Bartlesville

Rebuilt axle repair in Bartlesville City 

Houston Rebuilt axles is able to offer car owners in Bartlesville city convenient axle repair and axle rebranding services.  HRA’s axles are rebuilt to OEM specifications and come complete with a warranty.  

Differential upgrades, bent axle, and spindle end repair in Bartlesville City 

The team at Houston Rebuilt Axles is able to perform differential repairs and upgrades, ring and pinion replacement for off-road vehicle customization purposes.  The shop also specializes in bent axle and spindle end repairs and is one of the few shops in the United States that has the techniques and tools to perform these kinds of services.  For customers who have a question about their rear end or how a rear axle works, they can simply call HRA or read educational articles on the Company’s website to learn more.  

Shipment of axles to residents of Bartlesville City 

Bartlesville residents can ship their axle from their doorstep or local auto repair shop to HRA’s repair shop in Houston.  Once the team at HRA makes the necessary rebuild or repair, they can ship it back to the customer’s doorstep or auto repair shop for immediate installation.  HRA uses convenient pallet-jack and liftgate services to accommodate axles which are heavy. There are a few highly rated auto repair shops in Bartlesville that can handle the job:

1) Grace Automotive, LLC is an auto repair shop in Bartlesville open from 7:30am to 5:00pm Monday through Friday.  Previous customers have commented on the shop’s small-scale operation that delivers high-quality work, excellent customer service, and competitive prices.

2) Tate Boys Tire & Service is a tire, auto repair, and oil change station offering tire rotation, brake services, classic cars, and suspension service to car owners in Bartlesville.

Grace Automotive, 319 S Seneca Ave, Bartlesville, OK 74003

Tate Boys Tire & Service, 2319 SE Washington Blvd, Bartlesville, OK 74006

About Bartlesville, Oklahoma

Bartlesville, OK has a population of 36,498 with a 47.7% male to 52.3% female split.  The median resident age in the area is 38.7 years compared to the greater Oklahoma median resident age of 36.4 years.  Median household income in Bartlesville was $51,612 in 2016.  

The average travel time for residents to get to work ranged between 5 and 25 minutes, with the vast majority of people either driving a car alone or carpooling to get to their final destination.  According to the National Bridge Inventory of Statistics (NBI), there were 37 bridges in total in Bartlesville with a total average daily traffic volume of 158,913 passengers. The average daily truck traffic for the bridges in Bartlesville was 13,656 and only 5 new bridges in total were built in the time period from 2000-2015.  Automotive related businesses in Bartlesville included Advanced Auto Parts, Chevrolet, FedEx, Ford, Honda, SONIC Drive-In, Toyota, U-Haul, and UPS. 

Visitors to Bartlesville city, OK can check out Price Tower in downtown Bartlesville which was designed by Frank Lloyd Wright.  The Bartlesville Community Center designed by one of Wright’s students, William Wesley Peters, hosts the “OK Mozart” International Festival, which is an annual week long music event in the summer.  Finally, Frank Philips’s former home has been turned into a museum that is maintained by the Oklahoma Historical Society. The ranch and retreat is called Woolaroc, and houses Philip’s extensive collection of Native American, western, fine art, and one of the largest private collections of Colt firearms in the world.