Driveline Repairs

Drive Shaft Installation
Drive Shaft Installation

Do you have Drive line issues with your car or truck in the Belleville and Trenton, ON area? Look no further than the auto mechanics at JND Tire and Auto.  Whether it is a worn out universal joint, busted drive shaft or a constant velocity (cv) joint that you need replacing, the mechanics at JND Tire and Auto are here for you.  We only install top name brand drive line parts such as Moog, which have an excellent reputation in the automotive industry.

When drivers in and around the Belleville and Trenton, ON area are in need of drive line repairs, they pick JND Tire and Auto. While our highly-skilled auto mechanics work on car repairs, you can have some peace of mind knowing that your automobile is in the hands of a team that you can trust. For your drive line repairs, call us today at (613) 968-2823 or visit our Contact Us Page to schedule an appointment!

What Our Customers Think

Mark W
5 star!!! They did my tire changeover and oil change in fall 2018, exhaust work in winter 2018, price was under $100 each time and service was excellent. I told my dad about them and he has had his oil changed there and will be having all his needs t...
Monday, 11 February 2019
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John Kennedy
I was visiting family in Trenton recently when I had issues with my Toyota Tundra brakes. I called JND, they had me in their shop the next day. Told me I had a rotor bad and my brake pads were gone. I was surprised when they called me that s...
Thursday, 06 September 2018
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Jim
Was referred here by Mark. Gave these guys a chance and happy that I did. Theve done my oil changes, new tires and they're always on time for booked appointments, great work and friendly staff. Cant ask for anything more. Keep up the good work.
Sunday, 12 January 2020
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Special Offers

10% OFF ALL OIL CHANGES!!

 

10% OFF ALL UNDERCOATINGS!!

 

"FREE" TIRE STORAGE WITH PURCHASE OF ANY 4 TIRES!!

 

Quick Car Tips!

Have your engine ani-freeze/coolant checked at least once a year.  In summer, old coolant can cause your engine to over heat, while in winter excessive cold temperature can cause weak anti-freeze to freeze inside your engine damaging your engine.