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The suspension system absorbs road impact, maintains tire contact with the pavement, and supports vehicle stability. When suspension components wear, ride quality and control can decline gradually.
Suspension repair begins with inspection. Shocks, struts, and related components are evaluated to determine whether service is appropriate.
Common Suspension Concerns
Drivers often request suspension inspections for:
- Excessive bouncing after bumps
- Clunking or knocking noises
- Uneven tire wear
- Vehicle leaning during turns
- Rough or unstable ride
These symptoms can indicate wear in shocks, struts, joints, or mounting components.
What a Suspension Inspection Includes
Suspension system evaluation typically involves:
- Inspection of shocks and struts for wear or leakage
- Evaluation of suspension joints and bushings
- Inspection of control arms and related components
- Assessment of ride stability and component movement
Service recommendations are based on confirmed wear or performance concerns.
Why Suspension Condition Matters
Worn suspension components can:
- Reduce braking stability
- Affect steering response
- Increase tire wear
- Decrease overall ride comfort
Addressing suspension wear early helps maintain safety and driving confidence.
Included With Every Service Visit
Every vehicle we service includes a complimentary 27-point inspection with a digital report delivered to your phone or email.