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Commercial truck and trailer traffic in Northern Alberta & Red Deer Corridor, Alberta

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Commercial Spindle Service in Northern Alberta and the Red Deer Corridor

Planned long-distance mobile axle work up the QEII through Red Deer to Edmonton, Nisku and Leduc, and out to Grande Prairie and Fort McMurray.

Northern Alberta & Red Deer Corridor

About Our Northern Alberta & Red Deer Corridor Coverage

The QEII between Calgary and Edmonton is the busiest freight corridor in Alberta, and the industrial areas at Red Deer, Nisku and Leduc concentrate an enormous amount of truck and trailer equipment. Further north, Grande Prairie and Fort McMurray add heavy energy-sector and off-highway work.

Everything in this region is planned long-distance mobile service, subject to availability and travel requirements. Immediate emergency attendance is not promised at these distances.

Cities and Communities Served

  • Red Deer and the QEII corridor
  • Edmonton and its industrial areas
  • Nisku and Leduc
  • Grande Prairie and the Peace region
  • Fort McMurray and the oil sands region

Spindle and Axle Services Available

  • Truck and trailer spindle replacement on highway and off-highway units
  • Full axle replacement on damaged or previously repaired axles
  • Trailer spider plate replacement with hub, bearing and seal work
  • Multi-unit fleet visits planned in advance
  • Subcontracted spindle work for repair shops in the region

Mobile Service Requirements

  • Level, stable ground with room to work around the wheel end
  • Safe access to the unit, away from moving traffic
  • Permission from the site owner or yard operator
  • The unit unloaded, or the load condition confirmed in advance
  • Weather and ground conditions that allow the work to be done safely

Longer-distance mobile service is subject to availability and travel requirements.

Information to Provide

  • Unit location
  • Truck or trailer
  • Year, make and model
  • Unit or fleet number
  • Axle information, if available
  • Damaged spindle position
  • Description of the problem
  • Photographs of the damage
  • Whether the unit is loaded
  • Whether the work area is safe and accessible

Need a spindle assessed?

Send your unit details, axle information and photographs. A technician reviews every request before anything is scheduled.

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