
Mobile heavy-duty air brake service across Indianapolis & central Indiana — shoes, drums, S-cams, ABS, DOT-ready.
Road X provides mobile heavy-duty truck brake repair across Indianapolis and central Indiana, focused on the full air brake system that keeps class 7 and 8 tractors and trailers safe and in service. Our diesel technicians diagnose air leaks, slow air build, governor and dryer faults, then replace shoes, drums, S-cams, slack adjusters and brake chambers on-site — with spring brakes caged and torque specs verified before the wheel goes back on. We handle tractor and trailer ABS diagnostics on Bendix, Haldex, Meritor and WABCO systems, clear wheel speed sensor and modulator codes, and re-inspect the truck to DOT standards so you can lift out-of-service tags and finish the run. If you need a heavy-duty brake mechanic near you, our 24/7 mobile dispatch rolls a fully-stocked service truck to the yard, dock, truck stop or shoulder — no tow, no shop queue.
Serving Indianapolis and surrounding areas including Fishers, Greenwood, Carmel, Plainfield, Avon, Noblesville, and Lawrence.
From an air leak at the gladhand to a frozen S-cam at the dock, our mobile techs roll with parts, cages and torque specs to put your brakes back together — safely and to DOT.
Full brake job — shoes, drums, rotors and pads to OEM spec on tractor and trailer axles.
Air leaks, slow build, governor, dryer and compressor faults diagnosed on-site.
Frozen S-cams, worn bushings, automatic slack adjuster replacement and adjustment.
Type 20, 24, 30 service chambers and spring brake replacement — caged safely, every time.
ABS module faults, wheel speed sensors, ECU codes and trailer ABS diagnostics.
Pre-trip and post-violation brake inspections to clear out-of-service tags fast.
Bendix, Haldex, Meritor, WABCO — if it bolts to a tractor or trailer axle, we carry the right shoe, chamber and slack to put it back in service.
"Out-of-service tagged at the scale on I-70 — 20% defective brakes. Ray rolled out, replaced two shoes and a chamber, reset slacks and got me re-inspected the same shift."— Company driver, Indianapolis IN
Every Road X brake call goes to a vetted heavy-duty mechanic with the cages, gauges and torque specs to put your truck back in service — and back in compliance.
Skip the tow. Skip the shop queue. Talk to Road X dispatch and a heavy-duty brake mechanic is on the way.
Most callouts inside the I-465 loop see a brake tech rolling within 45–60 minutes. Outlying corridors usually run 60–90 minutes depending on traffic and time of day.
Yes. Our service trucks stock the common 16.5" x 7" and 16.5" x 8.625" shoes, drums, slack adjusters, S-cam kits and service chambers for tractor and trailer applications.
Absolutely. We handle roadside violations and out-of-service brake tags — including 20% defective brake violations — and re-inspect the truck so you can clear the citation and continue your run.
Yes. We diagnose tractor and trailer ABS faults — Bendix, Haldex, WABCO and Meritor — including wheel speed sensors, ABS modules, valves and harness damage.
Always. Spring brakes are caged, the system is bled down, and we follow OEM lockout procedures before any chamber or shoe work — no shortcuts on the parts that stop you.