Norman

Rebuilt axle repair in Norman

Rebuilt axle products are available to residents in Norman, Oklahoma.  The team at Houston Rebuilt Axles can ship their remanufactured axles door to door quickly and easily.  

The cost of a rebuilt axle

The cost of a rebuilt axle varies depending on the axle type.  Heavy duty axles, light duty axles, and replacement components all impact the final cost of the axle.  The team at HRA makes sure that all of its rebuilt axles are rebuilt to OEM specifications using the highest quality components.  The axles come complete with a warranty so that customers can have faith and confidence in their component. 

Custom rebuilt axles

Houston Rebuilt Axles can make shortened or narrowed axles as required by hot rods and other specialty vehicles.  HRA can also make off-road application axles or rock crawler axles with upgraded components. The team has over 75 years of combined industry experience and can advise its customers on the best build for their particular project.  Prospective customers simply have to give HRA a call at 832-280-8489 and receive free advice as well as a quick quote.  

Shipping axles to Norman, Oklahoma

The team at Houston Rebuilt Axles uses fast and convenient courier services including liftgate and pallet jack services to accommodate axles which are heavy.  There are a few highly rated local auto repair shops in Norman that can install HRA’s rebuilt axles onto a customer’s vehicle:

1) Christian Brothers Automotive Norman is an auto repair, oil change station, and transmission repair shop open from 7:00am to 6:00pm Monday through Friday.

2) G&S Automotive is an auto repair shop offering suspension services, battery services, diesel engine repair, engine repair, oil changes, and tire rotation & wheel alignment services.

Christian Brothers Automotive Norman, 3050 Yarbrough Way, Norman, OK 73072

G & S Automotive, 500 S Jenkins Ave, Norman, OK 73069

About Norman, Oklahoma

Norman had a population of 122,186 as of 2016 split between 60,931 males and 61,255 females.  The median resident age in the city was 31.1 years and the estimated median household income in 2016 was $52,041.  

The average travel time for residents to get to work ranged between 5 and 60 minutes, on average.  The main methods of transportation included driving a car alone or carpooling to get to the final destination.  

According to the National Bridge Inventory of Statistics (NBI), there were a total of 113 bridges in Norman with total costs amounting to approximately $152MM.  Total average daily traffic volume for the bridges in Norman was 1,653,316 along with total average daily truck traffic volume of 189,209 vehicles. There were 8 new bridges built between 2010-2015.  

Norman has a wide variety of neighborhoods.  Downtown Norman encompasses an area of approximately 2 square miles consisting of restaurants, art galleries, and other businesses.  It is also home to some of the oldest buildings in Oklahoma. The area north of the University of Oklahoma contains a mixture of businesses, bars, and restaurants.