Posted on 9/29/2022
Generally, our cars should drive smoothly on paved roads. And even when driving on rougher roads, you shouldn’t feel too much impact. When you notice your drives feeling rougher, you might wonder why. The vehicle’s suspension system, specifically the shocks and struts, is responsible for absorbing. road impacts to allow for smooth and safe rides. They also play a part in supporting your vehicle. Just like most other car components, your manufacturer has a recommended interval for their replacement. Most drivers require suspension repairs every 50,000 miles, give or take. If you are a frequent driver on dirt roads or other unpaved roads, you’ll find that the wear and tear takes its toll on your shocks and struts sooner. Just like your abs and back muscles that support your spine and keep you standing upright, your suspension serves a similar purpose. They ensure stability when your car moves at different speeds and directions. Whether you ... read more