Plano

Rebuilt Axles in Plano, Texas

Houston Rebuilt Axles serves Plano with the same expertise for which they are known statewide. For any work needed to be done on axles, HRA has the equipment and expertise to do it.

Can you build custom shortened axles for hot-rods?

Yes we build axles for hot-rods and custom differentials and axles for off-road use.

Do you have a stock of rebuilt axles?

Yes we stock rebuilt axles so you can get one ‘off the shelf’ with a warranty and remanufactured axles are rebuilt to OEM specs.

We also do complicated specialized spindle end repair where we can save you the cost of replacing an axle by making a repair instead. Talk to us about your application and we may be able to save you money on things like off-road axle upgrades and differential repair. Call us on 1-832-280-8489 and we can answer your questions.

If you need to repair/rebuild you axle instead of replacing it, we can ship the axles from Plano Texas to our shop and ship it back after the repair/rebuild. You will have a freshly rebuilt axle with warranty so you don’t have to worry about the condition of your axle. If you need an auto repair shop to remove and install the axle, here are some nearby highly rated shops who should be able to do the job:

Addresses:

Auto Clinique, 17921 Preston Rd, Dallas, TX 75252

Linear Automotive, 905 K Ave, Plano, TX 75074

Resh’s Bass Auto Repair, 1915 N Central Expy, Ste 800, Plano, TX 75075

Auto Science, 750 Valley Ridge Cir, Ste A, Lewisville, TX 75057

About Plano, Texas

Plano city Texas is located twenty miles from downtown Dallas and considered by Forbes to be the safest city in the nation. The city’s population is 286,047 many of which are employed by the large amount of companies who have set up their headquarters in Plano. The city’s primary employer is Capital One finance with others in the Top 10 including Bank of America Home Loans, Frito-Lay and J.C. Penny Company Inc.

Despite the Business oriented nature of the city, there are a large amount of Parks in Plano including neighborhood parks, linear parks, community parks, open space preserves and special use areas totaling over 3300 acres. With multi-lane divided highways for all major roads, higher speed limits are used and with minimal public transport, it’s not surprising that Plano’s vehicles per household rate is high at over 97.5% and 1.93 vehicles per household. Combined with a significantly higher than average median household income, Plano is a vehicle loving city.