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Expert Suspension System Repairs

Steering and suspension systems are crucial for vehicle handling, comfort, and safety.  


Suspension System Components:


  • Shock Absorbers (Shocks): Control the movement of the vehicle’s springs and dampen the impact of road irregularities. Worn shocks can lead to a bouncy or unstable ride.


  • Struts: Combine the function of a shock absorber with a spring and provide structural support to the vehicle’s suspension. They are often used in the front suspension of modern vehicles.


  • Coil Springs: Support the vehicle’s weight and absorb shock from the road. Worn or broken springs can affect ride height and handling.


  • Leaf Springs: Used in some vehicles, especially trucks and SUVs, to support the rear suspension. They consist of several layers of metal and provide load-carrying capability.


  • Control Arms (A-Arms): Connect the vehicle’s frame to the wheel hubs and allow for up and down movement of the wheels. They include ball joints and bushings that can wear out over time.


  • Ball Joints: Allow for smooth movement between the control arms and the steering knuckles. Worn ball joints can lead to steering and handling problems.


  • Bushings: Rubber or polyurethane components that cushion and reduce vibrations between various suspension parts. Worn bushings can cause noise, handling issues, and uneven tire wear.


  • Sway Bar (Anti-Roll Bar): Reduces body roll during cornering and improves stability. It connects to the suspension and helps keep the vehicle balanced.


  • Tie Rods: Connect the steering rack or gearbox to the steering knuckles. They help translate steering input into wheel movement. Worn tie rods can cause steering misalignment and play.


  • Wheel Bearings: Allow the wheels to rotate smoothly and support the vehicle’s weight. Worn wheel bearings can cause noise, vibration, or uneven tire wear.


  • Suspension Mounts: Connect suspension components to the vehicle’s frame or body. They absorb vibrations and impacts. Worn mounts can lead to clunking noises and poor handling.

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