★★★★★
"The squeak I'd lived with for two years disappeared. Turns out grease points do need grease."
Dale M.
Chassis & Drivetrain
The cheapest insurance against the most expensive breakdown.
Complete chassis lube, driveline inspection and u-joint service — the single most overlooked service on heavy coaches, and the one that quietly prevents roadside disasters.
What's Included
A big coach chassis can carry twenty or more grease points — and they're scattered across the frame in places that require a lift, a light, and a person willing to get filthy. Which is precisely why they get skipped.
A dry u-joint doesn't warn you politely. It fails, the driveshaft drops, and what could have been a fifteen-dollar shot of grease becomes a tow bill, a transmission tunnel repair, and a ruined vacation.
While your coach is on the lift, we look at everything down there. It costs us nothing extra and it's caught a lot of problems early.
Straight Answers
Most manufacturers specify annually or every 6,000 to 12,000 miles, whichever comes first. In Florida — humidity, salt air, road spray — annual service is the right call even on a low-mileage coach.
Partly. Many modern chassis have sealed joints that can't be greased, but almost none are fully sealed. There are still steering, driveline and suspension points needing attention, plus the inspection itself has real value.
A clunk when you shift into drive or reverse, a vibration that intensifies with speed, or a squeak at low speed that rises in frequency as you accelerate. Any of those, come see us sooner rather than later.
What Owners Say
★★★★★
"The squeak I'd lived with for two years disappeared. Turns out grease points do need grease."
Dale M.
★★★★★
"They hit every zerk on the coach, including two my last shop clearly never touched. Showed me where they were."
Marty T.
★★★★★
"Cheap service that prevents expensive problems. They bundled it with my oil change without me asking."
Ron T.
★★★★★
"Caught a dry U-joint that was on its way out while they were under there. Fixed before it became a roadside problem."
Andre D.
Reviews shown are representative of customer feedback.
Watch
Where the zerks actually are on a big coach, how often they need attention, and what dry joints sound like before they turn into a real repair bill.
Questions? Call (727) 245-0753.