Pressure loss, hose leaks, or cylinder failure? We repair hydraulic hoses, pumps, and valves on heavy trucks and equipment—restoring smooth operation and preventing costly downtime.
Heavy-Duty Hydraulic Repair in Beaufort, SC
At Carolina Truck Repair, we provide expert hydraulic repair for heavy-duty trucks, trailers, fleets, heavy equipment, and buses. From leaking hoses to failed pumps and cylinders, we keep your hydraulic systems safe, strong, and working as intended.
We repair and service:
- Hydraulic hoses and fittings
- Pumps, motors, and cylinders
- Leaking or ruptured lines
- Hydraulic fluid leaks and contamination
- Valve assemblies and controls
- Reservoirs and filters
Our technicians locate the source of pressure loss or failure and provide efficient, high-quality repairs using durable, high-pressure rated parts.
What Makes Us Different
Hydraulic failures often happen under load, causing damage and downtime. That’s why we focus on fast diagnostics, precision repairs, and top-tier components built to handle real-world stress.
- We repair hydraulic systems on heavy-duty trucks, trailers, fleets, heavy equipment, and buses
- Our team handles everything from small leaks to full system overhauls
- We build and replace high-pressure hoses and fittings
- We flush and refill systems to prevent contamination and restore performance
From bucket trucks to dump beds and PTO-driven systems, our hydraulic repair service keeps your equipment productive and efficient.
Schedule Your Hydraulic Repair Now: Call 843-644-5533!
Don't ignore leaks or loss of hydraulic power—call 843-644-5533 to schedule your repair. We'll inspect hoses, pumps, and fittings and get your system sealed and pressurized for dependable performance.
FAQs
What Areas Do You Serve?
We are based at 40 Shanklin Rd, Beaufort, SC, 29906 near I-95 and I-21.
We proudly serve a 100-mile radius, including Charleston, SC; Savannah, GA; Hilton Head Island, SC; Walterboro, SC; and North Charleston, SC.
What Causes Hydraulic Hoses to Fail?
Common causes include high pressure cycles, extreme heat, aging rubber, and improper routing or abrasion. We use heavy-duty, pressure-rated hoses and proper installation techniques to reduce failure risks.
How Do I Know If I Have a Hydraulic Leak?
Look for visible fluid pooling, decreased system pressure, jerky movement in hydraulic functions, or air in the lines. We pressure-test systems and visually inspect all lines, fittings, and seals for signs of failure.
How Can I Get Heavy-Duty Hydraulic Repair?
Call 843-644-5533 today to schedule service. Whether it’s a leaking hose or a failing pump, we’ll restore your hydraulic system and get your equipment operating safely and efficiently.
Don't Take our word for it.
Read Customer Testimonials.
"Took care of it right away and gave me some pointers. Great ppl. They will get u right"
"Brilliant with bigger trucks and heavy equipment. Highly recommend!"
"Very knowledgeable on big trucks and equipment. They are fair and reliable!"
Contact Us
Let us know what is going on with your vehicle, and we will get back to you soon with a quote.