Frequently asked questions

What Areas Do You Serve?

We proudly serve Greer, SC, and a broad region that includes Spartanburg, Anderson, Simpsonville, Gaffney, Easley, Mauldin, Taylors, Duncan, Fountain Inn, Boiling Springs, Inman, Lyman, Travelers Rest, Moore, Charleston Port, SC, and Savannah Port, GA. No matter where you are in these areas, we're ready to assist.

Do You Offer 24/7 Emergency Services?

Absolutely. Our team is always ready to assist you with mobile and roadside emergency services, available 24/7. Whether it's a roadside breakdown or an urgent repair need, we're just a call away, day or night.

What Does a Broken Drivetrain Sound Like?

A broken drivetrain may produce unusual noises such as clunking, whining, or grinding. If you hear strange sounds coming from under your vehicle, especially when shifting gears, it might indicate a drivetrain issue. It's crucial to get it checked by a professional to avoid further damage.

Why Has My Truck Stopped For No Reason?

If your truck suddenly stops operating, it could be due to several issues, such as fuel system problems, electrical malfunctions, or engine failures. A skilled technician must immediately diagnose and remedy the cause to prevent future occurrences.

How Often Should My Suspension Be Inspected?

We recommend inspecting your truck's suspension system at least once a year or every 12,000 miles, whichever comes first. More frequent inspections are advisable for vehicles frequently traveling over rough terrain or carrying heavy loads to ensure safety and optimal performance.

What Can Custom Fabrication Do For My Business?

Custom fabrication can tailor your equipment to meet specific operational needs. From custom truck beds to unique modifications, these solutions can enhance functionality, increase payload capacity, and improve the overall efficiency of your business operations.

What Should I Do If My Truck is in a Collision?

If your truck is involved in a collision, ensure everyone's safety first, then contact authorities and document the incident. After addressing immediate safety concerns, call us for towing and repair services. We'll handle your truck's repair needs promptly and professionally to safely get you back on the road.

Why Has My Check Engine Light Come On?

The check engine light can activate for various reasons, ranging from a simple issue like a loose gas cap to more serious problems like engine malfunctions. A professional must check your truck to diagnose the exact cause and fix it promptly to avoid potential significant repairs.