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Stopping should be guaranteed
Even the most reliable braking system can fail. The weight of semi-truck trailers places a lot of strain on brake components and can cause issues over time. For your safety, and for the safety of everyone around you on the road, make sure to get your brakes serviced and maintained regularly.
When to seek out service
Air brake pads generally need replacing every 50,000 miles. But how much your tires wear varies based on your use of the vehicle, the weight of your cargo, road conditions and exposure to the elements. Here are a few things to look out for:
Grinding when braking
A grinding sound while braking is a sign your pads are likely worn to the point where the calipers are grinding against your rotors. Seek service immediately. Not doing so can result in damage to your rotors and end up costing you much more in repairs.
Your truck pulls to the left or right
If you’re noticing pulling while driving, this might indicate issues with your calipers or air brake hose. It can also indicate issues with the alignment of your tires, but regardless, you should have your truck serviced as soon as possible.
Our professionals are here to help
As a full-service vehicle repair facility in Fairview, TN, Specialized Truck Repair offers extensive truck repair and maintenance services. We have experienced mechanics who are equipped to perform planned or unplanned repairs. When you hire us, expect our team to discuss which services your vehicles need to keep you involved in the maintenance of your fleet.
We take responsibility for the quality of work we do. As mechanics, we know that every job needs to be done to 100% the best of our abilities. From quick turnaround times to efficient EOM and aftermarket parts sourcing to education and recommendations. Each and every Specialized Truck Repair shop believes in and operates by these standards.
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Ray Gee
Mr. Paul does not tell complete truth. Charged $580 for a $250 part then tried to charge an un approved $400 freight for part they said they had or could get in 30 minutes. Verbal estimate was $400-500. Total was $811 not $500.Shame on you.
Donald Glaser Jr
I’m very pleased with repair on my RV. When no one else would even schedule me they worked me in and replaced the fuel pump in my tank. Very pleased!
Jim Phillips
They are good people, polite, and professional. I will trust them for any repairs, and or maintenance to be done on my truck to keep it roadwise and operational.