Driveline

By taking the torque from your truck’s transmission and putting it to your axles, the drive shaft allows your rig to turn the wheels to get you down the road. However, failure to maintain the driveline can lead to dangerous driving conditions, pieces flying off, and significant damage to your truck. 

Preventative Measures to Reduce Dangerous Damages

• Measure end play and make sure the joints aren’t loose
• Frequently check for dirt and debris buildup
• Lubricate the driveline after every 12,000 miles
• Don’t skip preventative maintenance or put off repairs till the last minute.

Signs Your Driveline Needs Repairs

• Strange clanking, squeaking, or grinding noises
• Vibrations 
• Rusty U-joint
• Dented, cracked, or twisted driveshaft

How we can Help

If you notice any of these signs, give us a call or fill out a work request form so we can fix you up and get you back on the road with as little downtime as possible. Common driveline repairs include:

• Rebalancing 
• Replacement of U-joint, carrier bearings, and other parts
• Complete drive shaft replacement

Have questions? Give us a call!