Little Rock

How does Houston Rebuilt Axles repair spindle ends and bent axles?

The team at Houston Rebuilt Axles has the skills and tools to repair axles back to factory specifications.  First, the team tears down the axle to a bare housing and then applies its lathe. While on the lathe, the spindle end gets replaced with a replacement spindle built in-house.  The damaged spindle is cut off and the replacement is welded on. 

What else does the team at HRA check on the axle?

HRA verifies that the axle is perfectly straight.  If left unchecked, there are risks that the truck will burn up tires, break an axle, or damage the hub seal.  Then, the team will install a new hub, bearing set, rotor, and seals. The center will get a fluff and buff treatment to make sure that it is road-ready.  Finally, the axle is filled with fluid and the housing is painted.  

How much does an axle rebuild cost?

The costs of an axle rebuild performed by Houston Rebuilt Axles varies depending on the amount of damage and wears & tear already existing on the axle. Prospective customers can contact HRA at 832-280-8489 to receive a quick quote. 

Shipping to and from Little Rock, Arkansas

Little Rock car owners can ship their axle from their home to HRA’s auto repair shop in Houston for service.  Once repairs have been performed, HRA can ship the rebuilt axle back to a local auto repair shop for installation.  Residents in Little Rock can choose from a number of different local auto repair shops in their area:

1) Parkway Automotive is an auto repair shop in Little Rock specializing in tire rotation & wheel alignment, brake services, and suspension repairs.

2) Christian Brothers Automotive West Little Rock is an auto repair shop and oil change station open from 7:00am to 6:00pm Monday through Friday.  Previous customers have mentioned that the shop offers honest, fair, and exceptional customer service.

 

Parkway Automotive, 708 Kirk Rd, Little Rock, AR 72223

Christian Brothers Automotive West Little Rock, 15516 Chenal Pkwy, Little Rock, AR 72211

About Little Rock, Arkansas

Little Rock had a population of 198,546 as of 2016 split between 95,972 males and 102,574 females.  Estimated median household income for the city was $45,604 in 2016 along with estimated median house value of $161,000.  

For residents commuting to work, the main methods of transportation in Little Rock included driving a car alone, carpooling, and taking the bus.  The average travel time for workers to get to their final destinations ranged anywhere from 5 to 35 minutes.  

According to the National Bridge Inventory of Statistics (NBI), there were a total of 539 bridges in Little Rock with total average daily traffic volume of 14,631,583 passengers and total average daily truck volume of 535,704 trucks.  

Little Rock is a cultural, economic, government, and transportation center in the Southern United States.  Cultural sites in Little Rock include the Arkansas Symphony Orchestra which performs over 30 concerts a year and hosts many events as well as the Arkansas Art Center, which is Arkansas’ largest art museum  featuring drawings, collections, works by Vincent Van Gogh, a museum school, gift shop, and restaurant. Simmons Bank, Rose Law Firm, and Stephens Inc. are all headquartered in Little Rock. Little Rock is also home to many large non-profit organizations such as Heifer International, Clinton Foundation, and The Nature Conservancy.