Western Star Truck Repair in Edmonton
If your choice of companion on the road is a Western Star, you know the convenience of its exceptional aerodynamics, dependability, and rigid built structure. It's almost as if it is the savior for truck drivers in the face of strict schedules and difficult drives. Thus, one can imagine how grinding it must be to be stuck with a broken Western Star in the middle of the roads, losing time and patience both.
Western Star trucks are infamous for their elaborate construction process that focuses on all nitty-gritty of truck manufacturing. This gives them exceptional durability, despite heavy-duty and strain-consuming work. It only makes sense that you should trust an equally qualified and trustworthy repair shop to deal with any damage that may occur.
That is where Adrenaline Diesel's wide range of maintenance services comes in.
Common Problems that Lead to Breakdown
Like any truck repair service, there are a few common places to begin looking for damage in Western Star manufacturing.
Tire and Brakes
Taking a Western Star to the road means reaping its heavy-duty advantages in the rugged, violent environment of the roads. Thus, one can expect the constant friction and pressure to damage its many components. The most direct impact of this issue goes to the tire and brakes.
The defect in the tires could be anything from a simple disinflation to an incorrect axis setup during installation. Either way, the issue must be corrected by an expert who will not only replace it but do so in a way that the axis, tread-depth, and any other intricacies are handled well.
The pressure and continuous heat may also get to a Western Star's disc and drum brakes causing severe wear and tear. This further triggers air leaks and water contamination in several parts of the truck, leading to failed or damaged brakes.
Alternator and Battery
The powerhouse of a Western Star's electrical system is the alternator and battery. If either of the components fails to muster sufficient electrical power, the system fails. Thus, they automatically get the worst of the brutal, continuous pressure and heat.
Since they control the major part of the Western Star's system, they will present numerous signs of malfunction before completely giving up. To identify, look out for weird clicking sounds, flickering lights, or a burning smell coming out from the engine. You can also locate physical damage in the form of corroded or worn-out wires connecting to the devices.
How Can We Help?
Our wide range of Western Star repair services is designed to tackle each of these issues in-depth. We provide a complete inspection of all these critical components. Once we have assessed the extent of damage, we will offer replacement and renovation options accordingly. Additionally, we also deal with matters of fuel change, engine problems, or lubricant services.
