Trailer Mobile Speed keeps you motoring
29/07/2026
Trailer Mobile Speed (TMS) Ltd offers fast and reliable mobile truck, van and trailer repair and maintenance services to a growing list of clients in the Dublin region.
Established in 2024 by Adrian Zuraw and Peter Siatka, TMS has hit the ground running by providing a top-class, cost-effective and friendly service. From servicing and inspections to diagnostics, recovery, repairs and pre-CVRT checks, the company provides the full range of proactive and reactive solutions to ensure that downtime is kept to an absolute minimum and vehicle owners can get back on the road as quickly, efficiently and safely as possible.
“We never fail to get our customers back on the road if they have a breakdown. We have a 100% success rate,” Adrian proudly states.
“We have three fully-kitted vans (one Ford Transit and two LDVs) dedicated to our mobile service and use the latest diagnostic tools to identify faults or issues. All of our work is carried out on site or on the side of the road if it’s safe to do so in emergency cases. We have a good name in the industry. We know this from the feedback our customers receive from RSA inspections.
“We’re going from strength to strength, and getting busier and busier all the time. The biggest challenge we face is the shortage of skilled labour. It’s very difficult to find the right people in the current climate.”
Servicing, maintenance, CVRT preparation, brake testing, engine repairs and 24/7 emergency breakdown are the main services provided by the Clondalkin-headquartered operation which has earned a stellar reputation in its first two years in business. Adrian and Peter are supported by a small but dedicated team who can carry out all necessary repairs and servicing to your truck, trailer, commercial or bus.
“We’re two Polish lads who moved to Ireland about 25 years ago,” Adrian explains.
“Peter moved over a year after me and we’ve been good friends ever since. We both have a wealth of experience in heavy haulage maintenance and repairs. I managed a good few workshops in Dublin and had worked with Peter before we decided to go out on our own. I already had my own customer-base who came with me.
“Peter specialises in trailers, while I focus on trucks and vans. Our skills complement each other. We have four highly-skilled employees who are also knowledgeable, experienced and dependable. We enjoy an excellent relationship with our customers who we’ll always go the extra mile for. We’ll never see them stuck.”
TMS boasts an ever-expanding client-base which includes JMC Van Trans, Grant Transport, John Treacy Transport and Martin Brower. JMC is an award-winning provider of delivery and logistics solutions, offering a wide variety of services, including same-day delivery in Dublin, next-day delivery in Ireland and daily UK & European pallet delivery.
“JMC is our biggest customer. We maintain and repair their trailers for them. We also call out to Grant Transport, John Treacy Transport and Martin Brower – who look after McDonald’s distribution in Ireland – to make sure their fleets are in perfect working order.”
Adrian continues: “If Brittas Commercials or Transway Trailers have a breakdown, we cover for them as well. In the event of a breakdown not being fixable on the side of the road or it’s too unsafe to carry out a repair as is often the case on the M50, we call on Armstrong Recovery to tow the vehicle back to the yard or workshop.
“We’ve built up our customer-base through word of mouth and recommendations from existing clients.”
Adrian concludes by saying: “Peter and I would like to take this opportunity to thank our customers and suppliers for their continued support. Every customer, regardless of their size, is treated the same. We are proud to be a one-stop shop for all their repair and maintenance servicing needs.”
For your next mobile repair or service, be sure to give TMS a call.
Trailer Mobile Speed (TMS) Ltd
2B Station Road,
Clondalkin,
Dublin 22.
Telephone: 087 360 0409
Email: [email protected]
First published in Irish Trucker magazine July/August 2026, Vol 29-4