Introduction
When you need to find a commercial trailer service company, you want to know they have the experience, equipment and knowledge
to handle your needs. Our team can handle any type of semi-truck or heavy duty
truck repair and maintenance.
Electrical
Service
Many
commercial trailers have an electrical system that includes:
- A battery
- A battery charging system
- An in-line fuse or circuit breakers installed in the DC wiring from the battery to each of your lights, appliances and other circuits.
Suspension
Work
If
you see a problem with your front or rear suspension, it’s best to get it
checked out before the damage becomes more serious.
- How do I know if my suspension
needs work?
- You may notice that your
vehicle seems to be riding lower than normal or you hear a clicking sound
when going over bumps and dips in the road. These are signs that something
is wrong with your trailer suspension system.
- What can happen if I don’t take
care of this problem?
- If left unattended, the
problems caused by an issue with the trailer's suspension can lead to
further complications and even result in replacement of parts such as:
leaf springs (used on older style trailers), coil springs (found on most
new models), shocks/struts (which keep tires from bumping up and down
while driving), ball joints (attach wheels to axles) etc...
Brake
Work
When
it comes to your commercial trailer, brake work is one of the most important
things you can do. The brakes are what keep your trailer safe and secure when
you're driving down the road. They also help ensure that your vehicle will last
as long as possible by adding extra protection against wear and tear on other
parts of your vehicle such as the axles, tires and frame.
If
you've noticed any signs that something might be wrong with your brakes—such as
unusual noise or vibrations when they're applied—it's best to get them checked
out right away so that any issues can be addressed before they become more
serious problems.
Air
Conditioning Service
If
your air conditioning system is not working properly, it can be a major
headache for anyone. Not only does it make you hot and sticky, but also puts a
strain on the engine. Fortunately, there are several ways to fix this problem
without having to replace your entire system.
If
your air conditioning service isn't working as well as it used to and you
suspect something may be wrong with the refrigerant or compressor, then an
inspection by an HVAC professional should be in order before making any repairs
or replacements yourself. An experienced technician will be able to determine
what type of repair is needed based on how much damage has occurred within the
system over time.
Transmissions
Repair & Replacement
The
transmission is one of the most important components on your commercial
trailer. It’s used to transfer power from the engine to the wheels and can be
found in any type of commercial truck or trailer, including those that haul
materials or carry passengers.
Transmissions
are made up of many different parts, including gears, bearings and seals. The
purpose of these components is to allow for smooth operation so that you can
drive safely without worry about breaking down along the way. When there is a
problem with this system it can cause serious damage not only to your vehicle
but also yourself and others around you if not addressed immediately!
Because
transmissions are such an important part of vehicles such as commercial
trucks/trailers they tend to wear out over time causing issues such as
overheating while driving long distances because there isn't enough lubrication
needed between moving parts; making them grind together causing severe damage
which may require replacement altogether instead."
Grease
& Oil Changes for Truck Maintenance.
When your engine has been running,
the oil will become dirty and contaminated with wear particles. After a certain
number of miles driven, it's necessary to change the oil to avoid further wear
on your engine. The correct type of oil should be used for your vehicle and its
intended use. Some oils are designed for specific climates or temperature
ranges; others are designed for specialty applications like racing or off-road
use.
One way to determine when an engine needs an oil change is by checking its dipstick periodically until it reaches half full (or also referred to as "full" on some vehicles). It's also important not to wait too long between changes since that can reduce fuel efficiency and make your car run hotter than normal--which could lead to more expensive repairs down the road!
Contact
us for fast and reliable service on your semi-truck or heavy duty commercial
truck repair needs!
If you need commercial truck service, The Truck Factory can help! We are a full service repair shop with the experience and equipment to handle all your semi-truck or heavy duty commercial truck repair needs. Our team is available 24/7 to provide fast, reliable service for all types of repairs from transmission work to engine overhauls. We also offer preventative maintenance services that will ensure trouble-free operation for years to come, so contact us today!
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