Redline Automotive Solutions

10/06/2026

With temps getting lower now, it’s probably a good time to get your car/trucks antifreeze levels checked, and make sure your heat is in working order. We can get you taken care of, fresh antifreeze and a working heater sounds great doesn’t it ?!?!

08/22/2026

Made some good time pulling an entire driveline out of a donor truck, to put in a nicer truck, that needed a new lease on life. So who’s next?!? Let’s make some big moves!

07/02/2026

Carbon buildup is an ever increasing problem on today’s vehicles, you can see the center port is on its way to being clogged off with oily carbon, and behind that is the breather port for pcv, this car would burn oil on startup and deceleration. After a new manifold was installed everything is back to tip top shape again!

06/01/2026

Vehicles always have failures.. driveline, engine/trans, oil leaks, brakes/suspension.. everything needs service and we do it all! Fast turn around and honest repairs, always ready for the next thing coming through the door!

05/29/2026

05/29/2026

Anything from brakes, bearings, and suspension… to engine, transmission, and AFM/DOD deletes, we have it covered! Just a call or message away!

05/28/2026

Fresh set of meaty tires on this Ram 2500! Don’t forget we can mount/balance tires!

05/04/2026

Have some openings to get your vehicles fixed up, suns coming out and you don’t want to be stuck with a messed up ride holding you back from enjoying it!

03/30/2026

It’s been a long..hot minute since I got on here to post, life has been crazy. But, my personal project race car is nearing completion! Glass is out, real nice tune dumped in, cage welded up with just some finishing touches left to do. Luckily I can get back to taking on more work and finally set the race car aside for a bit!

01/28/2026

Good ole ECOTEC 2.4L, came in for leaking rear main seal, pretty intricate job that entails taking the transmission fully out and servicing the seal… furthermore, we pulled the valve cover and intake manifold to service the pcv port so this doesn’t become a repeat issue!