Engine Replacement
Light- & Medium-Duty
When an engine overheats badly or a piston strikes a valve, replacement can cost less than repair. Our certified technicians source the right gas or diesel engine and install it to keep your light- and medium-duty truck working.
Quick Answer
Engine replacement makes sense when internal damage — a thrown rod, a struck valve, severe overheating — would cost more to repair than to replace. Truck City Service sources gas or diesel engines for light- and medium-duty trucks and installs them to factory spec.
Replace or Repair? We’ll Give You the Real Number

Engine replacement is a big decision. We diagnose the actual damage first, then give you a straight comparison of repair cost versus replacement cost — no upsell, just the numbers.
A quote you can’t verify is a quote you shouldn’t trust.
“We walk customers through exactly what failed and why repair isn’t the better option before we ever talk about a replacement engine.”
— From our service bay, Truck City Service
What Truck City Service Handles

Light- & Medium-Duty Engines
Gasoline and diesel engine replacement for the light- and medium-duty trucks that make up your daily fleet.
Parts Procurement
Our well-stocked parts department sources the correct engine for your make and model, gas or diesel.
Ongoing Maintenance
After replacement, routine oil changes, fluid service, and inspections keep the new engine running right.
Signs an Engine May Need Replacing
- Engine overheated significantly before shutdown
- Loud knocking followed by loss of power
- Metal shavings found in the oil
- Piston or valve damage confirmed on inspection
- Repair estimate exceeds the engine’s replacement cost
- Repeated failures after previous repairs
Real 5-Star Reviews
“The team did an excellent job on our truck, communicated clearly, and got us back on the road. Highly recommend!”
“Matthew was friendly each time we spoke and the estimates were accurate and reasonable.”
“I’ve been coming here for 25 years for all types of mechanical work, and the service has always been great.”
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know if my engine needs replacing instead of repair?
Do you replace both gas and diesel engines?
How long does an engine replacement take?
Will a new engine come with a warranty?
What causes an engine to fail beyond repair?
Do you service heavy-duty engines too?
Can regular maintenance prevent engine failure?
How do I schedule an engine inspection?
Visit Truck City Service in Greeley, CO
Truck City Service
1415 1st Ave, Greeley, CO 80631
(970) 352-7200
Hours
Monday–Friday: 7:00 AM–6:00 PM
Saturday & Sunday: Closed
Serving
Keep The Fleet Running
Get a straight repair-vs-replace comparison before you decide.

