Full diagnosis
We test the actual cause — and every diagnosis includes a full vehicle health & safety inspection.
Dodge · RAM · Jeep · Chrysler · Rexburg
RAM work trucks, Cummins diesels, Wranglers headed for the trails, Grand Cherokees doing school runs — Mopar rigs work hard out here, and we keep them honest: diagnosed first, quoted straight.
Our take
The Mopar family has personality: Hemis with their famous tick, Pentastar V6s with their own known quirks, Cummins diesels that outlast the trucks around them, and Jeeps whose 4x4 hardware needs real fluid service if it's going to keep crawling.
Four-wheel-drive is the part most owners under-maintain. Transfer cases and differentials work hard in Idaho winters and on trail weekends, and their fluids age invisibly — until something whines. We service the whole driveline, not just the engine.
Tick, clunk, wobble, or warning light — a $150 tested diagnosis with full inspection sorts the famous quirks from the real problems before anyone spends real money.
What we watch for
What it costs
We test the actual cause — and every diagnosis includes a full vehicle health & safety inspection.
Full-service oil and filter with a mechanic's once-over while it's in the air.
Quoted after we've seen exactly what's wrong — and confirmed with you before any work starts.
FAQ
Yes. Federal law (the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act) protects your right to have maintenance and repairs done at any qualified shop. Keep your service records — we document everything — and your factory warranty stays intact.
It depends on which tick you have — an exhaust manifold leak sounds a lot like a lifter problem to the ear, and they're very different repairs. We diagnose it properly so you fix the right thing, once.
Solid-axle rigs can develop steering shimmy and wander when front-end parts wear — owners call the worst version “death wobble.” It's diagnosable and fixable: we inspect every joint and component, show you what's worn, and quote it straight.
Yes — diesel oil services run $110–200, and we handle the maintenance that keeps a Cummins doing what Cummins do: outlasting everything around it.
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Good to know
If you can leave the vehicle with us for the day, that's the best way to get it done right. We'll call or text with findings before any work starts.
Book a drop-off timeGreen means go
Book online — diagnosed first, quoted before any wrench turns.