Newton, KS Mobile Diesel and Semi Truck Repair

Truck Stops and Scales Around Newton

• Pilot Travel Center #1346, 200 Manchester Ave at I-135 exit 31, with truck parking, showers and a CAT scale.
• Casey's #2956, 724 E Lincoln Blvd in Hesston at I-135 exit 40, about 8 miles north, with a CAT scale and around 75 truck spaces.

Either lot is a good place to wait for us, whether it is a truck that will not restart after a fuel stop or a trailer that failed a tire check.

Trucks and Equipment We Service in Newton

From a single box truck to a full fleet, we repair every kind of commercial vehicle on site in Newton:

• Semi trucks and tractor-trailers
• Commercial and heavy duty trucks
• Medium duty and box trucks
• Delivery and mail trucks
• Grain trucks and farm trucks
• Dump trucks and work trucks
• Utility and service trucks
• Tankers and cattle haulers
• School buses and coach buses
• RVs and motor homes
• Fire trucks
• Semi trailers and reefer trailers
• 5th wheel trailers
• Heavy and construction equipment

I-135, US-50 and US-81 in Newton Onsite Truck Repair

• I-135 runs along the east side of Newton, with exits at 28, 30 (US-50 west and K-15), 31 (First Street and Broadway), 33 (US-50 east) and 34 (K-15 north). South of town, exit 25 connects to K-196 toward Whitewater and El Dorado.
• US-50 runs through Newton as a freeway and shares I-135 between exits 30 and 33. West of town it heads straight to Halstead, Burrton and Hutchinson, and east of town it runs through Walton toward Peabody.
• US-81 is Newton's Main Street. It is the old Meridian Highway and runs alongside I-135 through the county.
• K-15 follows I-135 up from Wichita, leaves it at exit 30 to run through Newton, then crosses back over I-135 at exit 34 heading north through North Newton toward Goessel and Hillsboro.

Rail, Warehouse and Grain Traffic in Newton

Newton is still a working rail town. BNSF's main line runs through the city, and the Kansas Logistics Park just off I-135 has direct access to two Class I railroads plus the WATCO short line. Companies that have announced operations there include Scarbrough, a third-party logistics provider, and 21 Albermarle, with a building at 1st Street and Oliver Road.

At harvest, grain trucks line up at the MKC elevator at 1911 Main St in North Newton. Between the rail yards, the park and the elevators, Newton sees a steady mix of long-haul semis and local ag trucks, and we work on both.