TCS mobile service truck beside a Toyota forklift at a customer facility
South Jersey forklift and heavy truck experts

The job they won't touch.
With the timeline they can't match.

Serious mobile repairs for forklifts, material handling equipment, and heavy trucks. 24-hour on-call emergency service.

4 HOURRESPONSE TIME
182Contracted customers
15Service technicians
2 LocationsWilliamstown, NJ + King of Prussia, PA
All MakesOne call for your full fleet
What we service

One team.
Your whole fleet.

TCS Mobile Equipment Services repairs forklifts and heavy trucks at your facility, with teams based in Williamstown, NJ and King of Prussia, PA.

From the field

Recent Facebook repair

Third failure.
First repair done right.

This Doosan GC55C's steer axle had already fallen out twice, leaving the customer without the machine for months at a time. When it failed for the third time, TCS tore it down at the customer's facility and found why the previous repairs never held.

  • Broken studs had been drilled out crooked
  • The wrong drill size had been used for the tap
  • Radiator, supports, counterweight, exhaust, and overhead guard removed
  • Damaged subframe section removed and structurally repaired
  • Complete on-site reinstall and reassembly to cut downtime
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Doosan GC55C opened up during the on-site steer axle and subframe repair
Actual repairOn-site teardown
Rear of the Doosan GC55C disassembled at the customer facility
Full accessDown to the subframe
The differenceFix the cause.
Not the symptom.

We corrected the damaged subframe, rebuilt the machine on-site, and returned it to service without sending it away for months.

Service coverage

Two locations.
Built for the Tri-State.

Based in Williamstown, NJ and King of Prussia, PA, with mobile service throughout South Jersey, Philadelphia, Delaware, and the Tri-State area. Forklift repairs, heavy truck service, and preventive maintenance are handled at your facility.

Forklift repair in Burlington County, Southampton & Shamong (08088) →

South JerseyPhiladelphiaDelawareTri-State Area
From the field · October 19, 2026

Air pressure lost.
Truck back in service.

A 2020 Kenworth T880 lost secondary air pressure on the road. TCS found a broken pipe between the valve and secondary air tank, removed the tank and valve, and extracted the damaged pipe.

After sourcing the replacement, our technician reassembled the tank, valve and air lines at the breakdown location, then checked for leaks with the truck running.

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Broken pipe extraction from the Kenworth secondary air tank during TCS roadside repair
Photo from the TCS roadside repair: extracting the broken pipe from the air tank.
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