Locate an Auto Repair Shop in Tuscarora, Nevada

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Auto Boys

474 W Front St
Battle Mountain, NV 89820
(775) 635-5060

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Argenta Auto And Diesel Service

127 E Front St
Battle Mountain, NV 89820
(775) 635-2113

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S & R Auto Medics

851 Highland Dr
Elko, NV 89801
(775) 738-5411

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The Otto Clinic

250 6th St
Elko, NV 89801
(775) 752-2526

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Tuscarora Trail: by mailman54 on Thu Aug 02 16:33:19 PDT 2001; spike50: This is off the subject a little bit, but I coudn't resist. Had been planning a hike to the same area during the first week in September. Have previously hiked from Colonel Denning state park to junction with AT at Darlington Trail and back. Was planning to go south from Colonel Denning to Cowan's Gap state park and back this year. What section did you actually hike? I have not been overly impressed with the Tuscarora Trail so far. If it is no better south of Colonel Denning state park, I may go to plan 2 and hike the Bartram Trail in North Carolina instead. Speaking of brakes, I am rapidly approaching 12,000 miles on my 00 Dakota. So far I have not had any problem with my brakes, although my 91 Dakota had all kinds of problems. If I am going to have problems I wish it would start now so that I could get them fixed under warranty.

Front Rotors: by spike50 on Thu Aug 02 14:12:16 PDT 2001; I realize that the ultimate solution is to get an quality-made rotor, Mopar or not, but I'll get these trued up for now. Anyone out there trying non-Mopar rotors, keep us apprised of your experiences so the rest of us can make the right decision, eventually. Just returned from backpacking a portion the Tuscarora Trail in south central PA. It was uphill both ways, hot, rocky and dry. QC got us there and back, the rest we did the old fashion way.

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