Dodge Repair in Oklahoma City, OK

Dodge Truck Repair Services in Oklahoma City

At OKC Fleet Services, we provide comprehensive repair services for Dodge trucks to ensure your vehicle stays in optimal condition. Whether you need routine maintenance or major repairs, our experienced technicians have the expertise to diagnose and fix any issue, minimizing downtime and keeping your trucks on the road.

Common Dodge Truck Problems

Dodge trucks are known for their strength and durability, but even they require maintenance. Here are some of the common issues we address:

• Engine Problems: From overheating to oil leaks, our technicians handle all types of engine repairs, ensuring your Dodge truck runs efficiently.
• Brake Issues: We offer full brake repair services, including pad replacement, rotor resurfacing, and air brake diagnostics to ensure your truck's safety.
• Transmission Troubles: Transmission issues like slipping gears and fluid leaks can disrupt performance. Our team is skilled at diagnosing and repairing these problems to restore smooth operation.
• Suspension and Steering: Our technicians repair worn-out shocks, struts, and steering components to ensure a comfortable and safe driving experience.
• Electrical Problems: We diagnose and fix electrical issues, including faulty wiring and malfunctioning sensors, ensuring your truck’s systems work properly.

Contact OKC Fleet Services for Dodge Truck Repairs

For dependable Dodge truck repair in Oklahoma City, trust OKC Fleet Services. Whether it's preventive maintenance or emergency repairs, our team is here to help. Call 405-876-7003 to schedule your service today.

FAQs

How often should I service my Dodge truck?

We recommend scheduling preventive maintenance every 15,000 to 20,000 miles, which includes oil changes, fluid checks, and brake inspections.

Do you offer mobile Dodge truck repair?

Yes, we offer mobile services across Oklahoma City and surrounding areas, providing on-site and roadside repairs for Dodge trucks.

What can I do to prevent major repairs?

Regular preventive maintenance is key. Keeping up with oil changes, fluid checks, brake inspections, and engine diagnostics helps avoid costly repairs and extend your truck’s lifespan.