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Recognizing wheel-end problems before they become a big problem can save you expensive roadside towing and repair costs. It is recommended to have a detailed inspection of all wheel ends from every 50,000 miles or every 6 months to 100,000 miles or every 12 months. A common wheel-end consists of a seal, an inboard and outboard tapered baring and a hubcap.
Signs you have a problem with your wheel-end
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Judith Wilkerson
After my truck was having trouble shifting while in drive, I brought it to this shop. They checked it out and found that the sensors weren't working properly and replaced them accordingly. My automatic drives great now and I have them to thank for it! Tyler and Eric were awesome to talk to and I will bring my truck back to this shop if I ever have future issues!After my truck was having trouble shifting while in drive, I brought it to this shop. They checked it out and found that the sensors weren't working properly and replaced them accordingly. My automatic drives great now and I have them to …More
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Our fleet of 6 fully-equipped trucks provide around-the-clock response to your mechanical, tire and brakes, air leaks, fluid leaks, emissions, or diagnostics problems.
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