Bear Frame & Axle Service Company

This is the only shop I have ever found that can properly align the Ford "Twin I-beam" suspension. They are very good at explaining problems and options, very courteous, always do it right the first time. The only place I would go for front-end work.

They straightened a frame on a 92' GMC K1500 for me after I got in a wreck. They did a good job, as I haven't had any problem whatsoever b/c of the previously bent frame. They also itemized exactly what it would cost to repair the entire truck, even though I wasn't planning on having them repair it, and was simply trying to see whether I should sell the truck, or fix it myself. To me, they did great work, and went the extra mile.

These guys are honest and will only fix what's wrong with your vehicle. When in doubt take your suspension, alignment problems to Bear. I always get out of there for less than I expected to pay.

I have a 1991 Toyota MR2 turbo. The dealer just couldn't get it right, repeatedly, even though it is "within spec" So I used a frame shop up the street. The first time was okay, the second time wasn't much better than the dealer (in terms of handling and tire wear). Bear got it right in terms of handling. However, after about 1000 miles, I noticed the front tires were wearing on the inside. They checked alignment, found it to be off, and corrected at no charge. They also said bring it back in a 1000 miles to verify the alignment held. I did that, at no charge, and it was fine. This car is fairly temperamental about its four wheel alignment, and Bear got it right on. My wife also took her 1999 Audi A4 there, for a front and rear alignment. They did the front end, and said the rear end didn't need alignment, which saved us some money.