Trailer brake & air line repair in Phoenix
Brakes that drag, pull or will not release, worn drums and shoes, leaking air lines and gladhands. Call or text (623) 707-9373.
In short: Fast & Furious Trailer Repair works on trailer brakes and air lines at its Phoenix shop on W Fulton St: worn shoes and drums, brakes that drag or pull, and cracked or leaking air lines and gladhands on semi and reefer trailers, plus brakes on utility and equipment trailers.
Trailer brakes take a beating in the Valley. Long downgrades coming into Phoenix, stop-and-go traffic on I-10 and summer heat all wear shoes and drums faster and dry out rubber air lines and gladhand seals. Brakes and air lines are part of semi and reefer trailer repair at our shop on W Fulton St.
Signs your trailer brakes need work
- The trailer pulls to one side when you brake
- Brakes drag, smell hot, or a wheel end runs much hotter than the others
- You hear grinding or scraping
- Air leaks you can hear at the gladhands, lines or chambers
- The trailer will not release, or releases slowly
- A brake failed or was written up at an inspection
Hot wheel ends can also be a hub or bearing problem, so we check the whole wheel end.
Brake work we do
- Brake shoes and drums
- Brake adjustment and slack adjusters
- Air lines, hoses and fittings
- Gladhands and gladhand seals
- Brake chambers
- Brakes on utility, car hauler and equipment trailers
Air lines and gladhands
Cracked air lines and worn gladhand seals are some of the most common problems we see. Check gladhands and lines for cracks or rubbing on your walkaround. A small leak today can turn into a trailer that will not release on the shoulder tomorrow. Our trailer inspection checklist covers what to look for.
Brakes plus everything else at the wheel end
When a trailer comes in for brakes, we look at the hubs, bearings and seals too, since a leaking seal can soak brake shoes in oil. If the axle is bent or the frame is cracked near the hangers, we can handle axle work and welding and frame repair in the same visit.
Semi, reefer and utility trailers
We work on dry vans, reefers and flatbeds for carriers and owner-operators, and on utility, car hauler and equipment trailers. See semi and reefer trailer repair.
Where we are
The shop is at 6639 W Fulton St, Phoenix, AZ 85043, close to I-10, and serves Tolleson, Avondale, Goodyear, Glendale and Laveen and the rest of the Valley. Call or text to describe the trailer and the problem, or bring it by.
Common questions
Do you work on trailer air brakes?
Yes. Brakes and air lines are part of semi and reefer trailer repair at the shop.
My trailer brakes are dragging. Is it safe to drive?
Dragging brakes overheat and can damage drums, hubs and tires. Call or text us before you keep running it.
Do you fix brakes on utility trailers too?
Yes. We work on utility, car hauler and equipment trailers as well as semis.
How do I get a quote?
Call or text (623) 707-9373 with the trailer type and the problem.
Get your trailer brakes fixed
Fast & Furious Trailer Repair is a trailer repair shop at 6639 W Fulton St in Phoenix, working on semi, reefer, flatbed, utility, car hauler and equipment trailers for carriers and owner-operators from Tolleson, Avondale, Goodyear, Glendale and across the Valley. Call or text (623) 707-9373 or use the contact page.
Still have a question?
Call or text (623) 707-9373 and ask.
Detailed answers
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