Common signs that your steering or suspension system may need attention include difficulty steering, a bouncy or rough ride, unusual noises like squeaking or clunking when going over bumps, pulling to one side, or uneven tire wear.

If you notice any of these symptoms, it's important to have your system checked out to avoid further damage.

The time it takes to repair your steering or suspension system depends on the severity of the issue. Minor repairs or replacements (like shock absorbers or tie rods) typically take 1 to 2 hours, while more complex repairs may take longer.

We’ll give you an estimate before starting any work.

Ignoring steering or suspension issues can lead to more serious problems, such as reduced vehicle control, increased wear on tires, and even the risk of accidents. Over time, damaged components can cause further strain on other parts of your vehicle, leading to costly repairs.

It's best to address any issues as soon as possible.

Regular inspections and maintenance can help keep your steering and suspension system in good condition. Be mindful of how your vehicle handles on the road, and if you notice any changes, schedule a check-up. Keeping tires properly inflated and ensuring that your alignment is correct can also prevent unnecessary wear on your system.

Regular maintenance will extend the life of your steering and suspension components.