Yorkville

Yorkville has grown fast, and so has the fleet traffic through Kendall County. J&A Fleet keeps the trucks running that keep this community supplied.

J&A Fleet Maintenance provides mobile diesel repair and emergency roadside service in Yorkville and the surrounding Kendall County. When your truck can’t move, we come to you — roadside, yard, or dock — with a quoted rate and a certified tech.

Yorkville’s growth has pulled more fleet traffic through Oswego and out toward Plainfield — all covered by J&A out of our Morris shop and mobile crews for the Kendall County corridor.

Shop Work — Morris and mobile service

For repairs requiring a full shop facility — transmission rebuild, major engine work, welding and fabrication, DOT inspections — our Morris and mobile service handle the work. We coordinate transport if needed.

Fleet Maintenance Programs in Yorkville

Running a fleet through the Yorkville / Route 47 / Route 34 corridor? Ask about our mobile maintenance program. We come to your yard on a schedule, keep your units DOT-compliant, and reduce the unplanned downtime that eats into margins.

Yorkville is far enough from the metro that a lot of shops won’t make the drive. We do. See a J&A truck rolling through and need help? Just ask — that’s coverage, not a coincidence.

In Yorkville, the calls we run most often are the same ones that stall a fleet anywhere on the Kendall County corridor: air brake chambers that won’t release, an alternator that’s stopped charging, or a transmission that’s slipping under load. We diagnose each one to the root before a part gets ordered — no swapping parts on a guess, and no second visit because the actual problem never got found the first time. That’s the standard whether it’s a scheduled stop or a call that came in an hour ago.

DOT compliance doesn’t pause because a truck is stuck in Yorkville — an out-of-service violation from a missed brake adjustment or a bad marker light costs a lot more than the repair itself. Our techs catch it on the same visit, whether that’s a scheduled inspection or an emergency roadside call. If you’re running multiple units through Kendall County on a regular route, ask about setting up a standing maintenance schedule instead of waiting for the next breakdown to make the call — oil changes, brake inspections, and compliance checks on your calendar, not ours.