Hebbronville and the SH-359 corridor
Hebbronville is the county seat of Jim Hogg County, at the junction of SH-16, SH-285, and SH-359. From Laredo, SH-359 heads east out of town, crosses Loop 20 on the east side of the city, and runs through the Webb County communities of Oilton and Bruni before reaching Hebbronville. Past Hebbronville, it continues toward Realitos and Benavides.
This is lightly populated ranch and oil country, and SH-285 and SH-16 cross miles of open land just like SH-359 does. Traffic is a mix of ranch trucks and livestock trailers, oilfield service trucks, local freight, and through traffic heading east from Laredo.
Why distance changes the plan
A breakdown near Hebbronville isn’t the same as a breakdown on Mines Road. Services are spread out, cell coverage can be spotty on ranch roads, and a tow back to Laredo is a long, expensive haul. That’s exactly the situation where fixing the truck where it sits pays off most.
It also means preparation matters. Before you call, know your road, direction of travel, and the nearest mile marker, crossroad, or ranch gate. If you have signal, share a map pin. And tell dispatch as much as you can about the problem so the mechanic brings the right parts the first time — a second trip out here costs everybody time.
Trucks and work around Hebbronville
- Oilfield service trucks and trailers working leases in the area
- Ranch trucks, flatbeds, and livestock trailers
- Water trucks and hydraulic equipment
- Tractor-trailers running SH-359, SH-16, and SH-285
Oilton and Bruni, both on SH-359 in Webb County, are covered too, along with the ranch and oilfield roads off the highway — call with directions.
Common calls around Hebbronville
- Mobile Tire Service — blowouts and flats on long, hot two-lane highways.
- Hydraulic Hose & Air Line Repair — hoses on oilfield and ranch equipment.
- Suspension & Driveline Repair — suspension damage from ranch and lease roads.
- Jump Start & Fuel Delivery — fuel for trucks that ran low between towns.
- Emergency Roadside Assistance — breakdowns far from the nearest shop.
- Mobile Welding — broken trailer and equipment brackets.
Roads we cover near Hebbronville
- SH-359 from Laredo through Oilton and Bruni to Hebbronville
- SH-359 east of Hebbronville toward Realitos and Benavides
- SH-16 through Hebbronville
- SH-285 through Hebbronville
- Ranch and lease roads in Jim Hogg and eastern Webb counties
Nearby service areas
Hebbronville mobile truck repair FAQ
Do you really come out to Hebbronville?
Yes. Hebbronville and the SH-359 corridor through Oilton and Bruni are part of our service area. Call with your location and dispatch will give you an estimated arrival time.
What highways meet in Hebbronville?
SH-16, SH-285, and SH-359.
What if I don’t have cell signal?
Note your exact location first. Then, only if it’s safe to leave the truck, move to a spot with signal — or ask another driver or a nearby business to call for you.
Can you repair ranch and oilfield trucks?
We work on diesel trucks and trailers, including hydraulic hoses, tires, suspension, and welding on ranch and oilfield rigs. Describe the equipment when you call.