Truck Mechanic Shops in Etobicoke, ON

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JSS Truck Repairs Inc - Truck Mechanic in Etobicoke
Etobicoke, ON
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JSS Truck Repairs Inc

91 Kelfield St, Etobicoke, ON M9W 5A3
★ 5.0
26 reviews
3 auto services • Free quotes available
Truck Mechanic Diesel Truck MechanicTruck & Heavy Duty
📞 (647) 961-6209 • Etobicoke
Ironworks Radiators Inc. - Truck Mechanic in Etobicoke
Etobicoke, ON
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Ironworks Radiators Inc.

367 Bering Ave, Etobicoke, ON M8Z 3B1
★ 4.9
60 reviews
16 auto services • Free quotes available
Truck Mechanic Auto AC & HeatingAuto Cooling SystemAuto Lights & Signals
📞 +1 416-526-8795 • Etobicoke
401 Mobile Truck Repair and Tire - Truck Mechanic in Etobicoke
Etobicoke, ON
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401 Mobile Truck Repair and Tire

655 Dixon Rd Unit 16, Etobicoke, ON M9W 1J3
★ 4.8
71 reviews
3 auto services • Free quotes available
Truck Mechanic Tires & WheelsTruck & Heavy Duty
📞 (647) 260-0585 • Etobicoke
Transit Spring Service Ltd - Truck Mechanic in Etobicoke
Etobicoke, ON
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Transit Spring Service Ltd

unit #6, 1266 Martin Grove Rd #4, Etobicoke, ON M9W 4X3, Canada
★ 4.7
130 reviews
4 auto services • Free quotes available
Truck Mechanic Diesel Truck MechanicSuspension & SteeringTruck & Heavy Duty
📞 (416) 742-3335 • Etobicoke
DG Auto Electric Ltd - Truck Mechanic in Etobicoke
Etobicoke, ON
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DG Auto Electric Ltd

53 Algie Ave, Etobicoke, ON M8Z 5J9
★ 4.7
43 reviews
17 auto services • Free quotes available
Truck Mechanic Auto AC & HeatingAuto Cooling SystemAuto Electrical
📞 (416) 255-6658 • Etobicoke
Toronto Automatic Transmission - Truck Mechanic in Etobicoke
Etobicoke, ON
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Toronto Automatic Transmission

34 Manitoba St, Etobicoke, ON M8Y 1C7, Canada
★ 4.6
140 reviews
17 auto services • Free quotes available
Truck Mechanic Auto AC & HeatingAuto Cooling SystemAuto Lights & Signals
📞 (416) 366-1345 • Etobicoke
Mister Transmission - Truck Mechanic in Etobicoke
Etobicoke, ON
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Mister Transmission

1361 The Queensway Unit B, Etobicoke, ON M8Z 1S8, Canada
★ 4.3
168 reviews
17 auto services • Free quotes available
Truck Mechanic Auto AC & HeatingAuto Cooling SystemAuto Lights & Signals
📞 (647) 490-0966 • Etobicoke
Ambassador Auto Electric - Truck Mechanic in Etobicoke
Etobicoke, ON
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Ambassador Auto Electric

1749 Albion Rd unit 2, Etobicoke, ON M9V 1C3, Canada
★ 4.3
70 reviews
17 auto services • Free quotes available
Truck Mechanic Auto AC & HeatingAuto Cooling SystemAuto Electrical
📞 (416) 747-7797 • Etobicoke
Delta Auto Electric - Truck Mechanic in Etobicoke
Etobicoke, ON
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Delta Auto Electric

75 Brydon Dr, Etobicoke, ON M9W 4N3, Canada
★ 4.1
120 reviews
17 auto services • Free quotes available
Truck Mechanic Auto AC & HeatingAuto Cooling SystemAuto Electrical
📞 (416) 740-1337 • Etobicoke
Etobicoke, ON Cost Guide

Estimated Truck Mechanic Pricing

1/2-Ton Truck Brakes (Per Axle) $420 - $750
3/4-Ton & 1-Ton Brakes (Per Axle) $550 - $950
4x4 Transfer Case & Diff Fluid $240 - $420
Exhaust Manifold Stud Repair $480 - $920

*Typical Etobicoke independent shop ranges (CAD before tax). Exact price depends on vehicle year, make, and model.

Everyday Signs to Watch For
  • • Rhythmic ticking noise from the wheel well on cold start (warped exhaust manifold / broken stud)
  • • Grinding or ratcheting noise from the front wheels when 4WD engages or under acceleration
  • • Clunking or vibration from the driveshaft when shifting into Reverse or taking off from a stop
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Customer Reviews for Truck Mechanic in Etobicoke

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“I am looking after a home in Toronto which needed some maintenance , a component of which was radiator heating. I contacted numerous other firms initially and I found them to generally be rip-off artists , trying to take advantage of my unique situation for their financial gain and not all that knowledgeable. Finally I contacted Ironworks Radiators Inc. and it was a fantastic experience. They were extremely competent , knowledgeable and highly professional. They took the time to talk to me and educated me on the problem , solutions , variables and options. Jennifer is absolutely fantastic and a special thanks to Aaron and his installation team as well. You can go wrong with their competitors, but you can't go wrong with Ironworks ! They are the best and I sense they really do care about their customers . I highly recommend them for any residential radiator work.”

Stephen Letros • Truck Mechanic at Ironworks Radiators Inc., Etobicoke
★ ★ ★ ★ ★

“I had a great experience with Ironworks Radiators. They custom‑made the gaskets I needed for my radiator restoration — parts I couldn’t find anywhere else. Aaron, Jen, and the rest of the team were always available to answer my endless questions, and everyone I dealt with was incredibly helpful, knowledgeable, and exceptional from start to finish. Their service went above and beyond to make sure I got the right gaskets, and my radiator — which is over 100 years old — is now working perfectly. I couldn’t be happier. Highly recommended!”

George Alex • Truck Mechanic at Ironworks Radiators Inc., Etobicoke
★ ★ ★ ★ ★

“I give Ironworks Radiators Inc not only five stars, but five gold stars! Their front person is a highly knowledgeable & friendly gal named Jennifer. In my Denver 1920 renovation, I made the big decision to restore all of my upstairs radiator units. I would’ve called all over Denver and throughout the US to get questions answered for all the decisions that needed to be made in order to turn a delicate project like this successfully over and complete.
Jennifer pointed out exactly where I could purchase the shut off valves for each radiator as well as recommending me the best paint to use in the restoration process. This woman’s knowledge and experience in this industry is nothing short of the gold stars she gets from me. Ironworks & Jennifer are solid! A great thank you from Colorado”

Phil Smith • Truck Mechanic at Ironworks Radiators Inc., Etobicoke
★ ★ ★ ★ ★

“Service level like I have never seen, these people go out of there way to accomodate the customer, I will give them 6 star out of 5.”

Martin Leblond • Truck Mechanic at Ironworks Radiators Inc., Etobicoke

Top Truck Mechanic Shops in Etobicoke, ON

Boommar lists 9 verified truck mechanic shops in Etobicoke, Ontario, with an average rating of 4.6 / 5.0 across 828 customer reviews. Compare Verified partner shops and top-rated local garages below:

Shop Name Rating / Status
JSS Truck Repairs Inc ★ 5.0 (26)
Ironworks Radiators Inc. ★ 4.9 (60)
401 Mobile Truck Repair and Tire ★ 4.8 (71)
Transit Spring Service Ltd ★ 4.7 (130)
DG Auto Electric Ltd ★ 4.7 (43)

Pickup Truck & Work Vehicle Repair in Etobicoke, ON

Pickup trucks, 4x4s, and commercial vans carry heavier payloads, tow trailers, and work in tougher conditions than passenger cars. Compare experienced truck mechanics in Etobicoke, ON for half-ton, three-quarter-ton, and one-ton truck brakes, suspension, 4WD drivelines, and engine repairs.

Browse 9 verified truck mechanic shops in Etobicoke, ON above to compare ratings, check offered services, and request a direct quote.

Common Pickup & Work Truck Repair Needs

Heavy payload hauling and trailer towing wearing out rear leaf springs, shocks, and brakes
4x4 transfer case actuators, front locking hubs (IWE), and U-joints seizing or wearing out
Exhaust manifold bolts shearing off on V8 truck engines (Hemi, EcoBoost, Vortec, Coyote)
Rusted steel brake lines, transmission cooler lines, and spare-tire winches
Heavy-duty ball joints, tie rods, and wheel bearings wearing faster under oversized tires or snowplows
Differential pinion seals leaking or rear axle bearings humming at highway speed

Signs Your Pickup Truck Needs a Mechanic

Rhythmic ticking noise from the wheel well on cold start (warped exhaust manifold / broken stud)
Grinding or ratcheting noise from the front wheels when 4WD engages or under acceleration
Clunking or vibration from the driveshaft when shifting into Reverse or taking off from a stop
Service 4WD message on the dashboard or 4Hi/4Lo failing to engage in snow
Rear of the truck sagging under load or swaying over highway bumps
Steering wheel shimmy ("death wobble") on solid-front-axle 2500/3500 trucks after hitting a bump

Truck Mechanic Services Available in Etobicoke

Heavy-Duty Truck Brake Service

High-carbon truck rotors, towing-rated pads, calipers, and rusted brake line replacement

4WD, Transfer Case & Differential Service

Front/rear differential gear oil, transfer case fluid, actuators, and IWE hub repairs

Truck Suspension, Leaf Springs & Steering

Ball joints, control arms, leaf springs, helper airbags, track bars, and alignments

Exhaust Manifold & Broken Bolt Repair

Extracting broken cylinder-head studs and installing milled or new exhaust manifolds

Driveshaft, U-Joint & Axle Bearing Repair

Replacing seized U-joints, carrier bearings, axle seals, and wheel hubs

Gas & Diesel Truck Engine Maintenance

Spark plugs, cooling systems, transmission cooler lines, and fleet maintenance

Truck Mechanic Tips for Etobicoke Drivers

Change front and rear differential gear oil and transfer case fluid every 50,000 to 60,000 km if you tow or use 4WD in winter
Engage 4WD briefly once a month on a straight gravel or wet surface so actuators and seals stay lubricated
Fix ticking V8 exhaust manifolds early before escaping hot exhaust gases warp the manifold flange further
Grease steering linkage fittings and U-joints (if equipped with zerk fittings) at every oil change

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does pickup truck brake replacement cost in Etobicoke? +
In Etobicoke, replacing brake pads and heavy-duty rotors on a half-ton pickup (F-150, Ram 1500, Silverado/Sierra, Tundra) typically costs $400 to $750 per axle. Three-quarter-ton and one-ton (2500/3500) trucks usually range from $550 to $950+ per axle.
Why does my truck tick loudly when cold and quiet down after warming up? +
On many V8 and EcoBoost pickups, thermal cycling causes the rear exhaust manifold bolts to snap off. When cold, exhaust puffs past the gasket causing a loud tick; once the cast iron warms up and expands, the gap narrows and the sound fades.
What causes a grinding noise from the front wheels on a 4x4 truck? +
On many 4WD trucks (especially Ford F-150 IWE vacuum hubs), a vacuum leak or worn actuator allows the locking hub ring to partially rub against the wheel hub teeth while driving in 2WD.
How often should differential and transfer case fluid be changed on a truck? +
Every 50,000 to 80,000 km under normal use, or every 40,000 to 50,000 km if you tow heavy trailers, haul loads regularly, or launch boats in water.