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    Jeff's Auto Service

    5.0 (1 review)

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    Quality service, fast turnaround time, and good Christian people! Daniel strives to make sure…read moreeveryone he talks to about their car issue knows exactly what is wrong and explains it in a way we non-mechanic people can understand.

    I feel like I had to pay for their mistake... Took my truck…read morefor a gear swap in the rear end. After I got my truck back, the rear end started making noises and the driver side wheel was getting super hot. Took it back to them and it turns out that they overnighted the wheel bearing when they were reassembling it. They had to replace the hub assembly because the extreme heat damaged it. A while after getting my truck back, something snapped in the rear of the truck and it wouldn't move. Took it back and they said the carrier in the rearend broke. They assured me that it had nothing to do with the previous work they performed or had anything to do with the previous mistake they made with the over tightened bearing. Then they called and said it turns what had happed was the driver side axle(where that over tightened bearing was) snapped. Again, they said it had nothing to do with the previous work or mistake. When I went to pick my truck up, I asked again if the extreme heat from the over tightened bearing had anything to do with it and he said no. Then I asked for the old axle so I could have it looked at. He found part of the axle, but couldn't find the part that broke off. He looked around for a few minutes with no luck, then said he'd just text me when he found it. I told him it had to be around here somewhere and said I didn't mind waiting. After a while, it turned up. It looked to me that it broke off about where that over tightened bearing was. It had grease on it, so he put it in a plastic bag and took it out to my truck. I cleaned it off when I got home and it looks like it got hot at the break point cause it's a little discolored. The break point is also in the area where the hub assembly was damaged from the over tightened bearing. Maybe a coincidence, but it sure don't feel like it.

    Jeff's Auto Service - autorepair - Updated August 2026

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