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Heavy haul is a different call.

A permitted load with a tire down is not an ordinary breakdown. The escorts are on the clock, the permit has hours left on it, and the load cannot simply be dragged onto a shoulder. We carry the load ranges heavy haul actually runs — H, J and L, the multi-axle fitments — and we will not fit something lighter just to get you moving, because that is how an axle group goes overweight at the next scale.

The Port of Orange and the plants along the Neches and the Sabine move modules, vessels and project cargo by permit on the roads we run every day. Heavy haul is not an occasional job here. It is the traffic.

Dirt work runs on rubber nobody keeps on a shelf.

Wheel loaders, motor graders, articulated dump trucks, cement trucks and backhoes. Mini excavator tracks, and skid steers on tracks or tires depending on how yours is set up. We fit all of it where the machine is standing.

Forklifts and lifts too — press-ons, solids and cushion tires for the machines in the warehouse and the plant yard.

All of it is pre-order, here and at the big shops both, because a loader tire is a pallet of freight and not a box off a rack. It comes through the Houston distributors on about a week, by freight or by somebody driving down I-10 to collect, and we start the ordering while you are still on the phone.

Bikes, quads, side-by-sides and jet skis.

Most roadside operators will not touch a bike, and most service departments want your quad or your ski for two weeks in the middle of the season. We are a certified motorcycle mechanic with a mobile truck — Basic Motorcycle, Harley-Davidson and Dynojet operations — and the truck comes to the machine: the driveway, the camp, the lease, the jobsite.

Not just tires. Full service intervals, regular lubes, tune-ups and general maintenance across all four machines, which is the work that decides whether it starts on the first hot Saturday of the year.