FAQS

Immediately pull over, let the engine cool down, and then assess the issue. Low coolant, a faulty thermostat, or a clogged radiator can all cause overheating. If you're in need of truck repair services, call our team for 24/7 emergency roadside assistance.

Yes. Our team at Hometown Truck and Trailer Repair provides 24/7 emergency roadside services for trailer and truck repair.

Regular tire rotation is essential for motorists who want to get the most out of their vehicles, as it ensures that the tires wear out evenly, making for a smoother driving experience. Professionals at our shop recommend rotating your tires every 3,000 to 5,000 miles, or every time you change the truck's oil. Have questions about tire maintenance? Get professional truck repair advice and service from our team.

It's best to schedule wheel alignment services once every 12 months or any time you hit a curb or pothole, according to AAA. We tell the motorists in our community not to wait any longer than two or three years, but we also recommend asking your mechanic if you stand to benefit from an earlier wheel alignment during your next oil change. Are you dealing with pulling or uneven tire wear? Call today for alignment service from our truck repair experts.

In most cases, the pulling sensation you feel when braking comes from stuck calipers. The calipers apply pressure to the car's brake pads. When a caliper is stuck, the pressure applied on the left and right sides of the vehicle is uneven. Save yourself from uneven brake problems by bringing the vehicle to our trailer and truck repair garage as soon as you notice issues.

We advise motorists to bring their trucks in for servicing every 10,000 to 20,000 miles. Basic servicing includes oil changes, brake inspections, filter changes, alignment checks, tire inflation, and more. Keep your truck road-ready—ask our truck repair experts about the right maintenance plan for you.

Many motorists worry that they can only bring their vehicle to the expensive dealership for truck repair services and maintenance. In reality, you can bring your truck to ours without issue. All you have to do is hold on to your invoices and receipts. If your dealership ever calls the repair work into question, you'll be able to prove that the work was conducted at a reputable garage.

Be mindful of slippage. Slippage refers to those instances when you notice a delay between the time you put your foot on the gas pedal and when the vehicle moves forward. Any noticeable delay is a sign that your vehicle's transmission is slipping. Unsure if your transmission is failing? Let our truck repair experts diagnose the problem fast.

The easiest way to detect exhaust troubles is to listen to the vehicle when it is idle or in motion. Is there excessive noise coming from the truck? If so, your exhaust system probably needs professional attention. Our experienced truck repair team will diagnose the problem and provide lasting solutions.

Slipping gears, difficulty engaging gears, or a change in pedal feel can indicate a clutch problem. If you experience any of these issues, let our truck repair experts check it out right away.