Steering and Suspension System

The steering and suspension system on your vehicle is responsible for maintaining comfortable riding conditions and driving performance. The steering and suspension system also helps drivers remain in control of their vehicles at all times. The suspension system converts forward energy created by bumps in the road into vertical energy that travels up into the vehicle frame. Suspension system components, like coil springs and shock absorbers, help to dampen the impact of this road force. While the individual components comprising each suspension system may vary, all suspension system components will weaken over time through stress applied during normal driving conditions. Similarly, off-road driving and erratic driving can wear down suspension components more quickly. Regardless of your driving preferences, we have the necessary equipment to identify and correct any issue plaguing your steering and suspension system. Our staff is trained to inspect the steering and suspension components in order to determine whether your service will entail a minor adjustment or a replacement.

Ball Joint Replacement

The suspension system allows your tires to maintain constant contact with the road, especially on uneven surfaces like bumps and potholes.

Inner Tie Rod & Outer Tie Rod Replacement

As an important part of your vehicle’s steering and suspension system, tie rods provide linkage between your vehicle’s steering system.

Shocks Replacement

Shock absorbers are components in your vehicle’s suspension system that help your tires remain in constant contact with.

Struts Replacement

While the function of shocks and struts is very similar, the biggest difference is in how they mount to your vehicle.

Suspension Inspection

The primary function of your vehicle’s suspension system is to provide structural support while maintaining comfortable riding conditions.

Sway Bar Link Replacement

Attached to each wheel in your vehicle’s suspension system is a stabilizer bar called the sway bar.