to where it stopped, so you skip the tow truck and get it back to work faster.
Less downtime
A truck that won't start on a job site costs you more than the repair. There's the tow bill, the crew waiting around, the job that slips and the days the vehicle sits in a shop's queue.
DartsAuto is a mobile mechanic, so the repair comes to the vehicle. Many breakdowns can be diagnosed and fixed right where they happen. When one can't, you'll know exactly what it needs before you pay to move it.
Common breakdowns
Dead batteries, bad starters and charging problems diagnosed where the vehicle sits.
Flat tire changes so the crew can get rolling again.
Find out if it's safe to keep driving or if it needs to be fixed before it goes anywhere.
Grinding, a soft pedal or pulling to one side checked before the vehicle goes back out.
Tracking down coolant and fluid leaks that leave a vehicle parked.
Keys locked in the truck? Give us a call.
When it happens
Get the vehicle and crew somewhere safe, then call 812-499-7614 and tell us where it is and what it's doing.
Chris heads to where it stopped and diagnoses the problem on site.
Fixed on the spot whenever possible, with all labor covered for 12 months or 12,000 miles.
Fewer emergencies
Most roadside surprises start as small problems that a regular check would catch. Pairing breakdown service with scheduled preventive maintenance keeps more of your vehicles on the road.
Questions
Often, yes. DartsAuto is a mobile mechanic, so many breakdowns are diagnosed and repaired on site. If a repair can't be done there, we'll tell you what it needs before anything gets towed.
We serve businesses in Evansville, Newburgh, Boonville and Princeton, Indiana.
Yes. All labor comes with a 12 month / 12,000 mile warranty.
Where the vehicle is, the year, make and model, and what happened when it went down. Any warning lights or noises help too.
Call Chris, tell him where it is, and we'll come to it.