Suspension Service & Repair
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Has your ride become bouncy and uncomfortable? Has your car started bottoming out? Does your front end take a dive or lose control every time you make a sudden stop? Do you feel like you are swerving more than normal when you change lanes? Is your car sagging towards the rear? These are signs that’s its time for a suspension service.
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Suspension Affects Performance & Safety
Your suspension not only affects the ride and performance of your car, but can contribute to other problems, such as alignment, tire-wear, steering, and braking. If your car rocks, sways, or bounces up and down a lot during normal driving, cornering, and braking it is probably time to schedule a suspension service with your local AAMCO Utah location.
The expert technicians at AAMCO Utah will get your ride feeling smooth again in no time. We have 8 conveniently located service centers throughout Utah – schedule online today! Contact your local AAMCO Utah location for availability of suspension services. Bring your vehicle in to a local suspension repair shop near you!
Q: What are shocks and struts?
A: Shocks and struts are important parts of your suspension system. These key parts are used in controlling your springs. While these look very similar to each other, they serve different purposes. A strut supports the weight of your car and helps you adapt to various road elements, while a shock is a piston-shaped tube that allows your wheels to absorb bumps and recover.
Q: How do I know if my suspension system has gone bad?
A: When your car is in need of suspension work, you can feel it. Often your car will have a sway/lean when you change lanes, scale ramps, or turn corners. Likewise, you can feel excessive bumping when you traverse bumps, dips, and stop.
Q: When should I replace my shocks and struts?
A: Each car is different and the mileage may once again vary. However, the best timeframe to consider replacing these is around the 50,000-mile mark. By this point, your car has accumulated enough wear to swap out these parts.