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18 Wheeler Trailer Repair in Metro Atlanta, GA
18 wheeler trailer repair is mobile service for semi trailers, including wheel bearings, with the trailer diagnosed and repaired where it sits.
- Areas served
- All of metro Atlanta and the surrounding counties
- Contact
- Call (678) 430-6701
What's Included
- Trailer wheel bearings
- Trailer diagnosis at your location
- On-site trailer repair
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Common questions and tips from our work with all of metro Atlanta and the surrounding counties customers.
- How do I know a trailer wheel bearing is going bad?
- Watch for a hub that is much hotter than the others after a run, grease or oil streaking the wheel, a growling or grinding noise, or a wheel that wobbles when the trailer is jacked up. A failed bearing can seize, cause a wheel-end fire or lose the wheel, so stop and get it checked as soon as you see these signs.
- What else commonly fails on a semi trailer?
- Besides wheel bearings, common trailer problems include worn brake shoes and drums, leaking air lines and gladhands, failed brake chambers, broken or corroded light wiring, and worn tires. Many of these show up on a walkaround as air leaks, dark lights or uneven tire wear. Describe what you see when you call so the visit starts in the right place.
Tip
Check Hub Seals at Every Stop
At fuel and rest stops, walk the trailer and look at each hub. Oil or grease on the inside of the wheel usually means a leaking seal, and a seal leak starves the bearing. Check the oil level in hubs that have sight glasses. Catching a leak early means replacing a seal instead of a bearing, or a whole hub.
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