Extreme Off-Road Equipment is conveniently located on Hwy.
74 in Fairview, NC. At this location we are able to provide service and repair
for our growing customer base as well as for individuals or businesses that
use military vehicles.
In our shop we have the equipment and ability to perform any service or
repair that keeps our customers vehicles operational. Whether it's a lube and
oil change, bed swap, or a major engine repair. Since we specialize in Military
Vehicles, we have the know how to get the job done right.
We have relocated to a larger facility that allows us to operate out of
a multi-bay shop with improved access for our vehicle inventory. Expanding our
operation has allowed us to continue to satisfy our customers' needs.
RECONDITIONING PROCESS
Once we bring a truck in, it goes through our reconditioning process.
This includes a mechanical evaluation with repair or replacement of any defective item. All fuel is drained and filters replaced. All fluid levels (Axles, Transmission, Transfer-Case etc.) are confirmed and replenished as necessary. Belts and hoses are checked and replaced as needed. A complete lube of the vehicle is also included. The electrical system is evaluated and brought up to a road legal standard. Defective tires are replaced and each vehicle is road tested.
Once a truck is checked out mechanically, it is thoroughly cleaned. This includes pressure washing, and new, correct, late model CARC paint as required. We install a new insulated vinyl top, new OEM batteries, and new interior seat covers.
CUSTOM MODIFICATION
Aside from acquiring and creating job ready 2.5 Ton and 5 Ton trucks our unique focus is on custom retrofitting.
Each of our customers has a different reason for purchasing these
trucks and often requires modification to suit their application. Examples of
this are frame extensions, bed replacements, dump bodies, hydraulic accessories,
winches, upgraded interiors, power steering installations, and specialty bodies
such as water trucks, fuel storage trucks and hydro-seeders.
