Your steering and suspension system will wear down and need repair. Most damage is caused by normal wear and tear on your vehicle, but it can also be caused by hitting a pothole or curb. Get your steering and suspension checked regularly to avoid accidents. Here’s a quick overview of what steering and suspension repairs entail.
Types of Steering and Suspension Repairs
Depending on the issue, your mechanic may recommend a variety of steering and suspension repairs. The most common repairs are:
This ensures that your tires are pointing in the right direction, which prolongs their life and improves your gas mileage.
Ball joints connect your wheels to your vehicle’s suspension system. Over time, they can wear down and need to be replaced.
Shock absorbers help smooth out the bumps in the road so you have a comfortable ride. Like ball joints, they can wear down over time and must be replaced.
A strut is a type of shock absorber that also supports the weight of your vehicle. Worn struts can cause handling problems and make your ride less comfortable.
Steering and suspension repairs may seem daunting, but luckily most repairs are fairly straightforward. By getting your steering and suspension checked regularly, you can avoid any major accidents or damage to your car. If you do need any repairs, we should be able to handle them quickly and efficiently.
