Suspension System Service
Suspension Condition Review
Shocks, Struts & Springs
Noise, Wear & Poor Handling
Based on Current Schedule
Clear Service Information
A vehicle that feels harder or less smooth than usual may have worn suspension parts. A check can help find the cause.
Too much movement after a bump can point to a problem with shocks or other suspension parts.
A clunk or knock over bumps can come from a worn or loose suspension part. The source should be checked.
Suspension problems can change how the tires meet the road. This may cause uneven wear across the tire.
Pulling to one side can have more than one cause. A suspension check can help find whether a worn part is involved.
One side of a vehicle sitting lower than the other may point to a spring or related suspension problem.
We check shocks for wear and explain the repair or replacement work needed.
We inspect struts for damage or wear that may affect ride and handling.
We check springs when the vehicle sits low, feels uneven, or shows other suspension concerns.
We inspect control arms and related parts when movement or wear affects the vehicle.
We check ball joints for wear that may affect wheel movement and handling.
We inspect worn bushings when they cause noise, movement, or other suspension problems.
We check the main suspension parts to find signs of wear, damage, or loose movement.
We assess wheel movement when a suspension problem may be affecting the way the vehicle travels.
We inspect uneven tire wear when suspension parts may be affecting the tire position.
We check related steering areas when the vehicle feels loose or pulls while driving.
We compare the vehicle's ride height when one side appears lower than the other.
We inspect unusual sounds to help find the suspension part causing the noise.
We check suspension parts after a pothole, crash, or strong road impact.
We assess changes in ride and handling to identify areas that may need service.
