Trailer repairs are a fact of life for any business that uses them. From flatbeds to tankers to fully enclosed trailers and others, dirt, grime, and accidents can mess things up. Fortunately, there is a great option in and around Jamestown, ND for trailer service and trailer repairs with the trailer repair shop at Johnsen Trailer Sales.
Our trailer service shop is the answer to these needs, and we can give you the option of fixing issues with used trailer parts or new trailer parts.
Contact us today to learn more.
Trailer Repair and Service in Jamestown, ND
It happens, and usually when you are hundreds of miles from your home base of operations. We can’t tell you the number of times that we’ve had to help a driver with some issues with their trailer that needed to happen. From minor trailer service to getting landing gears to work to more intense trailer repairs, we’ll help you get back on the road.
Many trailers need to be DOT compliant as well, and that often is easier to handle by getting your trailers serviced BEFORE you have the inspection. We keep up on the latest aspects of these inspections and can show you what may be pointed out and what definitely needs to be addressed before your inspection.
Trailer Service near Jamestown, North Dakota
You need your trailers to work, and when they don’t you don’t have time to spend fixing issues with them. Our trailer service shop is the answer to these needs, and we can give you the option of fixing issues with used trailer parts or new trailer parts. From smaller single-axle trailers and flatbeds to larger triple-axle trailers and multi-trailer setups, we’ve had experience with them all.
Whether you call Jamestown, North Dakota your home base or you are just passing through hauling a load, contact Johnsen Trailer Sales when you need us and we’ll be here.
The first settlers were T.S. Collins and J.B. Solby, who came early in November of 1871 and spent the winter hunting and trapping. A.W. Kelley was located here in May 1872 and brought his family from Fort Totten in July of that year. He was Jamestown’s first postmaster, chairman of the board of county commissioners that organized the county, and clerk of the district court. The original townsite of Jamestown was surveyed by Edward Kopper in 1874.