Sickles Trucking & Repair

06/01/2026

Progress post 👀🚛🧼

Now that the new equipment is installed, Peyton Sickles put it to use today to shine up his truck before heading out for the week. ✨

05/31/2026

Not the new shop… but still a project we’re pretty proud of.

These footings are the start of a fertilizer storage shed. When finished, it will hold 7,500 tons of dry fertilizer.

Big things start with a solid foundation!

05/25/2026

05/18/2026

2014 ➡️ 2026. Same form, just a little taller 😉

Haydon Sickles

05/18/2026

Just a little sneak peek of what’s coming… 👀🚛🧼

The new wash bay got its first test run Friday evening, and we can already picture what this place is going to become. We’re still waiting on more equipment to arrive, but progress is moving fast and we couldn’t resist sharing a glimpse. ✨

05/14/2026

It’s bring your baby to work day here in the office!

05/07/2026

To our valued customers:

Due to significant increases in supplier pricing and ongoing market volatility affecting oil availability nationwide, we will be adjusting our oil change pricing effective immediately.

We understand no one likes price increases, and neither do we. We have worked hard to absorb rising costs as long as possible while continuing to provide the quality products and service you expect from us.

As always, we appreciate your understanding, your loyalty, and the trust you place in our team to keep your vehicles running safely and reliably.

Thank you for supporting our small business!

05/01/2026

9 years ❤️

Nine years of turning wrenches, solving problems, and building something we’re really proud of.

To our customers—thank you for trusting us, supporting us, and sticking with us year after year. You’re the reason we get to do what we love.

To our crew—past and present—you’ve helped shape this place into what it is today. We couldn’t do it without you.

And if you’ve been hearing some chatter about what’s next…
you’re not wrong 👀 Big things are coming.

02/11/2026

Shout out to our lead automotive mechanic Mickey Thompson! On Sunday he caught this black crappie with an offical weight of 3.95 pounds and 18 inches long and now holds the new state record in Iowa! Well done!