Mobile Heavy-Duty Truck Driveline Repair Services in Denver, CO

We Can Handle Your Truck Driveline Repair Needs

Our experienced mechanics are equipped to diagnose and repair a wide range of driveline problems, including:

• Transmission and clutch: If you're experiencing difficulty shifting gears, grinding noises, or slipping, we can diagnose the problem and recommend the necessary repairs, including clutch replacement if needed.
• Transfer case: Issues like difficulty engaging four-wheel drive or binding noises can indicate a transfer case problem. We can diagnose the issue and get your transfer case functioning properly again.
• Driveshaft: We can inspect your driveshaft for any signs of wear and tear, damage, or imbalance, and perform repairs or replacements when necessary.
• Differential: Strange noises, difficulty turning, or leaking fluid can all be signs of differential problems. Our team can diagnose the issue and provide the necessary repairs to get your differential back in top shape.
• Bearings and races: Worn-out bearings and races can lead to vibrations, whining noises, or even component failure. We can replace these components to ensure your driveline operates smoothly.
• Axle shafts: We can inspect and repair axle shafts for any damage or wear that could compromise its functionality.
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Choose Enlighten Mobile Alignments in Denver, CO

We understand that downtime can be costly for businesses, which is why we offer convenient on-site truck driveline repair in Denver, CO. We come to you, which saves you the hassle of towing your truck to a repair shop. Call us today at (720) 766-1796 — we're confident we can get your truck back on the road quickly and efficiently.
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Areas Also Served

Enlighten Mobile Alignments proudly serves the following areas in the Denver metro area:

• Brighton, CO
• Thornton, CO
• Aurora, CO
• Longmont, CO
• Westminster, CO
• Lakewood, CO
• Littleton, CO
• Centennial, CO
• Highlands Ranch, CO
• Greeley, CO
• Loveland, CO
• Fort Collins, CO
• Castle Rock, CO
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

How do I know if my driveshaft is bad?

Signs of a bad driveshaft can include vibrations, unusual noises, and difficulty turning.
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Can you repair a driveshaft?

Yes, depending on the extent of the damage, we can sometimes repair a driveshaft. However, in some cases, a complete replacement might be necessary. If you're unsure, our mechanics can assess the condition of your driveshaft and recommend the best course of action.