230 NY-109, Farmingdale, NY 11735
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If your truck’s differential starts to wear out, you’ll notice changes in how your truck sounds, steers, and drives. These differential issues can lead to serious drivetrain damage if ignored.
We schedule a convenient time, collect your truck, complete the repair, and return it ready for the road. If needed, we also coordinate parking and keys. Available within 20 miles, no towing required.
Every approved repair is backed by one of the strongest warranties in the area. You’ll get full coverage on parts and labor with all details clearly noted on your paperwork.
We handle inspections and required repairs in a single visit, helping you stay compliant and saving you valuable time. All documentation is provided for your records.
Our ASE-certified technicians are experienced in diagnosing and repairing all types of truck differentials, driveline systems, and axle components using OEM-level tools and data.
We create customized maintenance plans for fleets of any size, provide detailed reports for each unit, and offer priority scheduling to minimize downtime.
For over three decades, TLC Auto & Truck Repair has built trust through honest service, transparent pricing, and reliable repairs performed by our local team.
Your truck’s differential plays a key role in transferring power from the engine to the wheels. When it starts to wear out, you may notice noises, leaks, or reduced traction. At TLC Auto & Truck Repair Center, our certified technicians inspect, repair, and rebuild differentials for pickup, heavy-duty, and semi trucks to restore balance, performance, and reliability.
Our team quickly identifies differential problems and fixes them using advanced diagnostics and high-quality parts.
Call or book online at a time that fits your schedule. Free pick-up and drop-off are available within 20 miles.
Our certified technicians inspect the differential, check for leaks or gear damage, and provide a detailed estimate before starting any work.
We perform repairs, rebuilds, and differential replacement using OEM-level tools and quality parts. Every service is completed by certified technicians for reliable, long-lasting results.
After testing the repair, we confirm smooth performance before returning your truck. Your repair is fully backed by our Up to 5-year / 60,000-mile warranty.
Repair Shop: TLC Auto & Truck Repair Center
Address: 230 NY-109, Farmingdale, NY 11735
Phone: (631) 776-4436
Email: [email protected]
Operating Hours
Mon-Fri: 7:30AM – 5:00PM
Sat/Sun: Closed
The costs depend on the type of truck and repair needed. Most standard differential repairs range from $800 to $1,800. Heavy-duty trucks or complete rebuilds may cost more due to larger parts and additional labor, so it’s best to schedule an inspection at (631) 407-2798 to get an accurate estimate.
Yes, fixing a differential early can save you from major drivetrain damage later. When the gears or bearings fail completely, repairs become far more expensive. It’s always worth addressing the issue before it affects your transmission or axles.
It’s not safe to drive with a damaged differential. It can cause vibration, uneven wheel movement, or even wheel lock-up while driving. Continuing to drive may also lead to costly damage to the axles or driveshaft.
Rear differential repairs usually cost between $800 and $1,500. The final price depends on the make and model of your truck and whether parts need to be replaced. Our technicians provide a clear estimate before any work begins.
The most common causes are worn bearings, low fluid levels, and damaged seals. These issues lead to heat buildup and metal wear inside the differential. Regular maintenance and fluid changes can prevent most of these problems.
You might hear whining, clunking, or grinding sounds from the rear of your truck. Vibrations and gear oil leaks near the differential housing are also warning signs. If you notice these symptoms, it’s best to schedule an inspection right away.
A bad differential often makes a whining or howling sound when accelerating or turning. This noise may get louder as your speed increases. Grinding or clunking usually indicates worn or damaged gears.
A well-maintained differential can last over 200,000 miles. Regular inspections, fluid changes, and timely repairs help extend its life. If you haul heavy loads or drive long distances, servicing it more often is recommended.
I was in need of diesel state inspection for my 2022 silverado 2500 hd and a set of tires . TLC took care of it and kept me rolling down the road just want to say thanks to all for nice job .