Forklift Service in Houston, Texas
When a forklift goes down, the last thing you need is a long wait. That’s why we offer mobile repair service across Houston and the surrounding areas with fast and on-site forklift services done right the first time.
As your fleet manager, we track what’s needed, when it’s due, and how to get your equipment back in action with as little disruption as possible. Our service trucks are fully stocked, and our certified techs are trained to diagnose and fix most issues on the spot.
Need a deeper repair or a backup rental unit? We’ve got that covered too. This isn’t just forklift repair, it’s fleet support with hustle.
Common forklift repairs our technicians complete:
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Steering and suspension repairs
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Electrical diagnostics and wiring issues
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Engine performance and cooling system repairs
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Mast, chain, and fork repairs
Our technicians arrive fully equipped to handle most repairs during the first visit, reducing delays and lost productivity.
Forklift Mobile Repair Services
At All-Star Forklift & Tire, we’re more than a repair shop, we're your forklift fleet manager.
We help you extend the life of your equipment, reduce surprise breakdowns, and keep your business running smoothly with our preventative maintenance and major repair services. Our usage-based service plans and custom PM schedules are designed around how your fleet actually operates, not just a cookie-cutter checklist.
Need a bigger repair that can’t be done on-site? We’ll bring it to our shop, walk you through the repair plan, and keep you in the loop every step of the way. No surprises. No downtime you didn’t see coming.
You focus on your business, we’ll focus on your forklifts. That’s what we do best.
Thank you for considering All-Star for your mobile forklift repair needs. Please don't hesitate to reach out to us if you have any questions or would like to schedule a service call.
Forklift Equipment Service Houston, TX
At All-Star Forklift & Tire, we’re not just here for one-off repairs and we’re your fleet management partner.
We offer preventative maintenance, diagnostics, and in-depth repairs to keep your equipment running safely and reliably. Your forklift is a serious investment, and we treat it that way.
Following your Forklift Manufacturer’s Service Schedule Helps You:
- Avoid costly, unexpected breakdowns
- Extend the life of your equipment
- Keep your operators safe and productive
Sometimes, a job’s too complex to fix in the field. If that’s the case, we’ll bring your unit into our Houston shop, lay out the repair plan, and keep you posted every step of the way. No surprises. No pressure. Just the info you need to make smart decisions.
We believe in full transparency, clear communication, and treating our customers like long-term partners, because that’s exactly what you are.
Trained & Certified Forklift Technicians
Trained & Certified Technicians You Can Count On
At All-Star Forklift & Tire, we don’t believe in shortcuts especially when it comes to training. Every one of our technicians is certified and receives ongoing, hands-on training to stay sharp with today’s evolving forklift systems.
We stay up to date so you don’t have to worry.
We’ve got the expertise to get it right the first time with our knowledge of diagnostics, hydraulics, and other quirks of the top forklift brands.
Need a service call or have a question? We’re happy to help!
Daily Forklift Inspections: A Small Habit That Prevents Big Problems
Before your forklift ever turns a wheel, it should be inspected before every shift. It’s not just best practice, it’s the law. [OSHA 29 CFR 1910.178(q)(7)]
Forklifts running 24/7 must be inspected after every shift. Here’s what to consider when deciding how often your equipment needs service:
- Age of the forklift (older machines need more frequent checks)
- Past service history and recordkeeping
- Operating environment (dusty, dirty, or outdoor work needs tighter intervals)
- Hours of use (heavier use = more attention)
Start with a pre-shift walkaround (key off), then do a short operational check with the machine running. If anything feels off or looks unsafe, park it and call us. No load is worth risking safety or a bigger breakdown.
Tips to Keep Your Forklifts Moving
It’s there for a reason and it saves money in the long run.
Bald spots, chunking, or uneven wear can lead to bigger problems fast.
A clean forklift makes it easier to spot leaks, cracks, or worn parts. Use water and never flammable cleaners.
Don’t wait until something starts squeaking.
Low fuel = low performance (and more stress on the engine).
They’re your first line of defense against expensive repairs.
Take care of your forklifts, and they’ll take care of your business.
