Off-road services for Grants Pass drivers
Grants Pass driversmake the trip count.
Coordinate parts, fitment, connected upgrades, and scheduling before bringing the vehicle to BD Fabrication in Medford.
Plan Your Shop Visit↗Visit BD Fabrication in Medford
Coordinate the work before making the drive.
Grants Pass customers can make a more useful shop visit by discussing the complete build, parts availability, and scheduling with BD Fabrication first.
From Grants Pass, travel south toward Medford on Interstate 5, then follow the current local route to 159 Taft Street.
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Before you leave Grants Pass
Make the shop visit useful.
Featured services
Plan connected upgrades together.
Plan useful upgrades before scheduling the shop visit from Grants Pass.
Plan fitment and connected upgrades around the complete vehicle.
View service ↗Lift Kits & Leveling KitsPlan fitment and connected upgrades around the complete vehicle.
View service ↗Wheels & TiresPlan fitment and connected upgrades around the complete vehicle.
View service ↗Air Bags & Tow PackagesPlan fitment and connected upgrades around the complete vehicle.
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The Medford shop
Come prepared for the vehicle conversation.
Bring the vehicle details, current modifications, service concerns, intended use, and any parts or sizes you are considering.
Confirm the appointment before leaving Grants Pass and open current directions to 159 Taft Street.
Grants Pass shop-visit FAQ
Plan the trip with the right information.
Where do Grants Pass customers bring their vehicles?+
Service is completed at BD Fabrication, 159 Taft Street in Medford, Oregon.
Should I call before driving from Grants Pass?+
Yes. Call ahead to discuss the vehicle, requested work, parts availability, and scheduling.
Can several upgrades be scheduled together?+
Related services can be discussed together. Share the finished vehicle goal so the shop can help identify compatible work.
What should I bring for an estimate?+
Bring the vehicle year, make, model, tire size, current modifications, intended use, and desired result.