Truck Radiator Repairs in Toowoomba

At Neilsen’s Radiator Service, we keep vehicles running cool with expert radiator solutions. Based in Toowoomba, we offer fast repairs, honest advice, and dependable service.

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Toowoomba Truck Radiator Repairs

Big engines generate big heat—and when your truck’s cooling system isn’t pulling its weight, things can go wrong fast. At Neilsen’s Radiator Service, we provide truck radiator repairs in Toowoomba to keep heavy-duty vehicles moving. Whether you’re noticing rising engine temps, losing coolant, or dealing with pressure issues, we’ll find the fault and fix it properly.


Our team specialises in Kenworth and Western Star trucks, delivering expert radiator work built for long-haul demands. We recore units, replace damaged tanks, and pressure test components to ensure reliable performance on the road. We also carry out radiator flushes and repairs for cars, 4WDs, and utes—keeping all your engines cool and dependable.


With over 40 years of combined hands-on experience, we back every job with real know-how. Many truck clients also come to us for truck intercooler repairs and classic car radiator work. Call (07) 4632 2349—we’ll get you back on the road, fast.

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Heavy-Duty Support That Lasts

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Fast Turnarounds for Working Vehicles

Reliable Work for Working Trucks

Truck cooling issues rarely come at a good time—and we don’t waste yours. We focus on efficient diagnostics, fast repairs, and full-system servicing to restore performance and prevent ongoing problems. Whatever the problem, we’ll identify the cause and provide a long-term fix that keeps your truck running cool.

Our approach is practical and precise. We recore radiators, replace damaged tanks, and rebuild systems based on your vehicle’s needs, workload, and operating conditions. From scheduled servicing to urgent repairs, we’ll get it sorted quickly and thoroughly—so you can get back to work with confidence.

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