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Our Referrals – Places we trust for things we don’t do.

When you’ve been in the automotive industry as long as we have – you start to know who you can trust and who you can’t.  We thought it would be a great idea to list the other businesses that we work with or recommend.  These are people that we have an extensive work history with and we hope that it helps you find what you’re looking for.


General Automotive Work


5th Gear Automotive
Address: 
1975 Archer Way, Lewisville, TX 75077
Phone: 972-317-4005
URL: https://fifthgear.biz/


Transmission & Clutches and Transfer Cases


The Transmission Shop
Address: 1620 S Stemmons Fwy, Lewisville, TX 75067
Phone: 972-221-6300
URL: https://thetransmissionshop.com/


Car Stereo & Alarms


Earmark Car Audio – Plano
Address: 3132 W Parker Rd, Plano, TX 75075
Phone: (972) 612-6886
URL: https://www.earmarkcaraudio.com/

Expert Car Audio – Grand Prairie
Address: 2125 W Pioneer Pkwy A3, Grand Prairie, TX 75051
Phone: (972) 988-1772
URL: http://www.expertcaraudio.com/


Paint & Body Work


Magic Touch Paint & Body
Address:
999 TX-121 BUS, Lewisville, TX 75057
Phone:
866-358-0777
URL:
https://magictouchinc.com/

Dent-Techs Collion & Hail Repair – Denton
Address
: 3318 E University Dr, Denton, TX 76208
Phone: 214-499-6330
URL: https://www.dent-techs.com/


Glass / Windshield Repair


Rob Wertz – Weekend Auto Glass
Phone: (817) 791-4877


Advanced Electronic Diagnosis – Automotive Electronics


Auto Electric Systems
Address: 11361 Emerald St, Dallas, TX 75229
Phone: 972-241-2077
URL: http://autoelectricsystemsinc.com/

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Offroad Maintenance & Inspections

 

Off Road Vehicle Inspections

Off Road Inspection A: $150.00

  • ReTorque Suspension & Wheels
  • Inspect for Worn Out Components
  • Tire size / TPMS Update

Off Road Inspection B: $300.00

  • ReTorque Suspension & Wheels
  • Inspect for Worn Out Components
  • Grease All Applicable Zerk Fittings 
  • Check & Top Off All Fluids
  • Tire size / TPMS Update

(Additional $120 for Jeeps with Aftermarket  Skid Plates)

 

Off Road Vehicle Maintenance

Schedule  A: 15k/45k $899.99

  • Front & Rear Differential Services
  • Conventional Oil & Filter Change (Add $60 for Synthetic)
  • Tire Rotation
  • Air Filter Change (Or Service Aftermarket Filter)
  • Complete ReTorque and Grease
  • Alignment
  • Tire size / TPMS Update

(Additional $120 for Jeeps with Aftermarket  Skid Plates)

Schedule B: 30k/60k $1199.99

  • Front & Rear Differential Services
  • Conventional Oil & Filter Change (Add $60 for Synthetic)
  • Tire Rotation
  • Air Filter Change (Or Service Aftermarket Filter)
  • Complete ReTorque and Grease
  • Transmission Service (Filter & Fluid)
  • Transfer Case Service
  • Alignment
  • Tire size / TPMS Update

(Additional $120 for Jeeps with Aftermarket  Skid Plates)

 

A La Carte Vehicle Maintenance

  • Beadlock ReTorque – $65
  • Differential Drain & Fill – $75 Each
  • Differential Service (Pull Cover & Inspect Gears) $145 Each
  • Conventional Oil Change – $65
  • Synthetic Oil Change – $125
  • Ripp Supercharger Oil Change – $125
  • Transmission Service – $500
    (Includes Filter & Gasket)
  • 5 Tire Rotation – $80 with balance $200
  • Alignment – $225
  • Caster Adjustments – $150 Per Arm Pair
  • Tire size / TPMS Update – Free!

*Tire size / TPMS Updates are only applicable to JKs and SOME JL & JTs.

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Re-Gear Break In Procedure

ALL new ring & pinion gear sets must be properly broken in to prevent damage & premature failure.

Improper gear break-in procedures may cause overloading and overheating of the ring and pinion gears as well as break down of the gear oil. Failure to properly break-in a new gear set can be identified by inspection, and may void the manufacturer’s warranty.

If you’re replacing the ring & pinion gear set, don’t plan on heading up over that mountain pass or hooking up that heavy trailer just yet….. Following the simple steps outlined below before you head out can prevent potential noise issues or gear damage.

After driving the first 15-20 miles at around 60 mph, it is best to stop and let the differential cool completely – usually about 1hr.  You will do this 5 times for the first 100 miles of the breakin procedure. Maintaining a speed below 65 mph and driving conservatively for the first 500 miles is also advised. The gear oil should be changed after 500 miles. We recommend that you drive at least 500 miles before any heavy use or towing.

During the first 45 miles of actual towing, only drive 10-15 miles at a time before stopping to let the differential cool. Contact an Ultimate Reflections Wrecker Service Oklahoma City OK to help you get out of this situation.

These steps are necessary to prevent damage to the new ring & pinion gear. Any heavy use or overloading of the differential during the first 500 miles may cause irreparable damage to the gear set.  In addition the rules above, the following is also true:

  • Avoid Heavy Acceleration
  • No Wheeling / Offroading / Towing
  • No Long Distance Trips
  • No Speeds Over 65mph
  • No Burnouts!!

Again, IMPROPER BREAK-IN CAN BE IDENTIFIED BY INSPECTION AND MAY VOID THE MANUFACTURER’S WARRANTY AND THE WARRANTY PROVIDED BY DALLAS OFFROAD LLC.

Positraction / Limited Slip Differentials

Positraction chatter is normal for limited slip and positraction differentials.  Both rear tires must measure the same height from the ground to the top of the wheel in order for the differential to function properly without premature wear.  Limited slip additive or friction modifier for limited slip differentials must be used with the oil to reduce positraction chatter in the event that the oil is changed.

Lockers

Mechanical locking differentials will bang and clunk during normal operation.  Both rear tires must measure the same height from the ground to the top of the wheel in order for a locking differential to functional properly.

Gear Noise

Most aftermarket gears are primarily designed for strength and may have some noise.  This noise is especially inherent in vans, SUVs, and passenger cars.

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