Mobile Truck Service in Bremen

An Iveco S-Way 480 had just loaded at a depot in the Bremen harbour district when the driver, Karol, noticed the air pressure building slowly than normal during the pre-drive checks. By the time he reached the city ring road, the low-pressure warning was active and the parking brake was attempting to apply itself intermittently. He stopped safely and called LKWHelp24. The mobile mechanic arrived in 35 minutes. Bremen is well covered from the LKWHelp24 network, and the technician arrived with a full air system repair kit. The leak was found quickly: a corroded push-in fitting on the service line running to the front axle brake chambers had cracked at the collar. At motorway speeds the vibration had finished it off. Replacing a push-in fitting is a quick job if you have the right parts on the van. The technician fitted a new stainless-steel collar fitting, retested the system to full pressure and checked every other push-in connector on the axle lines while he was there. One more showed early cracking and was swapped preventatively. Karol drove out of Bremen toward Delmenhorst within 75 minutes of his initial call, with a sound air system and a truck that would not hold him up further on the road toward Oldenburg.