What Does Brake and Suspension Repair Cover?
On a commercial truck or trailer, brakes and suspension work as a chain: air supply and lines, chambers, slack adjusters, cams, drums and linings, hubs and bearings, springs or air bags, shocks, bushings and hangers. When one link wears out, the others carry the extra load. That’s why a hissing air line, a pull to one side, or a trailer that sits low on one corner is worth checking before a roadside inspection does it for you.
Our job is to find which link is really failing, fix that, and tell you honestly what else is close behind it.
Our Story
Brakes Are Not Where You Cut Corners
Bawa’s has repaired trucks and trailers in Dallas since 2011. Drivers have told us on Google that we fixed a badly damaged trailer in 24 hours, and that our price came in far below the quotes they’d heard elsewhere.
Brake and suspension work is the kind of job where speed matters, but never at the cost of doing it right. So we tell you what the unit needs, what can wait and what it should cost before we start.
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Working in Dallas
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Open Monday to Saturday
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Google Rating, 55 Reviews
Brake Problem? Call Us.
Tell us the unit, the symptom and where it is. Call +1 (214) 400-4228.
What We Do
Brake and Suspension Service
Tractors and trailers, in the shop or on the road where we can.
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Air Brake Repair
Air lines, gladhands, brake chambers, slack adjusters and S-cams checked and repaired.
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Brake Inspection & Adjustment
Lining and drum wear, adjustment, and a look at the parts that wear alongside them, so a small problem doesn’t turn into a roadside one.
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Suspension Repair
Springs, air bags, shocks, bushings and hangers on tractors and trailers, plus a check of uneven tire wear that points to suspension trouble.
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Hubs & Wheel Ends
Wheel bearings, hubs and seals. A failing wheel end affects braking, so we look at it as part of the job.
Why Bawa’s
Brakes Done Right the First Time
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Find the Real Fault
A weak brake can come from the chamber, the adjuster, the line or a valve. We trace it before we replace anything.
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Plain Estimates
You’ll hear the cost and the priorities before the work begins.
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Trusted by Drivers
4.7 stars across 53 Google reviews from drivers and fleets.
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Shop or Roadside
Many brake and air-line problems can be handled where the unit is parked. Call and we’ll tell you.
What You Can Count On
Safe Equipment, Clear Answers
What to expect when you bring us a brake or suspension problem.
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Safety First
If something isn’t safe to haul, we’ll tell you straight.
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Honest Priorities
We separate what’s urgent from what can wait, so you can plan around your load.
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Open Communication
Call or stop in during shop hours and we’ll tell you where your unit stands.
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15 Years in Dallas
Repairing commercial trucks and trailers here since 2011.
How It Works
From Symptom to Repair
Three steps, no surprises.
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Call or Bring It In
Call +1 (214) 400-4228 or bring the unit to the shop. Tell us what you’re seeing, hearing or feeling.
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Inspect and Diagnose
We inspect the brake and suspension components and find the actual cause, not just the symptom.
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Approve and Repair
We explain what we found and what it costs. The repair goes ahead once you approve it.
Warning Signs
When Brakes or Suspension Need Attention
These are the signs we hear about most. None of them should wait.
Air hissing at rest or when braking
Usually a leaking line, fitting or valve.
Pulling to one side
Can mean uneven brake adjustment or a worn component.
Longer stopping distance
Often worn linings, out-of-adjustment brakes or air problems.
Brake or ABS warning light
The system has found a fault and needs to be read and tested.
Trailer sits low on one corner
Points to a worn spring, air bag or suspension part.
Uneven or fast tire wear
Often a sign of suspension or wheel-end trouble.
Road Service
Brake Trouble Away From the Shop?
An air line leak, a stuck brake or a failed component can leave a unit stranded. Call +1 (214) 400-4228 with your location and what’s happening, and we’ll tell you whether we can come to you or whether the unit needs the shop. We try to fix it on site first. If it can’t be repaired there, we can tow it to our shop for the repair. We don’t offer towing to other locations.
Coverage
Areas We Serve
Serving commercial drivers and fleets throughout the Dallas–Fort Worth Metroplex and surrounding counties.
Cities & Communities
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Dallas
Primary Location
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Irving
~15 min away
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Fort Worth
~35 min away
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Arlington
~25 min away
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Garland
~20 min away
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Mesquite
~18 min away
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Grand Prairie
~22 min away
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Plano
~28 min away
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Carrollton
~22 min away
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Lancaster
~20 min away
Road service within 50 miles of our shop, Monday to Saturday, 8 AM to 6 PM. Not sure if you are in range? Call us and we will tell you.
Customer Reviews
What Drivers Say on Google
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This guys got my pretty damaged trailer and fixed it in 24 hours really amazing work!!! Good price as well everyone was telling me 7-10K they did it for 3000
Maintenance Woodland
Google review · trailer repair
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Good fast service, they took my truck right away and fixed mh AC in no time with no extra charges. 100% recommend
Anshu Sharma
Google review
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Excellent friendly people work super fast and solve everything recommended at %100
Reynaldo Otero
Google review
What We Inspect
The Brake System, Piece by Piece
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Air supply and lines
Hoses, fittings, gladhands and valves checked for leaks and wear.
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Chambers and slack adjusters
The parts that turn air pressure into braking force.
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Drums, linings and cams
Wear here decides how well the unit stops.
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Hubs and wheel ends
Bearings and seals that keep the wheels turning safely.
FAQ
Brake and Suspension Questions, Answered
How much does truck brake repair cost in Dallas?
It depends on the unit, the parts and how much is worn, so we do not quote blind. Call +1 (214) 400-4228, describe the symptom, and we will give you a clear estimate and tell you what is urgent before any work starts.
Can you fix air brake leaks on a trailer?
Yes. Air lines, gladhands and brake chambers are common repairs for us. Call with the trailer details and we will tell you whether it can be handled where it is parked or needs the shop.
What are signs my brakes or suspension need attention?
Common signs include a hissing air leak, the unit pulling to one side, longer stopping distances, a brake or ABS warning light, a trailer sitting low on one corner, and uneven tire wear. If you notice any of them, call us before the problem grows.
Do you repair suspension, air bags and springs?
Yes. We repair springs, air bags, shocks, bushings and hangers on tractors and trailers.
Do you do brake work on the road?
Often, yes. Many brake and air-line problems can be fixed where the unit is parked. Bigger jobs are usually better done in our shop at 4700 Irving Blvd #200. If it cannot be fixed on site, we can tow it to our shop for the repair.
What are your hours?
We are open Monday to Saturday, 8 AM to 6 PM, and closed Sunday. For anything outside those hours, call +1 (214) 400-4228.
About This Page
Bawa’s Truck & Trailer Repair has repaired trucks and trailers at 4700 Irving Blvd #200 in Dallas, TX since 2011, and customers rate us 4.7 on Google across 55 reviews. This page is general guidance, not a diagnosis. Every unit is different, so call +1 (214) 400-4228 and tell us what yours is doing.
Contact Us
Tell Us About the Problem
Share the unit type, what it is doing and where it is.
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PHONE NUMBER:
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ADDRESS:
4700 Irving Blvd #200, Dallas, TX 75247, United States -
Mon-Sat 08:00AM-06:00PM
Request a Brake or Suspension Estimate
Ready When You Are
Don’t Put Brakes Off
Call +1 (214) 400-4228 or stop by 4700 Irving Blvd #200, Dallas, TX 75247, Monday to Saturday, 8 AM to 6 PM.
