Volvo Truck Repair in Matthews, NC
Shop labor $120 per hour. Computer diagnostics $150. PM service $150. Annual DOT inspection $75. Volvo instrument cluster programming $300. All prices(704) 219-3199Get directions
Truck Pit Stop provides in-shop diagnostics, maintenance, and repair for Volvo trucks at our Matthews, NC shop near Charlotte. Tell us what your truck needs, and our team will inspect the issue, explain the recommended work, and provide an estimate before repairs begin.
Experienced Technicians
Our technicians diagnose, maintain, and repair Volvo trucks at our Matthews, NC shop near Charlotte.
Parts Selected for Your Repair
We review the recommended replacement parts with you and include them in the estimate. Ask our team about available options, compatibility with your Volvo, and any applicable warranty before approving the work.
Quick Turnaround Time
With our efficient workflow and skilled technicians, we are able to provide quick turnaround times for repairs and maintenance services, minimizing downtime for your Volvo truck.
Competitive Pricing
We explain the recommended repair and estimated cost before work begins, helping Volvo owners and fleets across the Charlotte area make an informed decision.
Volvo Truck Repair: Models, Engines and Common Problems
Truck Pit Stop repairs Volvo tractors at 416 Seaboard Dr in Matthews, NC, near Charlotte. A high-mileage Volvo usually needs attention in two places: the D13 engine and its emissions aftertreatment. Both are covered below.
Volvo models we work on
VNL sleepers and day cabs (including the newer generation VNL), VNR regional tractors, and VNX heavy-haul units.D13 and D11 engines, I-Shift transmissions
Most Volvo tractors here run the D13, and some run the D11. Nearly all of them shift through the I-Shift automated manual. We diagnose and repair I-Shift shifting and clutch complaints along with manual gearboxes; see our semi truck transmission repair page.Problems we diagnose on Volvo trucks
Coolant loss and a bubbling surge tank on a D13 often point to the EGR cooler. We documented one of these jobs in Volvo D13 EGR cooler failure: why the surge tank bubbled. Other common Volvo work: DPF and SCR faults, NOx sensor and DEF dosing codes (DPF and aftertreatment repair), derates after an emissions fault, air leaks and air dryer problems, and electrical faults that set multiple warnings at once (truck electrical repair). For everything else we fix on Volvo trucks, see our semi truck repair shop in Matthews. Read reviews from drivers we have worked with or meet our technicians.Our labor rate and listed prices are on the truck repair prices page.
How to Get Started With Us
1
Call or Request an Appointment
Tell us what’s happening with your truck or trailer. Call our shop or submit the appointment form with a brief description of the problem.
2
Bring Your Truck to Our Shop
Visit Truck Pit Stop in Matthews at your scheduled time. Our team will inspect the vehicle and diagnose the cause of the problem.
3
Review the Diagnosis and Estimate
We’ll explain what we found, what repairs are recommended, the estimated cost, and the expected completion time.
4
Approve the Repair and Get Back on the Road
Once you approve the work, our technicians will complete the repair and keep you informed until your truck is ready.
Transparent Shop Pricing
| What to expect | Typical timing or rate | What is included |
|---|---|---|
| Standard in-shop labor | $120 per billed labor hour | Parts, shop supplies and taxes are added where they apply. Listed prices for diagnostics, mobile calls and common jobs are on the truck repair prices page. |
| Typical repair turnaround | Same day for most repairs | If a job needs parts ordered in, or your truck arrives near closing, we finish it first thing the next business morning. If a part will take longer, we'll tell you upfront. |
| Estimate and approval | Before repairs begin | The team explains the diagnosis, recommended repair, estimate, and expected completion time before work is approved. |
Standard In-Shop Labor Rate
Our standard shop labor rate is $120 per billed labor hour. Listed prices for diagnostics, mobile calls and common jobs are on our truck repair prices page. Parts, shop supplies and taxes are added where they apply, and specialty work is quoted before we do it. We provide an estimate and obtain your approval before repairs begin.
$120/hr
Photos From Our Shop
A 2020 Volvo VNR prepared for front-end, steering, tire, and alignment work.
New steering linkage installed on a 2020 Volvo VNR.
FAQ
Do you work on Volvo VNL and VNR trucks?
Yes. We diagnose, maintain and repair Volvo VNL, VNR and VNX tractors at our Matthews shop, including the D13 and D11 engines and the I-Shift transmission.
My Volvo D13 is losing coolant and the surge tank is bubbling. What causes that?
A failing EGR cooler is a common cause on the D13, but a head gasket or other leak can look similar, so we pressure-test and inspect before replacing parts. Our D13 EGR cooler case study walks through one of these repairs.
Can you come to my Volvo if it broke down?
Yes. We offer mobile and roadside service. Call, tell us where the truck is and what happened, and we will tell you whether a technician can come to you or the truck needs to come to the shop. Towing, when needed, is arranged through an independent company.
How long does a Volvo repair take?
Most repairs are finished the same day. If a job needs parts ordered in, or your truck arrives near closing, we finish it first thing the next business morning. If a part will take longer, we will tell you upfront.