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    Drivetrain Systems in Arlington, TXDrivetrain Systems

    Steering and drivetrain diagnosis and repair: CV axles, driveshafts, differentials, tie rods and power steering

    • 4.7 374+ Google reviews
    • 12 mo / 12K mi warranty on parts & labor
    • Free diagnostics with a major repair we complete

    Bouncy ride or worn shocks?

    Shocks, struts, springs, control arms and ball joints are on our suspension page.

    Suspension repair

    Understanding drivetrain systems

    This page covers two systems. Steering points the car where you want it to go. The drivetrain carries power from the transmission to the wheels. On the steering side we repair tie rods, steering racks, and power steering pumps and hoses. On the drivetrain side we handle CV axles and boots, driveshafts and U-joints, wheel bearings and differentials. Stop-and-go traffic on I-20 and I-30 and Arlington's potholes are hard on CV joints and tie rods. If you hear clicking in turns, feel a vibration when you accelerate, or the steering feels loose, have it checked soon. Shocks, struts, springs and ball joints are suspension work, and they have their own page.

    Signs you need drivetrain systems

    • Clicking or popping when turning, especially from a stop (CV joint)
    • Grease slung on the inside of a wheel or tire (torn CV boot)
    • Vibration when accelerating or at highway speed (axle, driveshaft or U-joint)
    • A clunk when shifting into drive or reverse
    • Loose, wandering or off-center steering
    • Power steering whine, leaks or heavy steering
    • A hum or growl that rises with speed (wheel bearing)

    Why it matters

    • Keep the steering tight and predictable, especially in a sudden move
    • Catch a torn CV boot before the joint wears out and leaves you stuck
    • Stop clicks, clunks and vibrations from the axles and driveshaft
    • Save your tires from the wear loose tie rods cause

    How the job goes.

    1. Road test to reproduce the noise or vibration
    2. Lift inspection of CV axles, boots, driveshaft and U-joints
    3. Check tie rods, steering rack and power steering for play and leaks
    4. Check wheel bearings and look for differential leaks
    5. Written estimate with photos before any work
    6. Replace worn parts, and align the wheels when steering parts are replaced
    7. Road test to confirm the fix
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    What customers

    Google4.7374+ reviews

    • Rated 5 out of 5 stars.

      “These guys consistantly impress me. Professional service and a humble approach. I'll continue to send customers their way with Tony running the show.”

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    PARTS & LABOR · WARRANTY · E1 AUTO CARE ·12MONTHS12,000 MILES

    Backed for 12 months or 12,000 miles.

    Repairs and services we do with parts we supply are covered for 12 months or 12,000 miles, whichever comes first, on parts and labor. Oil changes, inspections and other basic upkeep aren't covered. If something we fixed isn't right, bring it back.

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      For new and returning customers at our new Arlington shop.

      Takes up to $100 off parts on one repair order.

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    Drivetrain Systems

    Book it

    Call the shop and tell us what the car is doing. We'll find the cause, show you, and put the estimate in writing before any work starts.

    • 2609 W Arkansas Ln, Arlington, TX 76016
    • Mon–Fri 8 AM–6 PM · Closed Saturday and Sunday