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Box Truck Repair in Metro Atlanta, GA
Box truck repair is mobile service for straight trucks used for deliveries and moving, with diagnosis and repair done where the truck is parked.
- Areas served
- All of metro Atlanta and the surrounding counties
- Contact
- Call (678) 430-6701
What's Included
- Diagnosis at your location
- On-site repair
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Common questions and tips from our work with all of metro Atlanta and the surrounding counties customers.
- Can you fix a box truck where it's parked?
- In most cases, yes. Brakes, batteries, starters, alternators, belts, cooling system parts, lights and wiring, and many engine problems can be repaired where the truck sits, as long as there is safe, level space to work. Tell us where the truck is parked and what it is doing when you call, and we will plan the visit around it.
- Why do box truck brakes wear quickly?
- Box trucks carry heavy loads and make frequent stops in city traffic, which puts a lot of heat into the brakes. Pads, shoes, rotors and drums wear faster than on a car, and overheated brakes can glaze and lose grip. A grinding sound, a pull to one side, or a soft pedal means the brakes need a look soon.
Tip
Keep Loads Within the Truck's Rating
Overloading a box truck strains brakes, tires, springs and the drivetrain. Keep loads within the rated weight and spread them evenly front to back and side to side. Check tire pressure when the truck is loaded, since an underinflated tire on a heavy truck builds heat fast. Note any new pull or vibration and mention it when you call.
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