Marshall Fuels is a Commercial Diesel Fuel Supplier Site that features a PetroPass Card Lock 24, and a state of the art rest experience.
Marshall Truck and Trailer Repair Ltd. is a full-service preventive maintenance and repair center in Hamilton, Ontario.
Our fuel pumps are open 24/7 if you pay with a Petro Pass™ card or a Marshall Fuels card.
Our comprehensive on-site services include full truck and fleet service and repair, diagnostics, welding, fabrication and more.
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Save on Fuel at our Truck StopAt our convenient location just off the QEW Niagara in Hamilton, Marshall Fuels Ltd. offers one of the best truck stop experiences in Southern Ontario – along with great fuel savings. We understand it's difficult on the road, so we invite you stop in for a shower and a hot meal at Joy's Cafe! |
Stay Safe With Our On-Site ServicesFor over 30 years, Marshall Truck & Trailer Repair has been helping drivers get safely back on the road again. Our conveniently located facility, off the QEW in Hamilton, holds a National Safety Mark (NSM) number and is a registered vehicle manufacturer with Transport Canada. We service both fleets and owner / operators, with expert service and affordable prices. |
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Support the Gerald Marshall LegacyGerald Marshall, a mentor to many, believed that hard work and dedication would lead to success. The Marshall family feels that this sentiment still holds true today. With a significant donations to Mohawk College in support of learning opportunities in the trades, the Marshall family hopes that Gerald’s personal conviction and commitment will provide inspiration to Mohawk students for generations to come. |
Adopting fuel-saving technologies is essential for the commercial trucking industry to enhance efficiency, reduce operational costs, and meet environmental standards. We’ve shared the latest technology.
Proper brake maintenance is essential for ensuring the safety, reliability, and efficiency of commercial trucks and trailers. By adhering to regular inspection, adjustment, lubrication, and replacement schedules, operators can mitigate risks associated with brake failure and optimize performance.
