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Truck Master expands heavy vehicle repair services across Europe

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Truck Master provides maintenance, diagnostics and repair services for trucks and other heavy vehicles operating on European roads. The company supports transport businesses in Lithuania, Germany and France, combining workshop expertise with access to spare parts and commercial vehicle tyres. Its services are designed to reduce vehicle downtime and help fleet operators return trucks to operation as quickly as possible.

Professional Truck repair requires more than replacing a damaged component. Modern heavy vehicles use advanced electronic, braking and powertrain systems that must be inspected with specialist diagnostic equipment. A complete service process may include fault identification, mechanical repairs, replacement of worn parts and verification that the vehicle is ready for further road use.

Experience developed since 2008

Truck Master began operating on 29 January 2008 with a team of 20 employees. In April of the same year, the truck workshop moved to modern premises at Metalistų 6B in Šiauliai. The location provided facilities suitable for servicing commercial vehicles and supporting transport companies operating in Lithuania and on international routes.

In 2009, the company created a dedicated workshop for tachograph inspection and repair. Tachographs record driving time, rest periods, speed and distance. Their correct operation is important for transport companies because the devices support compliance with regulations governing professional drivers and road transport.

Truck Master expanded its cooperation with spare parts manufacturers in 2011. The company began working actively with suppliers from China, Italy, Germany, Turkey and Poland. This international supply network made it possible to broaden the available product range and respond to different repair requirements.

More than 1,000 spare parts available

The company currently offers customers more than 1,000 different spare parts and a wide range of tyres for heavy vehicles. Access to components is an important part of workshop efficiency. A repair can be delayed when the required part must be ordered from a distant supplier or when its technical specification is difficult to verify.

Truck Master supports customers in identifying suitable components for particular truck models and systems. The combination of workshop services and spare parts distribution allows diagnostics, sourcing and repair to be coordinated within one organisation. This is particularly relevant for fleet operators that depend on predictable service times.

Development of the service network

On 2 July 2013, Truck Master opened a branch and spare parts shop at Vasaros 24 in Marijampolė. A modern truck workshop began operating at the same address on 20 January 2015. The expansion increased the company’s capacity to serve transport businesses in another important Lithuanian logistics location.

Truck Master now employs more than 80 specialists representing different technical fields. The team handles problems related to heavy vehicle breakdowns, diagnostics, spare parts sourcing and workshop repairs. This range of expertise allows the company to support both individual truck owners and businesses managing larger commercial fleets.

Maintenance helps reduce unexpected downtime

Regular truck servicing can identify worn components before they cause a roadside breakdown. Inspection of braking systems, suspension, tyres, electrical equipment and engine-related components also supports safe vehicle operation. Preventive maintenance is especially important for trucks covering long international routes, where an unplanned failure may disrupt delivery schedules and generate additional recovery costs.

Truck Master continues to develop its heavy vehicle service operations through technical expertise, workshop infrastructure and access to replacement parts. Its presence in Lithuania, Germany and France enables the company to support trucks operating across several European transport markets.

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