Are You Experiencing Overheating?
Don't Let Radiator Issues Slow You Down!
If you're driving a Freightliner, Kenworth, Peterbilt, International, or Volvo heavy truck. In that case, you understand the importance of a fully functioning radiator. We specialize in professional radiator repair and replacement services designed specifically for your heavy-duty needs. With our expert team and efficient service, we ensure your truck maintains peak performance with minimal downtime.
Why Choose Us?
Same-Day Installation: We know time is money. That's why we offer same-day radiator installation to get you back on the road as quickly as possible.
Best Labor Rates: High-quality service shouldn't break the bank. We provide top-tier professional services at the most competitive labor rates in the industry.
Expert Technicians: Our certified mechanics specialize in heavy trucks and use the latest tools and techniques to handle your radiator issues.
All Major Brands Covered: Whether you drive a Freightliner, Kenworth, Peterbilt, International, or Volvo, we have the expertise to service your specific model.
High-Quality Service That Keeps You Moving
Overheating can cause significant damage if not addressed promptly. Don't wait for a breakdown to disrupt your schedule.
Our skilled technicians are equipped to diagnose and fix any radiator issue, ensuring your truck operates efficiently and reliably.
What causes leakage in radiator?
- The leading and most common cause is corrosion in the radiator.
- Radiators, hoses, and hose connections collect sediment and rust that over time can punch holes in the radiator.
- In a few instances, weak coolant can be the cause of overheating.
- look for rust, tracks or discoloration on the radiator
- The coolant reservoir tank is cracked
- The radiator cap is leaking and gasket, seals
What components of the cooling system do we repair and install?
While looking for leaks, check for drips on the ground, steam, corrosion around a tube, or fluid shooting out of the system. Check your radiator, hoses, clamps, thermostat gasket, water pump, heater hoses, by-pass hose, reservoir tank and your radiator cap. On another note, if you have a Freightliner truck radiator leak or a Peterbilt truck radiator leak, when your engine is cold, the leak may not even show up. Some leaks will only show themselves when the system is hot or under pressure. If you can’t find the leak when the system is cold, try a pressure tester. If that doesn’t work, you may have to have a certified mechanic check it while hot and under pressure.
How much does it cost to repair a radiator leak?
Whether you have a semi-truck radiator, a heavy-duty truck radiator or just your basic semi-truck radiator, you will need to keep your cooling system leak free to operate correctly. Even a slow radiator leak can cause an increase in temperature, create an air pocket and cause overheating. If you suffer from losing coolant from your radiator or an air leak in your cooling system, you can take preventative measures to keep your cooling system working properly, come to our shop for free visual inspection as part of preventive maintenance, To keep your cooling system working smoothly on your next load.
How do I know if my semi-truck radiator needs repair?
Common signs of radiator issues include engine overheating, coolant leaks, low coolant levels, and visible rust or corrosion on the radiator. If you notice any of these symptoms, it's crucial to have your radiator inspected and repaired promptly to prevent further damage.
Can radiators on semi-trucks be repaired, or do they need to be replaced?
In many cases, radiators on semi-trucks can be repaired. The extent of repair depends on the specific issue and the condition of the radiator. Minor leaks and damage can often be fixed, but severe damage may require radiator replacement for safety and performance reasons.
How long does semi-truck radiator repair usually take?
The duration of semi-truck radiator repair varies depending on the complexity of the issue. Minor repairs may take a few hours, while more extensive repairs or replacements can take more. It's advisable to consult with the repair shop for an estimated time frame.
How much is the average estimate to change a heavy-duty truck radiator?
The labor costs for radiator replacement can range from $100 to $160 per hour, depending on where you go for the service. This cost does not include parts and coolant.
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214 761 9082
2323 Chalk Hill Rd Dallas, TX
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