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Absolutely! United Axle of Missouri takes pride in its mobile spindle repair service, bringing its expertise directly to you, wherever you are. Our team of skilled technicians operates fully equipped service vehicles that are capable of performing spindle repairs on-site, saving you valuable time and minimizing downtime. This mobile service is designed to provide convenience and efficiency for their customers.

By opting for United Axle’s mobile spindle repair service, you can avoid the hassle of taking your truck to a repair shop and waiting for days to get it back on the road. With United Axle, you can expect prompt response times, typically within 24-48 hours, ensuring that your vehicle gets the attention it needs without unnecessary delays.

United Axle’s dedication to quality manufactured parts also extends to its mobile service as well. Their technicians are highly trained and experienced, equipped with the knowledge and skills to perform spindle repairs at the highest industry standards. Rest assured, your spindles will be repaired with precision and attention to detail, ensuring optimal performance and safety.

Choose United Axle for your mobile spindle repair needs and experience the convenience, expertise, and commitment to customer satisfaction that sets them apart in the transportation industry. Innovation, efficiency, and superior service – that’s what United Axle brings to the table.

Yes. Axle spindles can be replaced. United Axle spindles are designed to be easily replaced on medium-duty and heavy-duty axles.

The average cost to fix an axle can vary between $1100-$1800. Factors that influence pricing include: year, make and model, axle size – medium or heavy duty, and location.

Axles are repaired by removing the old spindle, integrating threads inside the axle tube, then spinning a new threaded spindle into the axle tube. Once that is complete, the spindle is torqued down and welded to seal the axle tube.

Yes, with United Axle’s proprietary repair axle can be repaired. Once repaired the axle spindle ends are then serviceable which means if you have another bearing failure, the spindles can be easily replaced by cutting the weld and unscrewing the spindle and spinning a new spindle into place.

In most cases yes, you will not only save money, but your downtime will be minimal compared to waiting on a new axle and installation.