Good diesel mechanic
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#1
Does anyone know of a good mechanic in the Dallas/Ft. Worth area? I need to get some routine maintenance done and the people I've been going to don't even realize that my Freightliner needs 2 oil filters...help!!!
#2
Blacksheep , 01-05-2007 04:39 AM
Good mechanics are hard to find, not kidding. When you find one life gets a little better.
I do a lot of my own stuff, but sometimes you need a (good) mechanic. :wink:
I do a lot of my own stuff, but sometimes you need a (good) mechanic. :wink:
#3
Whatever you do- don't go to Volvo or Cummins. Honestly- we've had no dealings with Dallas Cummins- but Onan, which is the same freaking people just different sides of the shop- were TERRIBLE!
Why do you need the Dallas area? What kind of repair/maintenance? What motor? We've had bad experiences at Volvo in Dallas, Fort Worth AND Houston- so we stay away from Texas now.
A good mechanic is worth his weight in gold.
My "finds" for good shops are Cummins in Phoenix/Avondale, Cummins in New Jersey (Jersey City Area- though we have very limited dealings with them), Aber's Truck Center in Ashland, Ohio, and, for a great alignment, Laserline in Twin Falls, Idaho (mobile alignment).
I have a few more "golden" shops but I can't think of them right now.
Why do you need the Dallas area? What kind of repair/maintenance? What motor? We've had bad experiences at Volvo in Dallas, Fort Worth AND Houston- so we stay away from Texas now.

A good mechanic is worth his weight in gold.
My "finds" for good shops are Cummins in Phoenix/Avondale, Cummins in New Jersey (Jersey City Area- though we have very limited dealings with them), Aber's Truck Center in Ashland, Ohio, and, for a great alignment, Laserline in Twin Falls, Idaho (mobile alignment).
I have a few more "golden" shops but I can't think of them right now.