Branch Automotive

Some trucks are perfectly happy on pavement.
Others spend all week staring west, waiting for Friday. 😏

With International Off-Road Day coming up tomorrow, we want to hear from the people who know the Colorado backroads better than we do. What’s your favorite trail, off-road spot, or place to get a little dirt on the truck?

Drop your favorite in the comments. 👇🏻
Bonus points if you’ve got a picture of your truck out there. 📸

Our towns have a way of reminding you pretty quickly that summer is over. For diesel owners, those first cold mornings are when the little things you didn’t notice in August can start getting your attention. That’s why we like October for Fall Car Care Month. It gives us a chance to look at your truck before you’re asking it to start on a freezing morning, pull through the mountains, or get you home in the first real snow. ❄️

That’s really what preventative maintenance is about. It’s knowing where your truck stands, taking care of what it needs, and staying ahead of things instead of waiting for your truck to make the decision for you.

And over the next few weeks, we’re going to talk about what matters for a diesel heading into a Colorado winter. No generic checklist. Just practical advice from a team that works on these trucks every day.

Want to know where your truck stands before winter? Give us a call at (303) 771-2224 or use the scheduling link in the comments.

Do you know how old your tires are? 👀

Most drivers know to check tread depth, but tire safety goes beyond how much tread is left. As tires age, the rubber can change and develop issues that may not be obvious just by looking at the tire.

Before winter driving conditions arrive, we’ll help explain what we find so you can make the right decision for your truck.

Call 303-771-2224 to schedule.

From Chevrolet Silverado HDs to GMC Sierra HDs, Ford Super Duty trucks, and Ram diesel pickups, our team works on the diesel trucks that our customers depend on every day.

Every diesel platform has its own systems, components, and service needs. Having experience with the brands and trucks coming through our doors helps us better understand what we’re looking at and how to properly care for your vehicle.

What diesel truck do you drive? Drop your make and model in the comments. We’d love to know what trucks are part of our community.

Call us at (303) 771-2224 to schedule your diesel service.

Have you ever wondered what your technician finds during an inspection?

A dirty or restricted air filter can make it harder for your engine to get the airflow it needs. Over time, that restriction can impact engine performance, efficiency, and overall vehicle operation.

This is why inspections matter. Finding small issues early gives us the opportunity to explain what we see, why it matters, and what options you have for your vehicle.

Give us a call at (303) 771-2224 to schedule your next service appointment.

Summer heat can put extra stress on your battery, and some problems don’t show up until the temperatures start to drop.
Corrosion, weak connections, and reduced battery performance can lead to starting issues and electrical problems when you least expect them.

Give us a call at (303) 771-2224 to schedule a battery health check before colder weather arrives.

Not every maintenance item is about fixing a problem today. Sometimes it’s about knowing where things stand so you can plan.

Fluid testing helps us monitor the condition of important systems and understand what your vehicle may need now and what it may need down the road.

Our goal is always to explain what we find so you can make informed decisions about your diesel truck’s maintenance.
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Winter weather can put extra stress on your diesel truck. Before our temperatures drop, let our team make sure your truck is ready for the conditions ahead.

A winter inspection can help identify areas that may need attention, including:

✔️ Tire condition and traction
✔️ Fluid levels and condition
✔️ Brake system performance
✔️ Battery health and connections
✔️ Overall vehicle readiness

Our goal is to help you understand what your vehicle needs and why, so you can make informed decisions about your maintenance.
Call us at 303-771-2224 to schedule.

Heavy-duty trucks are built to handle serious work, but they still rely on a properly functioning steering and suspension system to stay safe, stable, and comfortable behind the wheel.

Components like shocks, steering parts, and suspension components all play a role in how your truck handles weight, towing, and everyday driving. When those parts begin to wear, you may notice changes in handling, ride quality, or control.

Our team works with diesel truck owners to identify suspension concerns and explain what we find so you can make informed decisions about your vehicle.

If your truck feels different on the road or you’re due for an inspection, schedule your appointment whe you call 303-771-2224.

A brake repair is about more than replacing worn parts. It starts with understanding the truck in front of you.
Diesel pickups are built to handle serious demands, and the brake system has to support everything from daily driving to towing and hauling. That means the inspection process matters just as much as the repair itself.

Our team looks at the complete system, explains what we find, and helps you understand what your truck needs before making any decisions.

If your diesel truck needs brake service, schedule your appointment by calling 303-771-2224.