Yes, we are working to ensure the safety and health of our customers and employees. We have enhanced cleaning protocols, and we reiterate the mandatory use of masks and maintaining social distance when possible.
 

We encourage our customers to call before and book an appointment to better serve you. However, in case of emergency, we are glad to welcome you at any time.
 

Every Truck has a slightly different tune-up schedule. Your best starting place is to check the owner’s manual. Otherwise, why not bring it in for us to take a look at. We are familiar with every major automotive brand on the market today. We are qualified to make recommendations for tune-ups, oil changes, and other preventative maintenance services based on the make and model and the actual condition of your Truck. Let the experts take over!
 

It is recommended to service trucks & trailers every 10,000 to 20,000 miles. Basic servicing covers a quick inspection of your truck to ensure lights and brakes are working properly as well as getting your oil and lubricants refilled. Refer to the owner’s manual to get your intervals.
 

Steer tires should be rotated from side to side, Drive or Trailer tires can be rotated from the front axle to rear axle, side to side across the axle, or crisscrossed. There is no restriction on crisscross rotation, including directional steer tires that have worn 50 percent or more of the original tread.
 

Up to recently, the standard recommendation was 12,000 miles or 3 months. However, with new high-efficiency oils, that number has been extended to between 15,000 and 25,000 miles. Since it depends on your vehicle, bring it in to have us take a look at it. 

Preventative maintenance, for vehicles in particular, also typically includes regularly replacing parts that are expected to wear down over time such as windshield wipers, brake linings, tires, and air filters. 

Common sizes are 19.5, 22.5 and 24.5 inches. Truck wheels also come in several widths, a tire size chart should be consulted to match the tire size and wheel width. 

The frequency with which you should clean your DPF depends on various factors including the manufacturer specifications, duty cycle, and condition of your engine. Generally, it’s recommended that a DPF be cleaned roughly every 150,000-200,000 miles. At this point, ash in the filter cells begins to harden. 

It depends on the kind of repairs you require. Some services, like transmission repairs, are more intensive than others, like oil changes. We will give you a complete schedule with your quote.