1988 Dodge W350 Repairs

We know it’s not just any Dodge W350. It’s your Dodge W350, and we’re here to ensure you and your car are well cared for. We believe that high standards of excellence and a commitment to honesty separate the best auto repair shops from the rest. You can trust your 1988 Dodge W350 to Firestone Complete Auto Care. We’re experts in top-to-bottom repair services including alignment adjustments, tire repairs, brake service, drivetrain work, and engine fixes. We'll share a little about each service below.

When it comes to brake repairs, your safety is of utmost importance. Even if you’re a careful driver, Dodge W350 brake problems can quickly create a dangerous situation while you’re driving. If you notice shaking when you depress your brake pedal, noise from your brakes, increased stop distance, or a brake light that’s lit up on your dashboard, don’t wait to have your brakes inspected and repaired. No matter what shape your Dodge W350 is in, it will likely need brake repair at some point – and that’s totally normal! Over time, parts of your brakes (like the brake pads) experience natural wear and tear and eventually need to be replaced. Climate and driving style can also accelerate the repair timeline.

Much like brake problems, you don’t want to ignore issues with your tires. If your tires are damaged and can’t grip the road, your safety could be compromised. We can easily swap out a flat tire on your 1988 Dodge W350, or if the damage isn’t severe, perform a simple patch and plug repair on your Dodge W350 tire. Tread-area punctures less than ¼ inch in diameter can often be repaired. If your tire can't be safely repaired, a technician can answer any questions you have when choosing a tire replacement that suits your vehicle and your budget. Tire damage can have a ripple effect on other parts of your car, so we might suggest an alignment or tire balancing service following a tire repair or replacement.

At your local Firestone Complete Auto Care, we can also take care of your 1988  Dodge W350 engine, drivetrain, and transmission repairs. These systems all have hundreds of integrated parts that use friction to create energy and keep your car running. Over time, all those constantly moving components can get worn down. You might experience shifting delays, engine knocking, or a burnt smell coming from underneath the hood of your W350. With these symptoms, it’s best to bring your car to Firestone Complete Auto Care to diagnose the problem. In these cases, the repair could range from something minor, like a new spark plug, to a more significant repair, like a fuel pump fix.

Several factors can affect the cost to repair your 1988 Dodge W350, including what kind of repair you need, the cost of any replacement parts, the amount of labor necessary to get the job done, and the state you live in. Taxes and labor costs vary greatly from one state to the next. But no matter your location, you may be able to save money with one of our many auto repair coupons or offers.

You want to find affordable Dodge W350 repairs. We get it! We understand, too, that you don’t want just anyone doing repair work on your Dodge. We live by the belief that a tool is only as good as the hands behind it. At Firestone Complete Auto Care, the hands behind the tools belong to a trained technician you can depend on. We’re well-versed in repairing common 1988 Dodge W350 issues, and we stand by our work with our one-of-a-kind Triple Promise: Fixed Right, Priced Right, Right on Time.