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Steering and suspension components under a truck

Service 07

Suspension, Steering & Front End

Front-end rebuilds on trucks that tow and haul, using the parts that survive it.

Front ends that take a beating

On a Duramax the front end is usually the first thing to go. We fit Kryptonite front-end parts — with BD Diesel as the other preference — because on a truck that works, the factory components are the weak point.

Ford Super Duty with the front suspension stripped on the lift
OBS Ford F-250 on the lift with the front end torn apart, fenders and grille off and the radiator exposed

Axles, hubs and brakes

Differentials, axle shafts, wheel bearings and hubs, including the dually rear ends that nobody enjoys pulling apart.

Rear differential opened up under a raised truck
Rear axle, hub and brake drum removed from a dually
Rear axle shaft and hub pulled out of a dual rear wheel truck

Steering

Track bars, drag links, tie rods and steering boxes. Wandering, death wobble and uneven tire wear are symptoms, not diagnoses.

Front axle, track bar and steering linkage under a lifted truck

S&B cab bushings

We are an S&B dealer, and S&B is the only cab bushing kit we fit. Factory body mounts collapse on trucks that work: the cab starts moving on the frame, door gaps shift and every bump comes through the floor. The set goes in with the cab lifted off the rails, which is the only way to do it properly.

New S&B cab bushing fitted in the body mount bracket on a diesel truck frame

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What this includes.

If what you need is next to this list rather than on it, call the shop and ask — the answer is usually yes.

  • Kryptonite and BD Diesel front-end components
  • Ball joints, tie rods and track bars
  • S&B cab bushings
  • Wheel bearings and hubs
  • Differential and axle shafts
  • Brake service
  • Lift kit installation
A Silverado and a Ford F-350 Platinum parked between the lifts at CBS Diesel

Book the truck in

Tell us what it’s doing. We’ll tell you what it is.

The quickest way in is a phone call — describe the symptom and find out what testing it needs and when the truck can come in.

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